a parrot that bites and no littering signs
Next they decided to let
We experimented a lot to get a good image of this sign as you can see
We began with a walk on the beach which was beautiful
to know what it was we were looking at. Next we followed the signs to the Hasmonian Village
which was unfortunately closed
You can also recycle their parts to make signs
There is a monument to all the countries who helped to fight the Nazis
bringing home their groceries. Afterwards we drove back to Herzalia Pituach where we took pictures of our favorite restaurant sign
There were many road signs here that we had ben meaning to capture on film for quite a while
styles of writing. We apologize here gentle viewer, for the large number of hieroglyphics you will see on these pages. There is no apology for the road signs of Egypt. This being Egypt, we saw a lot of people practicing perfect posture
in the other -- signs of the way things are here. We also met Mohammed (and his friend)
and the ceiling which among other things showed the signs of the Zodiac
which are designed to give a sense of the experience. We also took a lot of people photos
thanks to the sign that Ofer made. Haviva also made a beautiful sign
and David finally found a gift shop sign he could like
when the sign was being blocked. Saint Peter was all dressed up
to the real thing along with this sign
the Cantabrigians at the next table before we headed home for the night.
who gave us tasty gelato at cheap prices. We spent the rest of the afternoon sitting around the pool too mellow to engage and photography. Dinner was at a pizzeria in Bagno a Ripoli but unfortunately we forgot to bring the camera so you will have to imagine how the very sweet waiter looked and what happened in the park after dinner.
and guide books. We found a sign to the coffee shop
where we saw this sign in Hebrew
This is one of the first building Gaudi designed. The facade was very impressive
that adds to our collection of pictures of Benjamin in front of Pokemon signs in foreign countries. The last building was this apartment building with no straight lines
of a remarkable building. We also enjoyed the trilingual nature of things with the Basque translations of all of the signs. We walked up these steps
to try and absorb the design of the museum. The lines and pieces were remarkable
that dates from the 12th century. We knew we'd be going back there; we just didn't realize how much time we'd be spending there. We did follow the signs
By now the acts in the church were proceeding and this sign was posted
the Gaudi designed building which didn't disappoint
until we came to these signs
We read this sign
and so decided to sign up for lessons. Jane started
of the Spanish side of the border and a speed limit sign
loomed large so we decided to go there. This was good because they had a sign
that is a copy and sits below the sign
and followed the signs
to the signs leading to Gate 16.
and had to have a picture of this sign
and followed the signs to Terminal B
to New Jersey. Our first notable thing was this sign that the dentists provided
and we heeded this all important sign
where the signs were great
until we said good bye to the sign
for a little longer until the sign
arrived and I went to explore the bath room to see the signs
by the stop sign
food establishment and a great cigar sign
the directional sign
to the car. On the way home, we saw this bus sign
was in physics though there were no other signs that education happened that day. In physical education, the students
when we got started so we started out only to get caught in traffic near this sign
in front of us. Fortunately, it wasn't long before we saw the first signs of our destination
in the sign
emerged. The ride was uneventful and we knew to not jump off the bridge even without the sign
taking the obligatory phone booth and beach tags sign pictures.
and we made a sign
where we followed the sign
put Jane on her flight. Our flight was longer and I had a chance to admire the signage in the bathroom
back to the office and I admired the signage.
The bathroom here had a very instructive sign
asked that I sign this agreement
Once signed we went upstairs to see John Little
and sadly I don't remember which dish each had. The signage
but missed the detour at the missing bridge and so followed the other sign
until we found our way out and I could follow the sign
on his book signing tour
from Jurrasic Park. On the way back en route to sign in
some fine signs,
while awaiting our tour guide who had a business to run. They do make a lot of open signs
in the letter area where they have the spiffy almost neon open signs.
and Jane had her clock sign
as we prepared for the pilgrimage to El Cholo. Along the way we saw this warning sign
Inside we saw some memorabilia on signs
and his wife. We weren't sure if this sign
and these handy signs
The Christie's sign
This sign
continued. Another sign
the skates sign and stole a picture
during a pit stop at the world's dirtiest men's room, passed the sign
for Lucy. On the ride to Westwood, we passed this sign
(count them ) of Stop Look's signs. We took the obligatory phone booth picture
and were willing to obey this sign
for future trips. On the way out, David took this picture of this collection sign,
because the signs said we could park here
who displayed it proudly. The sink showed the signs of the preparation
signage collection. Inside the school was Benjamin's cat picture (upper right)
where we saw this sign
for lunch after which we took the obligatory Clean Hands sign for the collection
and then recorded the signage
and the For Lease sign
for us. In Frank's garage, Lenny has lots of signs some of which I captured here like these pictures of the saw from Nagelberg's Supply
that shows it was a warm day and this signage
kindly wrapped for us. We obeyed the signs
sign. The Sign of St. George was shut
On the wall home, we paused for a photo of this sign painted on a wall.
