Paul Houle
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My 9mm goes bang again: here's the front entrance to Harold's Square framed by Paris Baguette which isn't from Paris but rather from South Korea

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A unique wide perspective on an urban scene, on the 1/3 line to the right is a narrow path with the number 125 carved into the concrete walkway and a view to a column of 5 clusters of windows rising up from an entrance with the sign HAROLDS SQUARE. To the right of that is a building with a dark grey floor level and alternating white and grey stripes rising up from that, to the left an old brick building that has a PARIS BAGUETTE on the first floor that looks like an urban McDonald's from the 1980s because it was, then a taller brick building to the left of that and then a big white building and an enlongated streetlamp.
A unique wide perspective on an urban scene, on the 1/3 line to the right is a narrow path with the number 125 carved into the concrete walkway and a view to a column of 5 clusters of windows rising up from an entrance with the sign HAROLDS SQUARE. To the right of that is a building with a dark grey floor level and alternating white and grey stripes rising up from that, to the left an old brick building that has a PARIS BAGUETTE on the first floor that looks like an urban McDonald's from the 1980s because it was, then a taller brick building to the left of that and then a big white building and an enlongated streetlamp.
A unique wide perspective on an urban scene, on the 1/3 line to the right is a narrow path with the number 125 carved into the concrete walkway and a view to a column of 5 clusters of windows rising up from an entrance with the sign HAROLDS SQUARE. To the right of that is a building with a dark grey floor level and alternating white and grey stripes rising up from that, to the left an old brick building that has a PARIS BAGUETTE on the first floor that looks like an urban McDonald's from the 1980s because it was, then a taller brick building to the left of that and then a big white building and an enlongated streetlamp.