A tearoom is unable to open due to the Covid-19 restrictions. A table that should be filled with laughter and conversation now sits empty and isolated.
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- May 7, 2021
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- Nikki Thomas
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Country:
United Kingdom
State / Province:
Norfolk
City:
Caister
Lockdown Tea Rooms
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To Leave Comments - Please SignIn with GoogleAnother sad and lonely photograph, Nikki. I can imagine people looking back at these in years to come and asking ‘But, where were all the people?’
I think the sadness will soon be forgotten amid the laughter and chatter, when tables are full again.
Eric is right. I do believe also that sadness will end soon and everything will be back to normal. That table and chairs will be full of conversation and laughter again.
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To Leave Comments - Please SignIn with GoogleIn all its simplicity and emptiness, this is a beautiful and very artistic photo. It combines a lot of opposite ideas, such as styles, epochs and feelings.
Nikki, again I love the simplicity. This is beautiful.
I really like your description. I think the tea room will look beautiful once people are allowed to go.
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