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Holiday photograph 5
This sign gave me a mild sense of wellbeing. I’ve worked out that by blogging one holiday photograph a day I probably have enough material to keep me going until next year’s holiday. Fear not though...
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Constant barking
I surround myself with motivational posters as I find they spur me on in times of adversity. This is one of the ones that I am finding helpful at the moment.
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Please stop peering
I took this photograph in a seaside town yesterday. I’d like to reassure everyone that any peering on my part was merely to ascertain the extent to which peering was or was not allowed. Once I had...
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You win again
Photograph taken in Bournemouth on Saturday: The little additional sign and the quotation marks both made me happy. If you enjoy unusual uses for quotation marks you will also appreciate this post by...
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The hope of heaven
Photo taken in the Wish Tower Cafe Eastbourne on Saturday. Sorry to not be around for a few days. I took my little computer but forgot my dongle. Actually, as it turned out, life is rather more fun...
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Automatic doors
A brief moment of joy in Chelmsford yesterday. Apologies to passers-by who were obstructed by a cameraphone-wielding idiot loitering outside Debenhams on one of the busiest shopping days of the year.
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Elderly people
I’m on a bit of a holiday at the moment. I’m still logging onto the internet, the difference being that I have to balance the small laptop on top of a wardrobe to get an internet signal whilst...
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Analysis of holiday snaps (continued)
Topics for consideration could include: The nature of leaving: quickly, quietly etc Whether this juxtaposition of signs would be appropriate in an ecclesiastical setting Whether the little man would...
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This door was bricked up…
…in 1959. I’m not sure whether the intended readership of this sign are historians, vandals, or funeral attenders, but I like it. There is nothing worse than not knowing when a door was bricked up....
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Reserved seat
Somebody had some fun with the ‘reserved seat’ signs on a London Underground train. Here are some more, from a set on Steve Collins’ Flickr stream: Central line stickers. See all of Steve’s photos,...
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