They’ve taken away my bells.
But who to point my finger at
Who to cast into ten depths of hell?
And tell me
How’s my beloved Esmeralda to seduce with her dancing
Without the bells I used to ring?
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Ah! I now see.
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Thank you. The view wasn’t one you’d expected? 😀
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Not it’s significance!
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I loved this. It made me think of how beautiful it would be to hear them anyway, almost more beautiful than hearing them ring when they were still there.
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I live within easy hearing distance of church bells (not this church) and I love the sounds. Thursday night is bell-ringing practice night and it goes on for hours! 😀
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Me too, you are very lucky.
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I even get a restricted view of the church…at least the tower. Looks fantastic in the sunset!
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That is so cool! Lucky!
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One of the brighter sides of living in town
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How bereft it is without bells! Pour Quasi….
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Indeed yes. This is another case of me liking the photo then having to find something to write for it. It is a challenge for me as much as anyone else. But Victor Hugo came to mind, and I was away! 😀
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I love that. Some people look for a picture to go with their story. I think it’s more of a challenge to write one to match the picture. I love where you went
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BTW, a separate bell tower was built next to this church. And I set the challenge to everyone, including myself.
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How interesting. And of course you do 🙂
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I’ve just scheduled this coming week’s posts…including CCC226. And I’m thinking, what can I write for this? Oh boy. This one might have me jiggered.
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You are very organized … And I’m not even worried that you will come up with something wonderful.
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Thank you. Having scheduled the week’s posts (except for Sammi’s) I am now wondering what to offer up for CCC227. So I’ve seen the photo & I’m trying not to think of Wizard of Oz!
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You schedulers amaze me. Only thing I ever schedule is Wordless Wednesday on Sorryless because it’s not my blog and there are those who get up early who do enjoy my photos…
So, I’m guessing a yellow brick road feel 😉
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I’m scheduling early this week cos I’m walking the camera tomorrow, which is my usual schedule day
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You’re so organised 🙂
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I have to be because of the writing, a 2 twitter accounts. And… I like time to read, & watch movies & not get stressed! 🙂
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Those are all your choices, m’dear! We don’t treat social media the same, you and I 😉 And there is nothing wrong with that!
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You have face-to-face friends. And a face-to-face job. I live online.
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I have friends. I have no job. I mostly live online.
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But you do have friend irl
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Oh yes, I do have friends in real life. I see them fairly regularly. Linda today, Julie tomorrow night…
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That’s what I don’t have. But at least here I have neighbours who speak!
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Nothing stops you from developing some friendships.
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Source? Where do I find these people? I have lost all contacts.
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Walking outside your door and creating new ones.
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