Thursday, January 13, 2011
Interesting gas stations
Here's the other interesting gas station, also "on," or at least only a handful of meters away from, Piazzale Accursio. It's harder to date, but could be from the post-modern period (that is, from the 1980s onward) when the nearby districts began growing as bedroom communities.
See my http://mymilanitaly.blogspot.com/2011/01/interesting-gas-stations.html, the first of the series (perhaps there'll be more!), for the whys and wherefore's.
Like the previous photo, this one was snapped on the 11th of December, around 12:30 P.M.
Enjoy!
Labels:
Architecture,
Quarter-Cimitero Maggiore
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Unfortunately we do not have in Milan a gas station like the one painted by Edward Hopper: it would be interesting to see one of your photos snapped to the same subject.
I was impressed by your comment on my comment on old picture of the day. I enjoyed your pictures and will be looking forward to seeing more.
I live in a little town in Texas. Bandera, Texas. Yes, we have cowboys here. We call it the Cowboy Capitol of the world.
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