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- Two Cranes, Modern and Antique
- Gyros and Droids
- Red Flower and Succulent Plant
- Bleeding Hearts and Hosta Leaf
- Native Prairie and Prairie Bones
- Painting Mr. Sanford
- Fence and Old Iron
- His, Hers, and Pink House
- Posted Signs
- Court Room and Stained Glass
- Bird Form and Curb
- Ally and Hallway
- Grain Bins and Tanks
- Spirals
- Hook and Traffic
- Area Extreme and A Moment
- Paper Cranes
- Large Dairy Cow
- Rust and El Riad
- Crane Controls and Tracks
- Crane or Dragline
- Barber's Inn and Back Door
- Humans and Piercing
- Yellow Beam and Lift
- April Trio
- Swine Ventilation Training
- Undetermined Impact
- Red Headed Woodpecker and Turkeys
- Exhibition Rides Just For Fun
- More "Bull Fighting"
- Clowns do "Bull Fighting"
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- South Dakota, United States
- Currently retired and enjoying life.
Thanks! Now I have a taste for a gyro!
ReplyDeleteFree droids? I want one! I want one! Wait. What's a droid again?
Nick's has a striking resemblance to our former Taco Bell restaurant.
ReplyDeleteLots of signs captured in your second image. I was sidetracked by the Free NFL ticket and almost missed the Free Droids.
My sign entry is here: Signs
Oh Nick's, I'm hankering for a little Greek food. Gimme some.
ReplyDeleteOh, a gyro sounds inviting! :))
ReplyDeleteI'll have a droid to go!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool collection of signs this week. I am wondering what a “droid” is. I know there are some fancy cell phones called droids, but I cannot imagine them being free. genie
ReplyDeleteIt is a good thing I have just finished dinner, so am not yet hungry for a gyros!
ReplyDeleteIt's funny seeing it called Gyros because in Australia they call the same thing a Yeeros.
ReplyDeleteJim, that's interesting because the Australian spelling is closer to the Greek pronunciation than the American spelling.
Deletei'd love to have some gyros right now.:p
ReplyDeleteI love the texture of the building
ReplyDeletedroids always make me think of robots
I'd like a free robot
"Droid" is short for android, a human shaped robot. Perhaps they are giving away early models of R2D2 or C3PO? Much rather this than a promotion for a smart cell phone.
ReplyDeleteNick's Gyros serves excellent food, far better than their fast food look and prices.
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