A Greek bus driver waits for his passengers at a dock at Parikia (Paros).
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6 comments:
How many legs does he have?
(The wolf seems to be waiting, too.)
Mary Anne in Kentucky
Good question, Mary Anne, but I'm sure it's only two.
He looks content to wait.
He seemed so, Messymimi.
I love informal shots of everyday life like this.
Thanks, Bossy Betty. I like they way they capture a moment of real life.
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