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The Grade II Listed sign for the Court Road Industrial Estate.
This area was part of the Star Brick & Tile Works until the early 1970s. This sign dates from Phase III of the development of Cwmbran New Town and dates from c. 1985.
It is listed as "a classic example of post war design that exemplifies the spirit of the age of the Cwmbran new town development".
In Hawaii, it's common for folks to make and display "No Spray" signs on their property to prevent government weed-control crews from spraying herbicide on their roadside plantings. I've shot photos of over 30 such signs so far, and I've only covered our neighborhood.
Here's a crude collage of these signs I put together a few months ago.
Sentinel-3B is well and truly signed and sealed … just the delivery into orbit part to go!
Credits: ESA
Set of zombie signs, graphics, and related symbols.
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Sign hanging under the sign at Mrs. Johnson's donuts on Airport Blvd. It is turned on when donuts are fresh and hot.
Hollywood, Los Angeles, CA.
"The sign is much like the moon. It seems close enough at times to reach out and touch, and many try to bike or drive up there, but it always seems to be out of reach. In fact, it was not designed to be reached, only seen. When it was constructed in 1923, it read HOLLYWOODLAND. It was advertisment for a then-opulent subdivision owned in part by move-making mogul Mack Sennet." quotation from the book "Short bike rides. Los Angeles." by Robert Winning.
HOLLYWOODLAND was transformed into HOLLYWOOD in 1949 and replaced in 1978.
Other versions of the history of Hollywood sign are here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hollywood_sign
Official website: www.hollywoodsign.org/
The new Vespa dealership has replaced the old, weathered florist's sign with their shiny new one. I stopped in for the first time today. Wow! These are not your father's Vespas!
A day at the National Trust's Clumber Park here in Nottinghamshire.
Spring 2026. Time well spent.
I heard on the grapevine about beavers being re-introduced. Here's what I saw :)
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No Group Awards/Banners, thanks
Made a "lasagne" of daffodils and tulips last Autumn in an old plant pot. First signs of life starting to come through with these daffodil shoots. Always great to see. Spring is on its way.
The Spudnuts doughnut shop in Charlottesville, Virginia, displays several great signs, including this one on the window along the street side of the building.
Painted on the side of an abandoned building that once housed Pride's Laundry & Cleaners in Sheffield, Alabama.
This sign is 1/4 mile down the road from us. It is at the intersection with a dead end street, and lets you know what road you are on. My road changes its name 3 times in a half mile here, so it is useful. Things are confusing out here; you can't find us with a GPS. It's frustrating when delivery men can't find us, but kind of nice to be "secluded."
365 Days in Color, green #12
43/365
Photo taken Sept. 2018 .
I noted that many official signs in our once quiet neighborhood tell us what we cannot do.
They are signed and after performances they are taken outside by the dancers in hopes that someone who likes a particular dancer will buy one to help support ABT.
Note ice pack.... Im sure they are used a lot!
And .. note the ELLE magazine.... which we did a photo shoot for while we were in the city! See next phot on the set of the photo shoot.
Public Domain Book: Henderson's sign painter
a compilation of the very best creations from the very best artists in their specialties, embracing all the standard alphabets; also all the modern and fashionable styles of the times ...
Published 1906 by R. Henderson in Newark, N.J .
Written in English.
Photos from the Neon Speaks neonspeaks.org/ tour today.
The Bay Area has no Las Vegas sign boneyard, yet. Until then, at least we have Jim Rizzo’s Neon Works. Jim and his team of five staff members do a lot of the restoration and new sign production in the area. www.neonwks.com/