but were unable to get a picture of the sign
near this elegant sign
and walked through the cold to get to the restaurant. Once inside, we washed hands and took this rest room sign for the collection.
and then captured this fine hand washing sign for my collection (Chineese translates as "maintain public sanitation, please wash hands often").
for my collection of MezzaLuna restaurant signs and this close up of the restaurant
after which I went back for some hand washing signs for my collection.
before he had dug in too far. I wasn't able to get a picture of the waiter because they were busy responding to their beepers so that they could get the pancakes out before the air ran out of them. But I did get this fine specimen for my collection of hand washing signs
and decided to ignore this sign
as we observed the warning signs
out in the ocean. Sylvia decided to do some experimenting with the camera to see if she could capture the perfect picture of the squirrel's sign
to some unfortunate possible surfer who didn't read the signs. Then it was time for a pit stop with Sylvia posing on her side
designed to make me fat as we all watched Keith Jackson
extolling patriotism. Next, we found the sign
to the first signs
was in sight as the first signs
which had a very nail parlor-like neon sign. The (closed) antique store had this wonderful ash tray
posed with DrLen. This was the sign
was the required sign claiming to be the city (actually, a the city and maybe even the a the city) where baseball was invented. On the way home, we saw this person sitting by the entrance
We recorded the Braverman's bakery sign
quite a fighting weapon of the second world war. He conceived the design building the body from paper towel rolls and the wings, etc. from toilet paper rolls. Here he poses with his creation
that we all signed. After a few group pictures
head to work. The Coca Cola sign
This sign in the bathroom described the meal ( eating is holy )
were active as we headed onward. This sign
and recorded this harsh sign
and then getting the signage right.
over the long counter and the bathroom sign for my collection
not to mention the great signage
of the 4 questions. After a few pictures of the assembled signs
pictures of Benjamin's haircut. After picking up Jane and Kaylen, we did our
to Kaylen's house. Unfortunately, our battery died so that we couldn't capture Chris mowing his lawn.
with their signatures
and the stop sign
before they left for the dance.
could keep her eyes open for a picture. Meanwhile, the older kids were signing yearbooks
after which I captured the bathroom signage for my collection
and this sign for the collection
that tell the story. Our final Massachusetts stop was Great Barrington where we got this neon sign.
we noted this sign
and used the facilities but this sign
and we then studied the signs
and caught the weight limit sign
after whom the university was named. And the state for that matter. For some reason, I was asleep at the switch and so missed the opportunity to catch Rich Tong in his new hat. That will have to wait for the next trip. Maybe I was thinking about this wonderful neon sign
though Charmaine being not a hat person held her hat for the photos. After one last stop for a collection sign
where I parked by this sign
that commemorates the garment district and observed that getting you name into a sign for $5 is the new New York thing
even though we didn't stop and read the sign for People and Dogs only. The man in this umbrella stand
is actually quite significant as you will observe in the next episode.
and we noted the nature signs
that made up the morning's continental breakfast. After eating, we were able to make it all the way to dinner with only the afternoon tea break. The pastries were no better than OK with some better than others but the fruits were very good. After breakfast, we needed to prepare for the day ahead -- a very beautiful day. We photographed the sign
except for flash interference. We followed the sign
which was either an inn or someone's house or a genuine boat house. This was the magic sign
and a funny sign
even as we saw their nice sign. Down the road was the sign
but we were distracted when the house of protest had another sign
and a trip to the bathroom revealed this sign
and we recorded this familiar sign
making our way to baggage past the Heinz sign
before heading to the bathroom with Ben. Fortunately this sign
ate and Benjamin made designs
bottle. This sign
so he could stock up on meds for his trip. Next we drove out to the suburbs where this sign worked
until he had a sign
had a porcelain enamel sign
despite warning signs
we tried to get day time pictures of Dr Len's neon sign
to 4th Street where we found the sign for Peanut Butter Co.
