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Well, the snow has finally retreated into the storm drains here in Minneapolis. Even getting a few signs of green in peoples lawns. A few more inches of fresh snow coming tomorrow but it can't last. Laura and I took Weezer for a walk to Lake Harriet Saturday and came across this very brave robin. I was astounded how close he let me get with the little Canon point and shoot I always carry. I never noticed the greenish ring around their eyes. I like robins. Their song is comforting and familiar. They usually mean spring has arrived. The little Canon gave a fair account of itself with its meager 3X zoom. Even pretty good at the large view.
A sign which may be of interest. I've still got a few more pics to post.
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I couldn't help myself. I was sitting in my driveway with camera in hand when I spied this little beauty.
Every day I drive by this downed sign - it has been this way for months. It is not a good area for me to stop my car otherwise I'd upright it. The comical thing is there are numerous individuals who walk by this sign each day with their dogs as well as joggers and skateboarders - I guess it's too heavy for them to pick up. Now if I'd gone over and planted some green beans to climb up the legs it would not only be removed, I would be fined for planting vegetables here. Welcome to the East End of Louisville.
There were first signs of spring already mid-March. These scenes are from Fiskars, Finland.
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My husband and I recently visited Ravines Wine Cellars in Geneva, NY for a wine tasting. Besides the wonderful wines, I discovered these great signs hanging in the old barn on the property. Hope they make you giggle, too! Cheers!
Stoke Bardolph is now part of historic Sherwood Forest and the Lord Sheriff delivered a green Sherwood Forest plaque to the village mid January 2026.
#sherwoodforest #sherwoodforestday2026
Stoke Bardolph, Nottinghamshire.
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A Manhattan-bound (N) train of R46 cars (Pullman-Standard, 1975-1978) is seen on the BMT Sea Beach Line from the 13th Avenue overpass. The trees along the line had just started to turn green again, ending my least favorite season of the year: gray stick season.
đống sign này mình tính làm hồi đầu HK2 rồi ;_; nhưng mà làm cái đầu nản quá bỏ luôn nên h mình sẽ hoàn thành những thứ mình đã bỏ hiehie~
cái sign cuối des có tí trục trặc nên đã đổi size nên cái trên đổi theo nên nhìn có vẻ k hợp w size này lắm >_<
text thì tởm khỏi nói r =))
nói chung là vẫn chưa hài lòng lắm w đống sign này :(
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mình rất thích bài hát này vì nó đã có nhiều kỉ niệm w mình .. đến bây giờ nghe vẫn chưa chán đó ;)
"Có nhiều thứ có thể bù đắp, có thể quay trở lại, nhưng có một số thứ lại không thể được.
Có một số người, một số việc, có chút cảm tình, khi đã vĩnh viễn rời xa, sẽ không thể có được nữa."
No Bonfires or camping at Waylands Smithy in Oxfordshire
#sign #waylandsSmithy #englishheritage #history #olympus
This was painted for, as I recall, Steve Powers' "sign shop" booth at Art Basel Miami 2007. Steve ended up buying it. Unless he had other shops contributing to his booth, we may have been the only sign shop in the US with a piece at Art Basel. The design was based on a snapshot of (presumably) an early 20th century sign shop in (presumably) a Chinatown somewhere (China?), that I found in the Encounters with the Other (Adventures in Amateur Ethnography) gallery, at Square America.
There are red on red accents in the drop shadow, and the letters and sign are outlined in gold leaf, all of which is hard to see in this photo.