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Hi, this is Trieste, the city I live in.
You could like it:
https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.323100284428570.72803.100001858034552&type=3
What a fantastic collection of facades! Thank you Fidel.
You're welcome.
This man has also a great collection of old picture of the city, in his fb page.
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