HORSE TROUGH
CREATING SHADOWS OF THE PAST
BOWRING PARK
ST JOHN'S NEWFOUNDLAND
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Wow, what a beautiful sight indeed! I can only imagine what the streets (roads) must have been like so very long ago...
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ReplyDeleteWhen horses were the main form of transport, these horse troughs were a very common sight on every street. Thanks for looking in.
I write a blog about memorial drinking fountains and would like permission to use the photo of this horse trough. I will, of course, credit and link back to your site. You can view my blog at http://memorialdrinkingfountains.wordpress.com
ReplyDeleteHi hiszafer. Thank you for looking into my blog. I would be very pleased for you to use my photo of the horse trough with a credit and link back to my site.
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