“Hugh’s Weekly Photo Challenge: Week 19 – “Gap”

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“Gap-toothed she was and sure to please!”  (One of my favorite lines from The Canterbury Tales! He is describing the bawdy wife of Bath.)

(Click on photos to enlarge and read captions.)

This gap between the tree trunk and wall was just wide enough to hide Yoli’s big chick sucker for her Easter Egg hunt.
This gap in the roof of the “Fly Cafe” (more about this later) is the fault of Hurricane Patricia.
This makeshift mens room is more gap than room. Again, you’ll see more about this story in a later post.

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13 thoughts on ““Hugh’s Weekly Photo Challenge: Week 19 – “Gap””

    1. lifelessons's avatarlifelessons Post author

      I had just a little gap at the top of my two front teeth. When the dentist made two crowns there, I had to have him open a space between them at the top because for a lifetime, I’ve been sucking air between those two teeth and I felt claustrophobic without that space there!

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  3. Hugh W. Roberts's avatarHugh's Views and News

    What is that structure in the last picture, Judy? Is it somewhere used for drying clothes?
    No gap in my front teeth I’m afraid. In fact, I had to have teeth removed as my mouth was too crowded (so my Dentist told me).

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    1. lifelessons's avatarlifelessons Post author

      It is a men’s room. See the commode sitting center room? You flushed with a bucket of water! Luckily, the ladies room, although exactly the same, had more of a privacy curtain, complete with ruffle! This restaurant called “Moscas” (Spanish for “flies” as in the insect) had been blown apart by Hurricane Patricia so they just reassembled it from the pieces.

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        1. lifelessons's avatarlifelessons Post author

          Hugh, since I know you are online now, can I ask a huge favor of you? Can you look at my most recent posting (of Cee’s Compose Yourself Challenge) and see if when you click on the photos to enlarge them if you can see the commentary underneath? When I view them they are a tremendous mess with commentary behind the pictures where it can’t be read. I know you are busy, but I’ll owe you one if you’ll do me this favor.

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      2. Hugh W. Roberts's avatarHugh's Views and News

        Apologies for the late reply, Judy. I must have switched off the computer just as your message was coming through. We’ve been out for dinner.
        It works absolutely fine when I hover my mouse over each photo. The commentary comes up underneath and can easily be read. However, if I click on any of the photos, to enlarge them, then I’m afraid no commentary comes up.

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