I lOVE this little poem, and send it out to the church every fall. Also love the clock. Big and easy to read. Nice ones with big hands are getting harder to find! Pretty building behind it with an awesome reflection in the glass!
We have one very similar to this just down the street from where I live. It's funny to think watches once replaced public clocks and now cell phones have replaced watches. What will come next?
Downtown Roanoke
I love these old clocks on streets when I see them. So often, tho, they are not working. Is this one functional?
ReplyDeletei believe so! it was probably about that time when we were down there :)
DeleteI like Dr. Seuss's saying!
ReplyDeleteI've always liked that clock!
ReplyDeleteI like this old clock, Tanya, do you know how old it is?
ReplyDeleteNo I couldn't find anything 😔 I'm going to have to dig deeper!
DeleteQuaint old clock adds nice character to the area.
ReplyDeleteI love it and of course I love anything Dr. Seuss!!!
ReplyDeleteI like old clocks. And I'd write more about that but I just don't have the time!
ReplyDeleteYes it is! I'm glad it's still in use.
ReplyDeleteI lOVE this little poem, and send it out to the church every fall. Also love the clock. Big and easy to read. Nice ones with big hands are getting harder to find! Pretty building behind it with an awesome reflection in the glass!
ReplyDeleteLove old clocks like this- rarely ever see them anymore.
ReplyDeleteWe have one very similar to this just down the street from where I live. It's funny to think watches once replaced public clocks and now cell phones have replaced watches. What will come next?
ReplyDeleteIt is a wonderful clock.
ReplyDeleteI love it! We have a few clocks like that one in our downtown area.
ReplyDeleteI like the clock!
ReplyDeleteLooks an attractive place. Really love the clock - in some places over here some neanderthal would have covered it in graffiti, or worse, by now!
ReplyDeleteClocks like this are nice and unique. I like it!
ReplyDeleteI like those old clocks!
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