I see my mate, Peter, is on a three again today so I thought I'd follow suit - or is this a four? Four finials, four columns, three bays - which dominates?
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I've always liked the way we can make our brains flip between these kinds of choices.
Rember those rotating triangular cold milk signs in coffe bars?
Cheers,
B.
I'd say the threes, but that's probably just because I see them all the time. Four is just a three with an extra, five is almost two threes, and so on.
Hi Peter - perhaps. I'm not sure I ever visited such establishments.
Hi Blues Mama - I'd go with the three and I'll think about the rest of your theory while I'm trying to get to sleep tonight!
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