just walking past. I really like this little passage, in spite of the fact that there are very few points of interest here… the little Asian foodstore is about the most important thing here to me. And the gym I suppose.
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Tina Roenhovde Tiller
Me in a nutshell
I was born and raised in Norway, in several villages and small towns. In 2005 I moved to New Zealand, where I completed a Master in Tourism at Victoria University in Wellington. My heart still belongs to New Zealand, but my family and connections in Europe led me to take a job that I was offered in Vienna in 2010. So, now I'm Viennese, for as long as my PhD (also in Tourism) will take me. After that I don't know where I'll go. My passions in life are music, photography, plants (I'm getting better at understanding them!), fluffy things and food. And using my brain. I like that too.
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Reminds me of a building in Providence, R.I. called “The Arcade” which looks like your photo and is the oldest indoor shopping mall in the U.S.
Cool, when was it built? For some reason I imagine that the US woulda been ages ahead of Europeans in terms of establishing malls…
P.S. Be happy to send you a photo of it.
Yeah actually, it’d be cool to compare
Really liking your blog
It’s a good insight into Vienna – I definitely want to visit sometime 
Thank you very much!! It’s a really nice city. I personally can’t wait for summer, it’s so much nicer to go out and take photos when it’s warm and welcoming out there!!
I definitely know what you mean! I work and take photos a lot outside – it’s miserable when it’s cold and wet! Will keep an eye on your posts