In small town America...or small town anywhere for that matter...one doesn't need yellow pages, Facebook, billboards, 60 second TV spots or a star athlete spokesperson to advertise one's wares.
A simple painted sign will let everyone know where the restaurant or orchard is located. After all there are only 2 or 3 streets. When the bakery closes down...just paint white over the sign and wait for another entrepreneur to step forward. I have seen the Megatron displays in Times Square advertising to millions of people and the computerized dancing fountains in front of Bellagio's in Las Vegas luring passer-byes into the casino. Compared to those....I think I like the simple direct method of a painted sign and a small town.
Dan
1338 - The Sea Within
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The Sunday Whirl presents twelve words for us to use in a creative writing
piece.
This weeks words are:
stirs, scents, unrelenting, nudged, magic, ...
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10 comments:
There's something very comforting to know that the sign will point the way. Great picture Dan.
You really have captured life uncomplicated. I'd love to look inside that store :)
☼ Sunny
P.S. I think your dreaded Aunt is a White Face Saki Monkey.
Great photo dear Dan, I like that shop front and its porch, I have always preferred 'small town', people are more friendly and care.
xoxoxo ♥
Thanks Septembermom...It is a great small town...Augusta Missouri. In the heart of Mo. wine country and several small antique shops such as this one.
Dan
Sunny! Thanks for the research on our pudgy faced friend...I am going to check it out.
Dan
Dianne...yes it is one of those towns where everyone knows everyone.
Dan
Sunny...YES...that is our buddy! How did you find the monkey on internet...what search terms did you use?
Dan
The eyes and nose looked like a monkey to me so I Googled 'black monkey white face', then I clicked on images until I found a picture that looked like your dreaded aunt.
☼ Sunny
You know I love the small towns.
;^)
VERY nice.
;^)
I love, love, love this one! Old towns like this are becoming a thing of the past, so it is such a treat to see all the signs and items on the front porch. Great job, Dan!
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