Tree of Death by TIN CAN COLLEGE, on Flickr
Tin Can
Jawbone Canyon Store Billboard
(FP4 in PMK on MG Classic with Dektol.)
What can I say? It's the Mojave Desert. It was a hot day.
N. Riley
http://normanrileyphotography.com
Classic! Passed it many times. Is it still there?Originally Posted by NER
STOP
On the tailgate of my station wagon. Must be obeyed or there's gonna be toothpicks.
Sadly, gone now. The building is still there but the sign is no longer.
If anyone follows NFL football and Brady’s Deflategate, saw this on a yard fence in Green Bay.
Last edited by 6X17 Shooter; 27-Jan-2020 at 14:00. Reason: Fixed broken link
Your image (which I would like to see) is not showing up. It's just a broken image icon on my screen.If anyone follows NFL football and Brady’s Deflategate, saw this on a yard fence in Green Bay.
Silver gelatin print on Oriental RC. This was taken on a busy Saturday night in the Castro with the 165mm lens on a tripod mounted P67II while standing between 2 parked cars.
Thomas
Cool and I learned something. "The Castro" district must be named after this theater. I most likely drove by in daylight 5 decades ago.
Looks almost the same as Chicago Theater which I know well.
Thanks for posting!
Tin Can
The Castro district of San Francisco was named for Castro Street which bears the name of the family of Mexican general Jose Castro (1808-1860).
The Castro Theater is on Castro St.
The family name Castro means Castle in Spanish and other Romance languages.
Posting Permissions
Reply With Quote
Bookmarks