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Flower Shop Roof
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The building in which I live, being a former factory or warehouse or something, often feels more like a fallout shelter than an apartment with its lack of balconies and less than adequate number of windows or other means of connecting with the outside world. Luckily, a ladder that can be found across the street allows one to climb the roof of a flower shop and view Montreal in all its glory.
Griffintown, Le Sud-Ouest, Montreal
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jack: 19th Jul 2007 - 14:31 GMT
wasn't there a posting of five roses before, this shot is great, i love the nightime, loneliness, desertedness except for a few workers and and slimy people.
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