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First signs of spring in my back garden, in the Netherlands.
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I'd like to take this flight someday and am glad that we actually have this flight, even if the Lufthansa livery is a bit boring.
Old sign I took from the upstairs of a auto repair shop that had storage up in the loft. From WW2, The building was an old Willys dealership.
it's been up in my garage for the last 20+ years.Cool.
I really like the colourful collection of barriers and confusing signs just across the road from me.
They have had that pathway surface open more often than a meat-eater's bowels.
The different public services don't communicate, and no sooner is it back-filled by the gasmen than along come the telephone engineers.
A volunteer carefully removes the accumulated layer of lichens from a Victorian stone sign at Durlston. Photo by Peter Bell.
Burger King #29103 (1,380 square feet)
1100 North Armistead Avenue, Hampton, VA
Opened in February 2022
This used to be a sign for Citgo, standing tall to catch the attentions of motorists traveling on I-64. It remained in a state of disrepair even after Burger King opened, but sometime in the spring the structure was repainted and pylon Burger King signs were installed.
I photographed this sign a few weeks ago and IwateBuddy complained that he could not see a pointer to Japan. Well, here it is: Sopporo, 4456 miles that-a-way.
The building in the background is one of the oldest buildings in the downtown Portland area. It is called the Pioneer Courthouse. I think it is used as a post office now.
This rubbish pun is outside one of the most famous pubs in the world, 'Hawes Inn' South Queensferry, right below the railway bridge.
Along our morning walk, we saw this hilarious sign on an electrical box. I'm not mocking the dangers of electricity or fooling around with electrical boxes. But this sign was a funny way to warn people.
Black Butte Ranch near Sisters, Oregon