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Last Dollar Road is an unpaved road between Telluride and Ridgeway, Colorado. The road travels along the San Juan Mountains and was used as a mining supply route in the 1800’s. Along this winding road you will encounter majestic views of Mount Wilson and the ranch where the movie “True Grit” starring John Wayne was filmed.
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Iconic Pittsburgh sign on the Heinz factory building on the North Side before it was moved to the History Center in the Strip.
I like the ranch sign. But I think the farm implement in front adds clutter. If it was off to the side there would be a better view of the details in the ranch sign.
Insegna delle fermate ATAC a Roma con descrizioni e orari notturni del servizio scritte a mano, salvate prima della loro scomparsa.
Roma hand-painted bus sign, with description and timetable, saved before the disappearing.
This is the person to talk to about all the gossip around Goondiwindi as we head east before turning to the north of the state. No question here about another important crop in the Goondiwindi area. The friendly magpie in the main street is watching its fiefdom as the afternoon sun warms this fairly important country town. It sits on the Macintyre River which forms the Queensland Border with New South Wales. With the border locked down because of COVID restrictions, nobody is getting through the police line without the correct documentation and passes.
Number 13 for 52 in 2016 : Danger.
One of two signs by the little railway in Poole Park.
For the elucidation of the same folk with prams full of bread feeding the geese next to the sign that says DO NOT FEED THE GEESE.
Bangladeshi immigrant community has been spreading beyond New York City for last 10 years. Detroit Hamtramck has over 20 thousand Bangaldeshi immigrant living and changing the landscape of the old polish american city. Last year city officially given Conant St dual name "BANGLADESH AVE" to celebrate the diversity of the city.
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A repairman working on the marquee for what was once the State Theatre - on State Street the Uptown district of Westerville, OH. The State Theatre opened as a movie house in 1927. It screened films until it closed sometime in the 1970s. It was vacant for years until becoming in turns a furniture store, a consignment shop, and a couple different restaurants, including the current "Barrel & Boar BBQ Gastropub". The marquee is original, restored a few years ago (the "8" was added) and being maintained by the current occupants.
Jimmy John's sign: "Proper Apologies have Three Parts. 1 What I did was wrong. 2. I feel badly that I hurt you. 3. How can I make this better."
A welcoming sign to Lebanon, Missouri at the turn for 66 into town. Actually, this was supposed to be a part of a video, but I'm still working on it.
Above the door of an independent electrical retailer.
I wonder how many such signs are still on display?