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We are having to stop and do things differently. We need to evaluate things. "Taste and see that God is good."
8/1/2010:
This is the welcome sign as you are entering Iowa City, Iowa. I happened to be driving by this right as the lights on the sign came on and the sun was setting behind it. I like the way this turned out.
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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.
A sign that is advertising signs made by signmakers who are celebrating 40 years of signmaking.
Cook & Company
134 S. Tucson Blvd., Tucson, AZ
Well it's finally going to happen. The weatherman says we are going to get hit with "the BIG ONE"!
Time to sit back and watch the insanity ensue as folks rush off to the grocery store and wipe out the shelves in anticipation of this event.
People around here really do go crazy when they predict snow. I'll bet the folks that live in places like Michigan or upstate New York just laugh at us.
Sigh! I guess I better go get that loaf of bread!
Larry left me this sign on the kitchen counter this a.m.
I personally don't know if this is a beer or an ale, but I do know it's a very cool sign. I shot it behind the bar at the Hare and Hound Pub in Landrum, SC
From a Photo Essay for Oakland Seen of signs around Oakland, CA.
Featured on the flickr blog July 7, 2010.
Made flickr Explore Jul 2, 2010 #378
Photo © Paula K. Wirth.
"Spring is nature's way of saying, 'Let's party'."
~ Robin Williams, American actor and comedian (1951- 2014)
First daffodil.
There is no direction for Hawaiki - spirits, find your way.
Cape Reinga
Te Rerenga Wairua
Maori tradition identifies Te Rerenga Wairu as the departure point of the spirits as they begin their final trek back to the ancient homeland of [Hawaiki].* Eating and drinking on the main site are not permitted as this area is sacred.
The famous landmark of the Cape Reinga lighthouse sits on the tip of the Te Paki Recreational Reserves and overlooks the meeting point of the Tasman Sea and the Pacific Ocean.* The Three Kings Islands are faintly visible from the lighthouse in fine weather.
* Unknown author. 2020. "Te Paki Recreation Reserves" Department of Conservation. VISITOR INFORMATION SIGN 2020-03-16.
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d76415a. That's not very nice! This is a clothing-optional beach. 'Clothies' should be welcome, as they are on all nude beaches!
It is a pity that the authorities have not seen fit to put up ANY formal signs pertaining to this very popular nude beach!!
And the fading ghost sign on the Paris Block on West Hastings Street. After decades in the same location Model Express has recently moved their shop a few doors to the East so I'm not sure how much longer the old plastic signage will be up.