Showing posts with label central park. Show all posts
Showing posts with label central park. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
Thursday, April 8, 2010
'Dairy' Revisited
Here's a supplemental shot of the theater sign, taken with a better camera.
Since these shots were taken (this one was taken on March 29) "Dairy" has been changed to "Diary", but last I saw they still had the "H" added to "wimpy."
Update 8-24-10: I just now now noticed "Ailce" in the title above. I wonder who put up the sign that day.
Tags: central park, route 3, signs, spelling, updates
Wednesday, March 24, 2010
'Dairy' of a 'whimpy' kid
Maybe you can see it.
It's supposed to say "Diary of A Wimpy Kid". Oops!
This is the best shot I could get from Rt. 3. No, the sign and the post in the foreground aren't leaning. We were moving and the phone's camera evidently scans top to bottom as it takes the picture, so things moved left-to-right in the frame as we moved by.
It's supposed to say "Diary of A Wimpy Kid". Oops!
This is the best shot I could get from Rt. 3. No, the sign and the post in the foreground aren't leaning. We were moving and the phone's camera evidently scans top to bottom as it takes the picture, so things moved left-to-right in the frame as we moved by.
Tags: central park, route 3, signs, spelling
Saturday, February 27, 2010
Spongebob and Dora in Central Park
Luring kids to the furniture store.
I wonder what kind of licensing fees they paid to be able to legally promote their business with someone else's trademarked characters.
I wonder what kind of licensing fees they paid to be able to legally promote their business with someone else's trademarked characters.
Tags: advertising, central park, costumes
Saturday, July 25, 2009
Monday, March 2, 2009
Sunday, July 20, 2008
Sunday, March 2, 2008
Weird Art at Outback
Does anybody know the story behind this? We didn't get a good look, but the signature looks like A Nolan. There are several other paintings in the restaurant with the guys in black masks fighting soldiers.
Update: It's the Australian outlaw Ned Kelly and his gang. The art is prints of paintings by Sidney Nolan.
Update: It's the Australian outlaw Ned Kelly and his gang. The art is prints of paintings by Sidney Nolan.
Tags: art, central park, updates
Wednesday, February 13, 2008
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