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In the last 18 months I have been to the Australian mainland's most eastern point (Byron Bay)and very close to the western (Steep Point) and southern (Wilson's Promontory). With the Tip, I can now claim to have been to the four corners of the continent.
Another from Columbus, Indiana. This one is very bold and bright, As I came up to it to shoot, the skies opened up and poured heavy.
A Delaware River Port Authority goose directional sign for the Walt Whitman Bridge, with a faded '76 sticker from the 1976 Bicentennial.
Cooperstown, NY. October 2017.
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Other interpretations from my Facebook friends:
Pogo stick on car roof zone? - Victor
Overhead jackhammers? - me
Evel Knievel zone? - Ralph
No car jumping from behind? - Susan
Aim for the eight-ball? - Pat
One-legged man in formal wear giving speech in a pool hall? - me
Car perforation just ahead? - Stacey
Extra Terrestrial Flying Bike zone? - Lee
This is a sign outside a large wine shop in Los Angeles. I spotted it while out walking with Meg.
It made us giggle. Sorry I am a day late for Tipsy Tuesday.
HTT
99:365
Mamiya 645
55 mm
Fuji Reala
Luzerne, PA. June 2015.
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Hitcham is a civic parish and village in Suffolk, situated 12 km north from Hadleigh and 12 km south-west from Stowmarket . Its population is about 600.
The village sign stands at the entrance to the driveway to All Saints' church. It was erected in 1977 to celebrate the Silver Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II. The design depicts the village's agricultural past, featuring four horseshoes, a scythe and a wheatsheaf.
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