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I can't remember what road this was down in Ponsonby while we were in Auckland, might've been Pitt Street on the outer edge but while we were walking to our car I spotted the love heart on the outside of the building in the left of the photo. I got me thinking, why would a heart be displayed on a commercial building? Perhaps it's a brothel?

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Comments

roentare said…
Maybe some sort of charity?
Tom said…
...it's lovely tree lined street!
Well spotted Amy . I hope you are well and will have a lovely week ahead
magiceye said…
Interesting conclusion.
Loved your header.
merlecolibri said…
I noticed the car colored as if to match the colors of the building where it was parked.
local alien said…
Let us know if you ever find out.
Iris Flavia said…
The bus in the header sure suits your blog-name :-)
Looks more like lips to me? Either way, interesting.
Sharon said…
That's an interesting find. I like the color blocks on the building down the street too.
Bill said…
It's a mystery. Nice header, it's a beauty.
Yogi♪♪♪ said…
A mystery, to be solved.
Lisa said…
What a lovely shadow spotted street! A mystery heart and a colorful car and building. A fun place!
Graham Edwards said…
It's not really how I remember a typical Auckland street.
Alana said…
Liked the dappled shadows on the street. We have some buildings here and there with hearts but they have a slogan written on them "Be Kind". Not guessing re the heart in your picture.
Maybe just a graffiti artist?

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