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York is a walled city, situated at the confluence of the Rivers Ouse and Foss in North Yorkshire, England. The city has a rich heritage and has provided the backdrop to major political events throughout much of its two millennia of existence. The city offers a wealth of historic attractions, of which York Minster is the most prominent, and a variety of cultural and sporting activities.
Sign on Big Rock Amusements Fire Ball Ride. My wife and I visited the Robeson Regional Agricultural Fair on Saturday.
Back in the 50's and 60's this was the real deal. As a kid I remember the stock pile of food my Mom keep in the house. Looks like this is real again.
This old sign was at the back of the parking lot for the Dairy Queen in Newberg. A new sign was closer to the highway.
Okay.. I took this picture back in 1997 (amazing what you find when rooting through old pictures) with a crappy pocket camera (film). I am not trying to be a wise ass with photoshop.. that is truly what the sign said. It stayed that way for almost two months, then they replaced it with a bigger sign that had no indivual lights. ps. those two evil eyes in the back of the truck belong to my killer pooch.
Old signs along Highway 14-16-61 between La Crosse, Wisconsin, and La Crescent, Minnesota. The Coca-Cola “wave” graphic made its debut in 1967 so I would guess this sign dates from the late 1960s or early 1970s.
Yves signs off on his scorecard after finishing the last of the men's finals problems.
Climber: Yves
Photographer: Jeremy Nathan
Golden North Home Center, College Road, Fairbanks, Alaska. April 2008.
from the archives. ArmyArch posted what appears to be very nearly the same sign from Murfreesboro Tn, so I pulled this one out for comparison.
This one seems to be in really good condition, although the home center closed several months ago and the building is now vacant (I think).
Link to Adam's sign: www.flickr.com/photos/army_arch/4873904250/
This sign appears to have been neon at one time, but the tubes have been removed and the holes replaced with fixtures for light bulbs.
Located in Hemet, CA.
Is there a number 2?
The sign on the side of the building has the correct punctuation.
Abandoned building in The Dalles, Oregon. The sign refers to daily $1.00 steamship trips "to Portland and way points."
Signs — mostly for religion and food — at the busiest four-way stop in Calvert City, Kentucky. There have been signs here for decades. Not sure why — everyone in town knows where the only Catholic church, Presbyterian church, Chinese restaurant, grocery store, barbecue joint, chiropractor and costume jeweler are located. There are three baptist churches, I think, but they're still not difficult to tell apart.
I know I'm late, but I'm actually pretty pleased with my final interpretation - whew!
Blog post here: www.beckibakes.com/2011/02/03/signs-of-the-times/
Governor Moore Signs Bills into Law by Patrick Siebert, Joe Andrucyk at 100 State Circle, Annapolis, MD 21401
This neon “ART” sign hangs above the door to the entrance of the Larson Gallery located on the Yakima Valley Community College (YVCC) campus, in Yakima, Washington. The image was captured with a DSLR (digital single lens reflex) camera set at ISO 400 and f/8 using a wide-angle zoom lens (12 to 24). Cropped to show just the sign.
GPS: Approximate location, latitude 46° 35' 7.45" N, longitude 120° 31' 46.81" W.
Keyword(s): USA.
Merci à cette jeune femme pour le petit signe de la main qu'elle me fit en passant...j'ai eu l'impression de revenir quarante ans en arrière ! Cette Dauphine Gordini rouge 1959 fût ma première voiture (elle avait déjà dix ans quand je l'ai achetée) et le début d'une longue série de Renault rouges.
Parties dimanche de Vincennes, les voitures anciennes sont arrivées à Sèvres, près de chez moi vers midi, puis sont montées à l'Observatoire de Meudon où était organisé un pique-nique géant.....auquel je n'ai pas pu assister !
A "trendy wine bar" in Shrewsbury.
Who thinks up these ridiculous names? Do they actually get paid for doing this?
Construction signs from from cities in Europe. Look closely at the figure: head, arms, hands, feet, the shovel, the pile in front or behind the figure. I love all the differences. This is the only one so far facing left! Others face right.