EPISODE · Aug 29, 2026 · 5 MIN
Lines, Queues, Covers · London, Yellowstone, Auckland
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At the Circus the black taxi worked its corner again while the red double stood and then passed, and the red double‑decker bus took a turn at the waiting. The white coach was there and, at the same hour, at the West Gate. Places in this entry: London, Reykjavík, Maldives, Tokyo, Auckland, Vancouver, Yellowstone, Montréal, Montevideo. Read it, with the pictures: https://apps.byatw.com/meanwhile/entries/33
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