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Amid all of the new construction in the background, the wrecking company's sign advertises H20 Warehouse's impending demise.
I've always liked this building for its many murals depicting Greek and Roman nautical scenes. I hope that some for them will be preserved. Here is one such mural www.flickr.com/photos/52209513@N03/36168816423/in/album-7...
So I hadn't gone to ride my bike at the Fort Ord Public Lands in over a year. I get barely a quarter of a mile down the road when it's closed due to construction. "What the???" They're building houses on just about the best place to go ride a bike and not have to worry about getting run over by cars. There are two rather larger vernal pools in the area that I can't imagine will be there once the construction is done. It's hard to believe that they got this development to pass. Bah. Stupid development.
Very kooky business sign I saw in Madison, Wisconsin. I wonder what the octopus part of the sign is made from?
St Alphage House is a 1960s tower built in London Wall as one of 6 built in the International style. Only 3 now remain, and this is due for demolition soon.
Everwhere I look in this town there are SIGNS of our tech boom - when churches post their domain larger than the church's name, is that a sign from above? :-)
Arthur Harvey must've been a multi-talented man - Sanitary Engineer, Plumber, Painter, Paperhanger, Gas & Hot Water Fitter
I shot this while I was in Madison recently. I'm not sure what the sign used to say... it's been blank for a long, long time.
Shot on expired slide film and cross processed straight up in C41. As I've mentioned, I just love slide film. If you have any you want to get rid of, you should let me know!
The world is cold, bitter, and night is creeping in. The lost in this world can only find their way if they are prepared to clear away obstructions. The sign is there, but not everyone can see it.