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Just Married sign for Panto At The OK Corral
Made from craft foam sheets, drawn on with marker pen and glitter glue, with battery-operated fairy lights.
Baddow Meads is a natural flood plain situated adjacent to the River Chelmer to the east of Chelmsford UK. It floods regulary here.
The road is actually a cycle and footpath.
A few snaps from today's Rat Bastards Infestation at the XXX Root Beer Drive-In in Issaquah.
Sony A7II
Tamron 90mm f:2.5 Adaptall Macro
Fotodiox TAM-NEX Adapter
The original neon Magikist signs stood a mile or two from downtown Chicago, on all the major expressways into the city. The last of them came down a decade or so ago, but I created this digital version--in plain old MSPaint, which is all I had to work with--on February 8, 2013, a date that will go down in history as nothing special.
And if you think you could have done a better job than I did by using a better program, well, you're probably right, so please do it. My version is just a placeholder until a better version of the sign shows up. I'm just surprised that no one did it before now. Meanwhile, this is better than nothing.
And if you want to see my spectacular B * L * I * N * K * I * N * G version of this classic sign, then cut & paste the link below, which will take you right over to my blog.
One of the hundreds of iron signs on the houses of Hautvillers on the hillside of the "Montagne de Reims".
I was surprised to see this sign in Hudson, New York, USA on September 22, 2014. Not free gas. Just a closed station. Too bad!
Sign at a "Stand for Freedom" rally for Kari Lake at the Embassy Suites by Hilton Scottsdale Resort in Scottsdale, Arizona.
Please attribute to Gage Skidmore/The Star News Network if used elsewhere.
The sign below is of a Cassowary warning drivers in Cape Tribulation not to knock them down. However these warnings weren't enough so somebody altered the top sign (warning drivers of a hump in the road) to show what a Cassowary flattened by a car might look like.
The Cassowary is an endangered ostrich type bird which can be found (dead and alive) in Cape Tribulation, north of Cairns in Far North Queensland in Australia.
This old sign was removed from an adult video store, refurbished and replaced on the former Paramount Theater building. The building now houses restaurants and other businesses.
This old sign is a fading reminder that before the automobile and truck, deliveries in Butte were made by horse-drawn wagons, thus creating a large demand for services related to horse-drawn conveyance.
Comments are welcome.
Bob
Sign at the American Printing House for the Blind. I've always wanted to use printer plates like these as a backsplash in my kitchen, but have yet to convince a printer to let me have the used ones. (Louisville, KY)
Sign on the Bay View Mall at 470 Dundas Street East, Belleville, Ontario, announcing the closure of the mall as a result of the Government of Ontario's order to that effect.
One of a series of photographs taken by Paul Lantz in Belleville, Ontario, during the Covid-19 closures of 2020.
Donated by Paul Lantz in June 2020.
Pages from the Nepali Sign Language Dictionary by Patricia Ross.
Publisher: Welfare Society for the Hearing Impaired, School for the Deaf; 1st ed edition (1989)
203 pages
ASIN: B0007BL0D8
First "wild" Amoco sign sighting in a year. The station is a BP, but this sign still remains in great shape near the highway. I wonder if it lights up.
It is not attached to the CHASE sign. They are developing the land next to it and it made things easier to get near the sign as the weeds and shit had been cleared.
I parked behind a bank then walked to the bottom of the embankment by Barrington Rd.
old workshop signage with a light dusting of ancient flaked paint within Manchesters disused London rd Fire Station
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May 29, 2011, 8:14 a.m. I had seen this crazy-fun cheering section when I was running down Somerset Street West, and so when I spotted them again on Booth Street by the War Museum, it was picture-taking time !
Love the signs: "Toenails are overrated." & "The chaffing (sic) is temporary." Another one (not pictured) reads: "Run like you stole something."
I've been super busy with work at the church lately that my treks into the backcountry have come to a screeching hault. However, with the arrival of fall and the arrival of one of my best friends, I got out today when walked over to Stupid Falls. Numerous mini waterfalls with the two main falls still turning out quite a bit of water. This area area a fresh snow would be epic!
I'll hopefully be posting more frequently now that my work schedule is becoming less filled. Hope ya'll have a great Labor Day weekend.
Signing of Country Programme Framework (CPF) between Ms. Ana Maria Cetto, IAEA Deputy Director General, Department of Technical Cooperation and Mr. Liu Yongde, Director General, China Atomic Energy Authority (CAEA). IAEA, Vienna, Austria, 7 June 2010
In the photo: Mr. Dazhu Yang, DIR-TCAP, IAEA, Mr. Hans Forsstrom, NEFW-IAEA, Mr. Hu Xiaodi, Amabassador, Chinese Permanent Mission, Mr. Liu Yonde, Direcotr General, CAEA,, Mr. Huang Wei, Minister-Counsellor, Chinese Permanent Mission, Mr. Wang Langyi, Assistant to Chairman, Ms Xiao Lili, Interpreter, IAEA Director General Yukiya, Amano, Ms Ana Maria Cetto, IAEA Deputy Director General, Department of Technical Cooperation, Mr. Rafael Grossi, IAEA Chef de Cabinet.
Copyright: IAEA Imagebank
Photo Credit: Dean Calma/IAEA