we had there. The bathroom had the right signs
and I could record the signs
where this sign
of the restaurant we decided to skip. The restaurant we went to had a fine bathroom sign
until this sign
where these signs
until we saw signs for Scott Beach
and the design on our porch
through the signage
with the sign pointing back the way we came
and the road sign
despite the sign that said otherwise. The beach warned about swimming
showed no signs of life. The boardwalk
and then zoomed in on the major face in this great sign
tied to our past. After capturing this sign
that seemed to be a large enough haul. After collecting this collection sign
had a beautiful sign and Michael
which a great sign
on the wall. His work is all over the neighborhood. Once inside, this was the only sign
and a picture of a Red Bull sign
and while I was capturing this sign
could sign me in. Wonder of wonders, who should appear again but Maria
to get back to Microsoft where they had this sign for the collection
as we talked about heading to dinner where I got this sign for my collection
where they had a repeat collection sign
and an hour later we saw the first signs of the beach
I went to the men's room looking for a sign and found this rat
wasn't bad, so we were excited when we saw the signs for the GWB
to pay our $6 was upon us. We sat on the bridge and on Route 95 in NYC for 2 hours making little progress so that when we finally could stop in Greenwich, we were happy to comply with this sign
for posterity. Jane was nice enough to capture this sign in the ladies room
for dinner. The men's room had this collection sign
who chairs the astrophysical sciences department. At this point -- Wednesday afternoon -- it was time to move on to bigger things, so I headed to the machine shop. This design of a camera that records its info on a Mac
to get numbers for his ProEngineer design of one groove
had one of my key phrases and this sign
and this collection sign
record the signs
where the sign pointed the way to Manchester
and we could continue into town where we found our road sign
of the signs. Next we went to get gas
where they had this sign
for lunch. This was the bathroom collection sign
with lots of raisins and cinnamon. After recording this collection sign
before crossing the bridge to Pennsylvania to see the signs
before the efforts to make the team sign
was still incognito.
and the team sign
posed with our sign even though she was on a competing team. Then came Leslie and Laura and kids
as Judy did her signs
did the famous 2 hands / 1 glove pose. Suzanne and I posed with the sign
for a stop at the Wawa where this sad sign
before our trip to Starbucks where we were told photography was not welcomed. I did catch this sign in the men's room
confirmed my belief that it's fine to take pictures in a Starbucks. After a long ride, we saw this welcoming sign
as the kitchen showed signs of use
was nice enough to sign us up as members. Once inside, we measured our legs against the dinosaurs
came to fill us up. After taking this sign for the collection
and these street signs
with this signage
as I marched out to sea. After various hand signals failed to orchestrate what could only be called a great possibility, I was waved in
and this guide sign
which had this unreadable sign
with no seaweed in the picture. Next we parked at this sign
check out the sign
and the bilingual sign
before we drove on past the Saint Just sign
caused the expected effect so that I could get this collection sign
followed the directional signs
on the former SGI campus and the signage
formed their own colony as the sign
until we disembarked at the sign
at the Ellis Island sign. Once inside, we bought tickets from this man
as we got ready for dinner but had to take this collection sign
and become one of the boxcar children even though he'd seen the posted signs
to buy our food. We drove past the red pepper sign
and then this elegant shot of an inspirational sign
and use the facility where we captured this collection sign
after which we recorded these signs
noted the sign of the Inn and we gathered Sarah's bag
and sign
admired the overhead sign
and drink signs
where the sign
and road signs
to sign and even as Beast
got together their sign
and the next coming of Team Suzanne.
we put signs of support on our backs
were there for the next signs on back
who arrived in time to see the sign march onward
and the sign held high (but next year it needs to be two-sided)
admired the sign
where we signed on to the walk
and then after a pit stop to get this collection sign
showed off their shoes and we made our way past the town festival sign
and on our way home. We stopped in Lambertville to see this sign
Ken Steiglitz (Computer Science), Mike Honig (visiting Electrical Engineering) and Steve North *86.
