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Random mutterings, observations, and comments on what ever comes to mind. Photos will be posted.
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- Two Grills in Black and White
- Pawn At Bargain Reflections
- Sinful Things
- Lost Gloves and Mitten
- More Street Sculpture
- Not Banksy
- From The Water and Puffin Pie
- Horse and Butterfly
- Skelly's and Optical Reflections
- Great Western Center
- Two Bears
- Bronco Player and Art Deco Building
- Big Sioux River
- Federal Court House
- Saddle and Snow in B&W
- The State and Block Reflections
- Pontiac Dream Catcher
- Walkways Inside and Out
- Brimstone and Europa
- More Home Made Ornaments
- Hand Made Ornaments From 1960s
- Corner of Arctic and Pleasant View
- Barber Shop Reflections
- Temperature Signs
- Two Dash Boards 54 Years Apart
- Drain Tile and Drills
- New Construction and Old Stadium
- Large John Deere Tractor
- Street Corners on Main Avenue
- Gnome and Window Reflections
- Antique Tractor Signs
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- South Dakota, United States
- Currently retired and enjoying life.
Looks sturdy and substantial and great but more Chicago than western. :)
ReplyDeleteIt is a bank that mostly finances agribusiness in the Midwest. It's probably as conservative as it looks.
DeleteYes -- it looks the way banks always used to.
ReplyDeleteLike how you have lined up the main "west" title - of the bank - with the subtitle of "north". It must be a large bank.
ReplyDeleteI like the symmetrical composition in your first image. Nice signs.
ReplyDelete~Lindy
unusual to see the sign that low to the ground. very nice signage though.
ReplyDeleteA very classy sign. Like the cursive initials.
ReplyDeleteI like the added bonus of reflections.
ReplyDeleteThe angle contrasting with the flat, the west contrasting with the north, the central black contrasting with the side blacks. This pairing rocks.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your comment, Jack.
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