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Yellow

 


Can we call the building on the right "yellow"? I hope so. This is a photo of one of the roads around Devonport in Auckland. I use to work in this town many years ago and I vaguely remember at some point visiting this building, I could be wrong but I think it use to be a pub, there's something in the back of my memories where I vaguely remember visiting there for drinks when I was in my late teens/early 20s. I don't think it is now, we drove past it and it looked like the bottom level was now a cafe. There is a naval base in this suburb at the opposite end.

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Comments

Lachezar said…
Yes, it's quite a nice cafe, had lunch there a couple of weeks back. I love going to Devonport from time to time. Still a beautiful Auckland place!
local alien said…
The colour reminds me of houses here. Tuscan yellow. A warm colour. It's very popular here now
Tigger's Mum said…
So very Kiwi low-rise. Love it.
James said…
Looks like a lovely town.
Lydia C. Lee said…
I didn't go to Devonport. Had planned to but ran out of time...saw a kiwi at the zoo instead! #WeekendReflection
Tom said…
...looks YELLOW to me!
Betty J. Crow said…
Looks yellow to me. Nice find!
roentare said…
That yellow building definitely stands out, and it’s amazing how certain places can stir up such hazy yet vivid memories from years ago. Devonport really has a way of holding onto its charm
magiceye said…
Nice street photo.
Iris Flavia said…
A nice, warm yellow and beautiful street-scene. Love water close by.
Sharon said…
It's a nice shade of yellow.
Jim said…
If you've got it use it. Yellow is not easy to find. So, looks yellow to me. I forgot my Yellow school busses saved, oh well, next time.
s.c said…
And that on the shortest day of the year but you may call it yellow indeed.
Veronica Lee said…
Looks like a charming town—full of character and warmth.

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