before getting on the train and taking these signs
to the first signs of Newport Beach
showed the way to the rest room where I got this collection sign
even as I captured this sign
and took the requisite picture of the airport sign
and this collection sign
and took pictures of their sign
that led our way to the beach warning sign
before noting this sign
bounced gently as this sign
settled in at Zorba's Brother's as I got this collection sign
and followed their sign
and the sign
where I captured this sign for my collection
for parking as the sign was assembled
without commentary but with this insignificant picture
showed some signs of the night before as the singing group (who had slept over) assembled slowly for breakfast
tried to do the same with his cell phone camera which replaced the old phone which lost its signal after going through the washing machine. Driving north on I-5, we saw this car from Iowa with surfboards
admired the Do Not Disturb sign and the bells were shown
we were sorry we hadn't come earlier since this sign
where this sign
where we saw signs of a path to Tufts
and I went to get this sign for my collection
chose the shoes he should get. My next stop was the men's room at Starbucks where I found this instructive collection sign
and this collection sign
as we followed the sign to Point Pleasant Beach
and I read the sign
where the bathroom had a great collection sign with all details
following the advice on the neon sign
and much signage
and then head back to the hotel where we saw this wonderful sign
at this place that seemed to not welcome us to their rest rooms in signs
and then headed off I-94 to the Indiana Toll Road observing a sign for Krazy Kaplan at every turn and so deciding to explore the Fireworks market
before we saw the signs for Wisconsin (and yet another traffic jam)
where the signs
so that I could admire this sign
across from the church which had this sign
and walked across the bridge that had these signs
That evening, Ben and I found this sign which we could only read with a flash. It took 4 tries before we realized what it was
and I took this collection sign
because perhaps they knew that I was about to get this collection sign
was having brake light problems even as we parked near this sign for the safe concrete pipe company
so that I could capture this collection sign
and then looked at their indoor signage
before I got this collection sign
as we admired the beach signage
after which we recorded the welcome sign
as we recorded the sign
before admiring this sign (no chance of that on vacation)
which inspired us for the walk to the play (The Music Man) though we decided to heed this sign
Jane and I went to the curb and planted our team sign because the race was going to be here
and we hung the Ladies neon sign with the help of Sarah
Next, we drove to Trenton in search of food. But first we saw this wonderful sign for Klotz Beverage Emporium
before heading tot eh art of design where we saw these pieces
before admiring the subway sign
and admired the signs telling us to turn off tv and computers
where the sign suggested that they were expanding
after which I captured this signage in the bath room
and then got onto the island to see the welcome sign
before we got to the colorful stop sign on the corner
We continued on to the beach, where we caught out first sign of the Bohemian Bar Beach
and it's sign was down
and the signage told us what we could and couldn't do
and followed the signs to I-95
designed to be photoshopped together and if these don't work here are Peter and Seva
and then I watched this sign as I washed my feet
to the signage
we saw a familiar sign
past the all too familiar sign
and the signage
to the Beach sign that we love
at the stop sign
so that this gentleman could sign us in
complete with a sign to let us know if they were in
and after admiring their signs
and after recording their signs,
with this welcoming sign
while waiting for the gas. Back at the hotel, we found a campaign sign we could believe in (though we were later to hear that it was too small).
along with the subway sign
the Barstow's sign
and I went off for this collection sign
as he recorded the signs that we had passed
the signs
joined us for the walk past the construction signs
before we stopped at the shoe store where 10% off seemed to extend to the sign
and as we waited for the plane advertised on this sign
even as we passed Design within Reach (of who)
and 1951 (where I somehow missed the sign) with David Billington
with their unusual sign
and increasingly more signs of 2006
gave way to the banana which must have some significance
Next we went to dinner where Bob signed the agreement
observed the signage
and signage
to the altar of Apollo sign
complete with signage
to capture this sign
with a nice design for where the spoon should go
and saw the welcoming signs
where the sign told us the plane would land
and this guide sign
before we decided the sign
and rocky sign
designed to please anybody as I gathered my veggie burgers
as the sign flopped in the air losing names all the while
and then observed this sign
and observed the warning signs
until we came to the first Spillover sign
as we came across yet another mile marker (sign of progress)
and we recorded the road signage
with all of its signage
with this interesting sign
before Ben and Jacobo observed the Ductus sign and headed off on their excursion.
and left but not before getting this collection sign.
Back in the apartment, Syl showed off her sign
before we admired the signage about dress
and the signs outside
and as we took note of the warning signs
and then after some warning signs
and followed the sign (slightly distorted by the wind)
before following the signs to downtown
past the stop (alto) sign
whence Ben posed with this sign for his Spanish class
and this street sign that we didn't understand
and said good bye to the welcoming sign
recorded the Verizon sign en Espanol
with the welcoming sign
as we saw the sign welcoming us to where we were leaving
and the sign welcoming us to where we were going
another Newport Beach sign
where we obeyed the pier signs
even as this sign extolled the virtues of what we were buying.
to record this wonderful sign
and we captured this collection sign
which was only missing this sign that I found in the bathroom at One 53 where we went for dinner.
