LENS: Dilworth Park
The keen-eyed members of our Flickr group seem captivated by the new Dilworth Park – from its swooping glassy transit entrances to the fountain’s effect on the smooth granite. Click through below for a look at the new Dilworth through their eyes:
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(Kate Ryan, EOTS Flickr Group)
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