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Curious indeed and well spotted...

Thanks, Xata.

Excellent work! Stay well!

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Thanks, William.

There's an illiterate anagram - A ARM - or it could be 'List what it missing - a. Arm.'

Well spotted, Phil. I like anagrams myself, but that one never crossed my mind.

Well spotted and captured John.
Safe and healthy weekend.

Thanks, Japp, and the same to you.

Fantastic composition, John !

Thanks, Ulrich.

A well seen and disarming photo, John.

Indeed, George. Some pretty good disarming has been going on.

Spooky - or maybe Sesame Street - character watching over the dress rack. And if it weren't for the R, we wouldn't know we were seeing the letters backward, would we.

Yhis window may be worth a few more visits. I was getting tired when I took this.

Well observed John. I especially like the disarmed mannequin and it's reflection! Clever title too!

Thanks, Keith.

great angles and reflections. i like the natural texture of the window also.

would love to have this in my group 'naturally occurring collages' - if you want.

Thanks, raingirl. I forgot I belong to that group, and an extra thanks for reminding.

*smile*

a well observed open wound....!

Thanks, Gabi.

Well, two things crawl into my mind when reading Rama:
First
Second
But has nothing to do with your "strange" picture ... ;-)

Those are interesting, Leon. We don't have Rama margarine. We do know about the other Rama, since there are many Hindus here. To someone in Southern Ontario, though, Rama is probably most likely to evoke thoughts of Casino Rama, which is in Rama, Ontario, on the Chippewas of Rama reserve. I don't know who or what that Rama was named after; it was named before the Chippewas settled there. Perhaps a relic of the Raj (I live near a Delhi and a Lucknow).. Rama would also remind a Canadian of the store whose sign is being reflected -- Dollarama. Very popular, that is.

Ah, "1 Euro-Shop" ... saying Ein, not One and it's a common german term.

I discovered that Rama is sold here, as Imperial. Its fellow Upfield brand, Becel, is the most popular margarine around here, too. The big supermarket chain here has a house brand called Celeb, so I imagine that's more Upfield product. So we Euroshop too.

Clearly intriguing

It'd be clearer if they washed the windows, Sarah.

Nice find!
Seen in the group "naturally occurring collages".