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I was hiking down to a deserted old bridge when I found this sign painted on the rocks. It appears to be an old advertisement from when this was part of the old Route 66.
This warning sign resides in my backyard. It once graced Conrail's Herbert Secondary near Brandywine MD indicating the beginning of a permanent 10mph speed restriction approaching the south leg of the wye at Brandywine where the Herbert joins the Pope's Creek Secondary. It was found in the brush near the main after a new speed restriction sign had been installed.
Nikon F5, Rolleipan 25
Day 2: Suzy (Miss A)
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Someone stole our Obama for President sign from our yard last night. They stole nearly all the Obama signs in our neighborhood. The ones they didn't take they spray-painted black. So I made this sign today and staked it in the yard. I fully expect it to be trashed by morning. At least they know the result of their pranks: we give more money to Obama's campaign.
Read related journal entry here: lost-angel.livejournal.com/225155.html
E X P L O R E #499 del 4 Novembre 2010
> Foto vincitrice del concorso "La foto del mese " Novembre 2010"" del gruppo "SCHITTA Fotoclub"
Spies (Coldplay) View On Black
This is one of the photos I used for ...
"Strawberry Fields Forever" is a song by The Beatles. The song was written by John Lennon during the filming of “How I Won The War” and inspired by a Salvation Army house in Beaconsfield Road, Woolton, Liverpool near where Lennon lived as a child.
Strawberry Fields Forever
The old advertising signs on the side wall of this old house on Millgate in Newark are not spotted later in the year when the ivy growth is at its maximum! In the winter and early spring, when most of the old leaves have been blown away, these ghost signs from another age are revealed.
The house is old and many of the houses along this road date from the 16th through to the 19th centuries. The road has many wharfs just off it as the River Trent is only about 50m away and it was a very busy road with shops and pubs along it but I cannot find specific info about this house at all. The signs suggest it was a shop sometime in its recent past.
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I thought this sign was hilarious. It was above the door of the Hard Rock Cafe, which was across the street from Bubba Gump where Mike and I went for dinner on the last night. Boy, did we eat shrimp! Three appies and two entrees later, we were stuffed. Yums.
Memorial Day weekend has also come to be known as the unofficial start to summer, when the shore towns once again become packed with seasonal residents, renters and day-trippers. I found this photo in my archives—it was taken in August 2005, in Cape May, New Jersey, a charming resort town known for its Victorian houses.
Wishing you a very enjoyable summer!
At least, I thought the beach huts were dormant.
I wasn't too far from the lit hut, as you can tell, but such was the darkness that even when its occupier stepped outside for one last look around he failed to spot me.
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