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simpsons in penzance is a now-rare survival of the 'ladies' and gentlemen's outfitters' familiar in every provincial town from the 50s to the 70s before the rise of branded clothing chain stores. the interior fitout here appears to date from the 1950s.
The business was started in the 1860s and is still family-run - there is a touch of 'are you being served?' about these places :)
Simpson Park Hammock -- "Simpson Park is a unique remnant of a subtropical jungle known as Brickell Hammock, which extended along Biscayne Bay from the Miami river to Coconut Grove. Fifteen endangered and nine threatened plant Species are present throughout the hammock and are easy to see." -- Miami Herald. Photo by Peter W. Cross
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I don't think I've ever seen homer make that expression on the show. I would have used the face he makes right after saying "Mmm [food product]."
I do like the Maggie stamps though.
Or Simpson-Like.
From The Simpsons Movie website.
He made me, I made him.
Quite funny pastime for the shop :o)
Nice pair from stream gravels adjacent to Simpson's deposit - prominent chatoyancy or parallax and distinct banding. One of my best.