frozen in time 2

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This clock is one of two on a low, square tower and have probably not been keeping time for quite a while. Thought it could be demolished soon and didn't want to miss another chance to capture something I find interesting. (demolished within the year)

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Patty Day

Patty Day 23 Aug 2007

What a nice clear shot, Brenda!!! Marvelous work again!!!!

Brenda Loveless
Artist Reply: thanks very much, Patty!
Stanley Layman

Stanley Layman 23 Aug 2007

The structure does not look old enough to be slated for demolition. Great picture!

Brenda Loveless
Artist Reply: no it doesn't; that seems to matter little when areas develop in a more commercially dense way

Anonymous Guest 23 Aug 2007

What an image, really hope that doesnt get pulled down or if it does somebody saves at least the clock

Brenda Loveless
Artist Reply: good idea!
Emily Reed

Emily Reed 22 Aug 2007

AWESOME VIEW OF A CLOCK TOWER!

Brenda Loveless
Artist Reply: THANKS SO MUCH, EMILY...HAVE MY EYE ON SOME OTHER UNIQUE CLOCKS IN THE AREA :)
Mrs.David Jobes(Dee) Jobes

Mrs.David Jobes(Dee) Jobes 22 Aug 2007

Fantastic artistic captures!!!Like a work of art!!!:)

Brenda Loveless
Artist Reply: thanks for more great comments, Dee!!
Laurie Rawdon

Laurie Rawdon 22 Aug 2007

Wonderful capture Brenda!!! Seems like they should just fix or replace the clock part...it's too beautiful to demolish!!!

Brenda Loveless
Artist Reply: I agree and hope that is the case.
Joanna Jungjohann

Joanna Jungjohann 22 Aug 2007

why? it is so pretty.

Brenda Loveless
Artist Reply: I really hope it remains but it is part of a building used as a convenience store in the past and is sitting on prime commercial property...the trend has been to tear down and build more or just different.