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Old Medieval City Square (apparently the largest of its kind in Europe)
posted by kent @ 12:33 a.m.
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Tuesday, January 08, 2008
Down by the River Old City Fortress Old Medieval City Square (apparently the largest of its kind in Europe)About Me
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1 Comments:
I looked more closely at the bottom photo and noticed that there is a food seller in a tent. I assume that it has a plastic surround to help him/her keep warm. I guess one could put netting up in the summer to keep the bugs out.
Very clever. Is this common in Europe?
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