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seems like a lot of signs for a village with only two streets. and since I grew up in the East where all roads have either a route number or a name, the concept of 627 streets in a rural area hasn't quite sunk in for me.
from the series: harbour of Rotterdam
Dit is een paal die de stuurboord, rechter oever, aangeeft. De schuine driehoek eronder in het groen is de radarreflector. Die zie je dan als stip op de radar van het schip, bij mist bijvoorbeeld
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My signed copy ofDavid Lynch's film of eraserhead, which I bought off his website years ago (he sold signed copies.
I've not actually met Lynch personally, but I have seen him speak in person & have spoken to him via Skype at a Twin Peaks event.
I did get Charlotte Stewart (Mary X) to sign it at the 2012 Twin Peaks Festival.
That is also an original Twin Peaks Fire Walk with Me poster on my wall.
The reason I include this horse and fence combo in my Photostream is because of the signage on the fence. Licensed Shooting Preserve. A licensed shooting preserve is where they release different types of birds (not sure about other animals) and hunters come and shoot them, which I personally find rather despicable. But the point I am making here is, and what you can't see in the photo is that a few feet down the fence there is another sign that says, "don't touch, pet or feed the horses". And yet they are going to let hunters in those same fields that may or may not know how to shoot a gun. I just thought there was a lot of irony here......
No Fishing because the Fish are Spawning,.This sign was see in the lake at the Bransholme Nature Reserve in North Hull,
Apparently the son went to dental school, a good choice. Glad he kept the old signs, it adds to the town of Spring Valley, Illinois.
Former Fort Ord building, Monterey County, Ca.
Took a little trip to the former Fort Ord today. This place is immense, and at its peak had as many as 50,000 soldiers stationed there. Though many buildings have been demolished, there are still hundreds of buildings and structures left, with most being allowed to rot. Since the base was closed in 1994, much of the land has been repurposed. The biggest change is probably the establishment of the California State University Monterey Bay.
To see all of the decaying facilities is to get just a bit of a hint of the immense amount of blood and treasure our country has wasted in pursuits of warfare. It should be visited by more people. (No trespassing signs everywhere make it difficult.) And, as immense as this place is, it is only a microcosm of all the waste involved in human bellicosity.
This for you Peter.
For all of those who want your half of the road in the middle.
In Scotland they tell you they are doing it, no surprises.
The best sign I saw, but couldn't get a photo of was
"No overtaking on blind crest."
Can you figure it out.
Odd real estate sign seen in Whiting, IN. Eric posted this first, but that's because I'm having awful trouble getting recent photos onto my computer, and have been content to keep posting from my travels...Finally, photos from the ride to Pierogi Fest!
This made for a worthy Monochrome picture. That central rock stood out nicely, but I lost the wonderful splashes of green and the intensity of the summer sunlight (which I really like).
The only reason I would see, appreciate, and even attempt such a scene is due the the industrial walls of Lewis Baltz, many of them quite difficult to visually digest.
It’s not about the sign, but the presence of the image.
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