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One beautiful thing – February 17, 2014

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In a courtyard between Newspaper House and the museum there are trees with Christmas baubles in them, left over from a coffee shop that closed down.

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Posted on February 17, 2014 by Renee MoodiePosted in One Beautiful Thing

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