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I think that covers most things.
I know it isn't a TLOP image, but I thought you may appreciate the humour.
The building is in about the same condition.
But the place is open! Go ahead and call for takeout, the number's right here...
Jiffy Lube (1,008 square feet)
1353 North Great Neck Road, Virginia Beach, VA
Built and opened in 1981
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Sükhbaatar
By the time we arrive on the Mongolian side, it is late at night. We spend another two hours or so here in Sükhbaatar, named after the leader of the Mongolian revolution. In 1921, he smuggled a secret letter in the hollowed handle of his horse whip to Irkutsk, asking the red army for assistance against the Chinese occupation, and subsequently Mongolia became the second communist nation after the Soviet Union.
I've always wanted to stop and take a photo of this place but will have to come back at night when the sign is lit up. For some reason, I am a little leery of taking photos IN the park.
From my sister and her husband...they went through a period of geeing me 'funny' things with lots of sexual references...
This sign sits over the driveway of a lovely old farm in Warren, Oregon. There is a big, beautiful old red barn and several outbuildings. The lovely old farm house is indeed made with many stones. I'm wondering if the sign refers to "Stone" as the family name, the stones of the house, or if they left out the "R?" Hmmm... ;-)
Working on a new sign project this week. A recreation out of wood of the COLOR TV by RCA sign that used to be featured as an add on sign on many Motel signs in the 60s throught the 70s.
There are still motels with the black background / multicolored sign still hanging but the RCA TV's have been replaced by flatscreens by Vizzio, Samsung, etc...
I've got the backing board to do next. The letters are 5 & 7/8" tall.
When completed the sign should measure out to around 42" x 8".
I went with Steve to the butcher's yesterday afternoon. Since we were at Noe & Church (and had iced drinks in hand from Martha & Bros.), we decided to walk up the ridiculous hill to the intersection of Noe & Valley. I took basically the same picture over three years ago with my little camera, and Whole Foods Market wanted to use it as part of a sign in their new Noe Valley store. I was a little dubious about whether the resolution would be good enough... I figured it merited a reshoot anyway.
And with that, I'm pretty much caught up for the first time since early August. Of course, I may still go back and post some of the pictures that didn't make the initial cut.
An "I Love Guam" sign in Plaza de España in Hagatna, Guam.
Please attribute to Gage Skidmore if used elsewhere.
Before 1963, Government Center was known as Scollay Square and what is currently the Blue Line subway platform underground was once called Scollay Under. Recently some false walls were torn down, and the old Scollay Under mosaic tiles were uncovered, and can still be seen on the eastern portion of the platform. (#66 of 100 in the Boston Signage Project)
Dogs in Montpellier can read. Any found swimming are collared by the police*. They also do the crawl.
[*A weak joke in English: dogs wear a collar and if the police arrest someone, you are 'collared'. ]
Sign says (translation from German):
Death must be abolished, this damn mess must stop.
Who speaks a word of comfort is a traitor.
Bazon Brock
Garry E. Boake finally found a spot to write his thanks! All three cards were filled almost resembling the infamous No Rio toilet.
Saw these signs while driving back from the family memorial service. Not sure what the significance of the fish is.