This is my submission for today's Photo Friday
Luz Station in São Paulo (Light's Station)
The first railway station built in São Paulo in the XIXth century
Shopping Center Iguatemi São PauloShopping Center Iguatemi São Paulo was the first Shopping Center built in Brazil, in 1966.
All photos was taken by Carlos A. Mascaro
Click on photos to enlarge
You have a lovely view, if I may say so!
ReplyDeleteYou have a gorgeous view Sonia! :)
ReplyDeleteOh my! The station and shopping centre are magnificent!
WOW! What an impressive and beautiful shopping center!
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ReplyDeleteThese photos are so nice! Thanks for sharing them with us so we can see a bit more of your part of the world.
((hugs))
More beautiful photos. The shopping center looks great, doesn't look like it is 40 years old.
ReplyDeleteHope you have a wonderful weekend.
Take care, Meow
Hi Sonia...
ReplyDeleteThanks for your good wishes and I am much better..still not 100% but on the way, I hope.
I love these photos...the Train Station is quite elegant isn't it, like a Government Building where great decisions are made...and important laws are passed...
Love that Shopping Center, too...
But the best is your view! Lovely, Lovely....(That is part of your view, isn't it?)
You have a good weekend, too, my dear Sonia.
Hello from a blogger down under in New Zealand. The "J" family passed on your blog address to me as I am compiling blogs for my blog Around The World In 80 Blogs I already have 1 blog listed from Brazil, but will consider listing your blog as well as it is really great.
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My oh my, you have a great view from your house! And the shoppingcenter is looking, as if you are often there!
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Oh My....What a view to wake up with every morning. That is georgous!!! And the shopping mall. The malls I have been in here do not look that way at all. I remember seeing one in Central America that looked the same as yours. I think we should take lessons from the architects there.
ReplyDeleteAs with all the other views of your lovely home and town, absolutely gorgeous! Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThey are lovely lovely photos. I would love to visit Brazil some day.
ReplyDeleteI love the station, Sonia!
ReplyDeleteMy son and daughter-in-law have a woman from Brazil staying with them for a while. She just arrived with a student visa (she was here last year, but had to go back to Brazil and apply for another visa. Her birthday was yesterday, and they threw a party for her, with some of her friends. My Daughter-in-law is really becoming fluent in Portuguese.
You're so lucky to have such a view in front of your house. Thanks for showing it. Have a nice day, Sonia
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As usual perfect images. The station looks looks very grand.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing these photos.
ReplyDeleteI always love your view Sonia and the shopping centre and station look so impressive.
I'd love to pop on over and share a cuppa and a chat with you!
Where is everyone headed so fast in the first photo? Do you get to go boating?
ReplyDeleteI can't believe that is your view, you are truely blessed!!
ReplyDeleteThat water really sparkles! I'd love to look out and see that every day. You live in such a beautiful spot!
ReplyDeleteLovely and interesting photos as usual Sonia!
Beautiful view!! The train station is also quite impressive:)
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