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This sign was spotted while making our pilgrimage to Abbey Road in St. Johns Wood, London. I'd never seen such a sign before. Now in America we have the "slow children" signs which can be seen as a joke by themselves but I think this one beats it. The elderly stick figures alone are awesome. I subconciously just figured all stick figures were the same age but I guess they age just like humans. 1 human year = 4 stick figure years?
The sun has been shining all day long and I've been seeing more and more blossoms all over the city. Steveston, Richmond. March 20, 2011.
Please take a moment to think of people in Japan and the challenges they face following the Great Tohoku Earthquake. I continue to urge my fellow Canadians to support the relief effort and donate through the Canadian Red Cross. Vancouverites may also want to support Japan through the Vancouver Japan Relief Walk of Hope on Sunday, April 3.
After Cocklebiddy, and before the next major goal of our trip, we took a short detour to find something else from the past. In the late 70s, I used to regularly fly from the eastern states to Perth and return. In those times there was a phenomenon carved out on the plains 13km NW of Caiguna. As the aircraft passed over, the pilots would dip an appropriate wing so everyone could marvel at the large aerial “Readymix” sign. When I noticed that it was also marked on maps, I resolved to go and have a look one day.
Branch: West Valley.
Event: West Valley Branch 5th birthday.
Date: 5/10/2008.
Description: Children had fun signing the mural and telling us what they love about West Valley during our 5th Birthday celebration.
went for a walk with my holga for the first time, developed the film in caffenol-c (for the first time) and photographed the negatives (yes, for the first time) with my DSLR+Macro lens
Film Kodak Tri-X 400
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