Photos | Dining in the Wood Food Court
Kira Buckland bends over to examine her food while enjoying her meal in the cozy wooden interior of the Food Court.
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architecture cafeteria handrail urban plant building fence food chair plywood outdoors patio restaurant furniture outdoor house utensil flooring court wood city sitting indoors dining caitanya metropolis umbrella cityscape construction hardwood table room skyscraper crane cafe canopy housing lighting part staircase floor kira buckland shelter
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1600
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2005-09-24T02:43:25-07:00
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