old sign in the main street of Flinders in 2008...
It used to represent a gift shop, but since 2015, it is now the Cook and Norman cafe...
just a number
representing many
appealing faces
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7 comments:
Sounds like an interesting spot to eat!
Cook Street is the perfect place for a cafe. Good one.
But at least the sign lives on ...
Nice sign! A classic.
I like the worn look of the sign.
I love numbers and fonts! Thought provoking poem.
Janis
GDP
We've often wished that businesses would display their street numbers more clearly!
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