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I missed the most recent Polaroid Week because of a big deadline.
So I've decided to have my own Polaroid Week. It starts today, with love.
Big.
Boxford is a large village in the Babergh district of Suffolk, England. Located around six miles east of Sudbury straddling the River Box and skirted by the Holbrook, in 2005 it had a population of 1,270. According to Eilert Ekwall the meaning of the village name is "the ford where box trees grow". The village was mentioned in the Domesday Book, at which time it had a population of 18. During the Middle Ages, Boxford was a wool town.
The village sign was erected in the 1990s and stands alongside the river opposite the Fleece Inn and former newsagents on Broad Street. The upper panel depicts nearby St. Mary's church and symbols of the village's agricultural past and present - sheep, ears of wheat and apples (there is a large fruit farm on the southern outskirts of the village.) The lower panels depict the watermill and one of the village's three windmills - none of which, alas, are now standing. The bottom roundel depicts George "Tornado" Smith, a 1930s "wall-of-death" rider, whose parents owned the nearby White Hart Inn. He is pictured here riding his bike with his pet lioness in the side car. The body of the lioness is now buried beneath the forecourt of the White Hart.
McDonald's #22467 (3,690 square feet)
217 Fox Hill Road, Willow Oaks Village Square, Hampton, VA
Opened December 22nd, 1997, re-built in 2007
I noticed on my trip to London in April last year that this Goulston Street sign is peeling away, but I didn't get a good shot.
Goulston Street was where Jack the Ripper left his only clue.
Nikon F4. Kodak T-Max 400 35mm B&W film.
Wonderful carved sign (dated 1618) over an even older doorway(1582) in Oude Doelenkade, Hoorn, Holland.
Shell Oil Company logo was design by Raymond Loewy and it is still one of the best-known logo designs. Shell logo has been continually corrected for several times. This sign is one of the olders version found it in Cambridge, Massachuset. ------ (BOS_DSCN2219 - Image copyrighted).
Outkast "Hey Ya" hand-painted sign. It says "What's cooler ... than being cool? ICE COLD. Alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright."
One Shot on found wood, 27" in diameter. Make me an offer if you want it I'm really trying to get rid of things.
This large regulation sized sign, is posted at proper height overhead along the road side on Rio Grand Boulevard in the northwestern part of Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA. I turned around, stopped and stepped closer to take this photo. -- Fooled me!... only then did I notice that this was a hand made sign posted just inside someone's property line. It is duplicated on the other side so it can be seen by motorists coming from either direction.
Along this route there are frequent signs announcing horse and bicycle crossings. So this was unexpected, but in this part of the country, almost feasible.
The small New Mexico Whip-tail lizard is the most common lizard in this region. The young ones measure around 6 inches (150 mm.) in total length and have bright blue tails - the color disappears as they mature. If a predator grabs the tail it simply breaks off allowing the lizard to escape. But these are very fast running lizards... my cats have never caught one.
Direction sign on the remote single track road to Lochbuie and Croggan on the Isle of Mull Scotland.
Despite being a single track road and somewhat remote location these roads are some of the most smooth roads I've driven along.
August 10 2017