Many towns in Central Ontario are proud of their heritage, and one way they demonstrate this is to decorate their main streets with vintage-looking decorations such as light standards. They certainly do have charm!
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That is a very quaint photo. My town has lots of "old" charm. - Mary
ReplyDeletei saw a lot of those back in england in the streets of london, in my opinion they are quite spooky
ReplyDeleteHi EG, Those vintage lights are amazing. AND---putting them in Sepia makes them even better. Great job!!!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Betsy
You always make me feel proud to be an Ontarian. Not too much though, just right.
ReplyDeleteThese vintage lamps are really a charm!
ReplyDeleteGod bless you!
Cezar
Oh, I like them....they really are nice.
ReplyDeleteYou light up my life! Nicely done, EG.
ReplyDeleteThey do look nice in sepia! And I'm sure they make the street pretty and welcoming, too.
ReplyDeleteCharming and quite ornate.
ReplyDeleteRafael mentioned England and when I saw them I was thinking Dickens. :)
Mine’s here: Round The Bend.
Sepia really does make these lights look antique.
ReplyDeleteB.
very elegant--love those old lamp posts
ReplyDeleteThe light standards must make the street look very decorative. Do they do them up for the holidays?
ReplyDeleteDarla
These ornate street lights are so elegant. I like the old-fashioned charm. It does add to a street scape.
ReplyDeleteThese add so much to an area. A lot here to be proud of.
ReplyDeleteDarla,
ReplyDeleteYes they hang wreaths on them in December.
This is a wonderful Sepia Scenes photo. Such light standards definitely add charm to a town.
ReplyDeleteLovely lamps in great sepia tone, EG! :)
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