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Posted by laura at 9:21 AM 3 comments
Labels: barcelona, harry potter, madrid, scooters vacation fall, signs, spanish, streets, travel, wordplay
Notes from me to me (and maybe you): Neighborhoods can be more magical at night. Don't rent an apartment without seeing what it looks like after dark.
Emily and I found this street biking home from Rittenhouse Square the other night. The picture says nothing about what it's really like, but I said "Wow!" and stopped quick and Emily was mesmerized and we had a mini collision. If I were planning to stay in Philadelphia for longer, I would like to live here.
Posted by laura at 12:49 AM 0 comments
Labels: christmas lights, homes, neighborhoods, streets, taking a new route home