Southwestern Ontario does have some nice old historic buildings. Less now than before as we tend to find more reasons to tear them down and replace then with new, albeit less attractive, in my and the UC's opinion, modern and stale/sterile structures (alliteration anyone?). This building lies at the end of Ontario Street in Stratford, and unfortunately I can't remember its current occupants, but I believe it may be the local justice building.Tuesday, August 17, 2010
Southwestern Ontario does have some nice old historic buildings. Less now than before as we tend to find more reasons to tear them down and replace then with new, albeit less attractive, in my and the UC's opinion, modern and stale/sterile structures (alliteration anyone?). This building lies at the end of Ontario Street in Stratford, and unfortunately I can't remember its current occupants, but I believe it may be the local justice building.
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Remember that beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Take your picture with an infrared camera in the winter and compare it to one of the ugly 'new' buildings. Green really is the new beauty.
If you say so, but I disagree. I prefer the old look.
And it suits your perfectly:))))
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