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• At 2007.07.19 06:19, Ad said:

  Enlightening

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• At 2007.07.19 11:10, inspired said:

  Yes good one Chris..
  On top form there Ad

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• At 2007.07.19 11:25, ad said:
  

  Cheers Insp!

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• At 2007.07.19 12:15, Abraham Lincoln said:

  Wow. That is a spectactular photograph of a beautiful interior.

  When I was a youngster the neighboring city of Dayton, Ohio had a thriving business arcade. It was always filled with people buying things. Including a deli that prepared delicious sandwiches.

  The building fell on hard times. Had has many owners who don’t know wha to do with it. The last time I heard the owners sold it to the city who is considering tearing it down.

  Abraham Lincoln
  Brookville Daily Photo

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• At 2007.07.19 12:56, Apple said:

  Lovely photograph Mr Harrison!

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• At 2007.07.19 12:56, Apple said:

  Lovely photograph Mr Harrison!

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• At 2007.07.19 12:58, Apple said:

  Oops, I need to do something about that speech impediment.

  Doh! Still no Speedo shots in the gallery.

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• At 2007.07.19 13:57, ad said:
  

  OMG It’s the Apple Twins!!!!!!!!!! Nice.

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• At 2007.07.19 14:30, jafabrit said:

  I remember that arcade abraham and it was beautiful, they just can’t get people to come downtown Dayton. It isn’t a thriving city like Newcastle.
  This is a gorgeous photo and the arcade is one of many treasures of the city center.
  I so enjoy being able to come here and see daily pics of my home :)

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• At 2007.07.19 16:18, Snoo said:
  

  Great shot!
  Used to visit the music shop ‘Windows’ in there all the time. Central Arcade was always dead quiet. Wonder if it’s busier now.
  I agree with Jafabrit (Hiya Jafa!!!), I love seeing these pics of my home!

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• At 2007.07.19 16:56, jafabrit said:

  YEA! SNOO, how lovely to see ya here :)

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• At 2007.07.23 16:14, Chris said:

  Beautiful architecture - before all the rubbish which almost ruined Newcastle in the 1960s (eg car park almost obscuring the cathedral from certain angles on Grey Street! Also, turning a classic Eldon Square into a brown lump of brick…)

  Also, I don’t work for them but Windows shop is a favoured venue to run down even the most obscure music.

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