Faro clock and another stork

This isn’t in Spain, and as far as I know Ernest Hemingway has never been here. I couldn’t though resist borrowing his title for this #timesquare.

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  1. Great capture. Sometimes it so hard to get photos looking up like that. We were At Notre Dame At one in the afternoon and I recorded the bells as we stood I line.

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    1. Thanks Debbie 😊
      And thank you also for link. Bit behind time at moment but I’ll catch up by Monday hopefully

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  18. Oh how I wish I’d thought of using that line for a title! Maybe I could use the next line from John Donne’s original: “It tolls for thee” — though maybe that’s a bit grim. 😉

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    1. ”No Man Is an Island” by John Donne

      No man is an island, entire of itself;
      every man is a piece of the continent,
      a part of the main.
      If a clod be washed away by the sea,
      Europe is the less,
      as well as if a promontory were,
      as well as if a manor of thy friend’s
      or of thine own were.
      Any man’s death diminishes me,
      because I am involved in mankind;
      and therefore never send to know
      for whom the bell tolls;
      it tolls for thee.

      John Donne – (1572 – 1631)

      It’s a great line. Use it well, use it often.

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    1. Unfortunately I can’t recall if the one I have heard is this one or the ones up hill! Lovely whichever it was though 😊

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