So, I thought this slide would be slightly appropriate.
But then, in a dream, a Patagonian Toothfish with the face of JD Vance told me to search for Kezar Stadium, and ...lo and behold, this image from 1950.Being a construction of your humble blogger Tepid Halibut, with the aim of posting one vintage slide image per day, from now until Kingdom Come. (Or until Mr Halibut gets bored.)
So, I thought this slide would be slightly appropriate.
But then, in a dream, a Patagonian Toothfish with the face of JD Vance told me to search for Kezar Stadium, and ...lo and behold, this image from 1950.I'm conflicted on this one.
Straight out of the box, and scammed...it was terrible. Almost White Above, Black Below.
But, with some careful adjustment of the contrast settings.... it's actually quite pleasant.
No info on it , obviously.
Bonus - During World War II, This Farmer Risked Everything to Help His Japanese American Neighbors
Closer examination shows the name Palm Beach, but I don't think we're talking America.
Nope, this is the Aussie one. As discussed here
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Even when the rest of the Great Yarmouth Darby and Joan clubs are watching and silently judging you.
Bonus - For A Few Dollars More // The Danish National Symphony Orchestra (Live)
See, this blog can be educational.
NB : The door has a sign "Le Patin" on it, which translate as The Skate. The red show shown, however, is decidedly Not an ice-skate.
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It looks like some sort of converted ex-war ship, but converted to what?
The name could be "WESTERN LA...", but that's open to debate.
It's annoying.
Bonus - King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard - Interior People.
You'll know the story by now. A rather interesting slide, but with no date, location or information.
It certainly looks like it's been taken in France, but can you work out exactly where?
Clues a-plenty from the signposts, but...it's not always as easy as you expect.
My Answer - Here and with the adjacent image (Very small thumbnail). Do you agree?
Bonus - Strawberry Chicken
And so it is with this one. I could go through all of my workings, but basically, it turns out to be Brisbane, Australia.
I even found that this signpost has been supplanted / replaced by a later one with slightly different distances. There's a stock picture of it avail from Alamy, but they for 35quid to use it on a website. Nope. Screw that.
Google Lone Pine Koala Signpost if you're interested.
Bonus - The Magic of Television Effects.