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International Smuggler - Billi Kid Brand - Face Guy - some record shop - JShine - Alexis - Melvind - Senor Codo - Sev - Poler
The left side of the corner of Laurel Canyon and Ventura
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English: Orange (the national soccer team) champion. If you need to p** you can do it against this wall.
and living large on Friday! This is the drive-in where I had that delicious ice-cream sundae...HFF!! :))
At an almost forgotten section of the Philadelphia, PA Naval Shipyard, is a 5-way intersection where abandoned Crouse-Hinds type R signals are left to rot. Home-made STOP signs also invade this intersection, though very little cars pass through here and even they don't obey them.
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(See it lit up.)
Another motel where the owner called me over. Again, I thought "Here we go", but another refreshing change. They chatted to me for a while, about why I like to shoot signs and motels, about roadside stuff in general, and then they told me some history about the place. They asked for my email address so they could send me some scans of a few vintage things from the place.
About a month after the trip, in came a scan of an old photo, an old ashtray, and an old postcard. Unfortunately, none good enough to repost here, but still... very nice of them. I don't know what the motel is like to stay in, but if it's like the folks I met, it must be pretty nice.
According to the 1954 postcard scan, this is not the original sign, but one from a bit later. (60's, I think)
I also love the slogan on the '54 postcard... "Comfort You Will Enjoy". Nice! :-)
Pticek's Bakery
Adobe Lightroom mobile for Android still having issues. It's finally saving at original resolution and retaining metadata, but it also changed 60mm to 600mm. If only it could do that for me in real life.
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Sign in Santa Fe, New Mexico
We are not in "Parts Unknown", but will be in alternate housing for the next 6 weeks while work is done to renovate our condo. I am hoping to be able to post my photo of the day and so forth, but may be limited in doing more. Hope you bear with me while we beautify our place!