before getting this sign for the collection
and signs
before we saw the Pop sign
and saw the sign for the zoo
even as we followed the signage
and then Joel, Ben and Cara posed in the zoo sign
as my attempt to get their signature sign failed
as I captured the sign and even the person who might send the salami
and we captured the Harry met Sally sign
we passed the mad scientist sign
and a sign that seemed to be ignored
but we could take this sign
and then got this sign for the collection
and the signs
and the signs about Guss'
before getting these collection signs from the bathroom.
to this clever sign
and these misplaced advertising signs
and that night I went to Triumph where Ben and Joel captured this sign for the collection
with Jane carrying the sign
and were able to get a good picture of Amv's sign
with signs
with its signs
noted Amv's sign
with our favorite 1961 sign
and signs
before their final sign
and I recorded the bus stop sign
and were sure to obey this sign (except that we generated no garbage while there)
I recorded the ice cream sign on the dock
and record the bath room sign that has mystified us.
this price sign from a gas station
and then recorded this sign for the bathroom collection
We liked the sign at the Mangy Moose
before we came to the sign guiding us up and down the hill to Taggart Lake
as we passed the signpost that would take us home
approached the sign that old us that we were making progress towards being there yet
took this picture of the Don't feed the Animals sign
When we came to this sign
After taking a picture of this sign that will be useful one day,
with its neon sign
and also saw this warning that would become more significant later.
and then was joined on her rock by Ben (and by Jane from Spain via cell phone with a very clear signal).
before we reached the signage sending us back to our car
and the signage at the start.
with breaks to record the signage
Once on shore, we went to the outhouse where the smell made this sign almost unnecessary
We also felt that this sign would make for a more pleasant walk
and take pictures of the signs that said we had made it to our destination
and we found the sign that told us the end was very much in sight
to the trail map that had started us. The very observant viewer will notice that the math of the signs doesn't quite add up. We also noticed that in some places a mile was longer than it was in others (even on level ground). As a result, it is hard to have an exact measure of how far we went. We have decided to declare the trail to have been 9 miles long (round trip).
and admired the cell phone tower which gave truly strong signals
and recorded the sign that pointed our way.
where I walked to the sign
and as I posed at the sign
and together Suzanne and I posed with the continental divide sign
as shown by this sign.
which suggested that the lake wasn't too warm though we did agree that paying attention to this sign
was designed to make my self portrait happy
as we obeyed the caution sign
with its video
before finding this fallen tree with signs of bug activity on its skin.
and made our way to the signage
This was fountain geyser
showed its sign
Our next stop was at the Norris Geyser Basin where these signs oriented us
and admired the No Shoes, No Shirts, No Service sign
and then followed this sign
Together Ben and Suzanne changed this sign
to sign the slightly ambiguous Come and Sing (People who make music together cannot be enemies at least while the music lasts) which we recorded as Paul Caldwell's last hurrah at Albemarle
along with a welcoming sign that explained it was Miel's and not Mel's as I had assumed but more on that later.
After taking this collection sign in the bathroom
and these signs marking the trail ahead.
with the dedication sign up
and the sign
as we admired Witherspoon street's sign
where this sign described their joint arrangement with the Bent Spoon which I didn't understand
I did record the sign for Chambers at Nassau and Chambers both on the wall
Gayle and Suzanne posed because of their matching clothes (gentle reader, I apologize for not remembering the designer's name)
and then took pictures below their sign
with the curious sign
and began work on the signage
and Ben showed the signs of his hard work
After recording one more year's sign, we saluted team Suzanne and felt good about the funds that we raised.
and Jeff and Claire showed signs of enjoying their meals
Next we went on an excursion to the Salk Institute in La Jolla where the structures were designed by Louis Kahn
and the warning sign outside the cafeteria
where the signage was remarkable offering rules on ketchups per fry
and signs to dispel rumors. I neglected to take a picture of the sign that said they were the one true original (after 48 years) because the real one true original was elsewhere.
and we admired the additional seating sign
before recording this sign that gave the history of the field and the significant home runs hit here
and capturing signs of the town including Natures Eyes,
At Mama Lolly's we were happy to see their vegetarian signs and menu
as we noted the sign for Obama
and then we walked past this lovely sign
and so we drove past the sign honoring the best perform minister
where for that moment the purple sandal was the only sign that life had been there
and also signed Alice Chang up to be chair of the mathematics department.
and we read the history of the Canal and the town (which had changed its name from the other sign
and made our way in where we found this collection sign in the bathroom
before getting to the road signs on the other side
and showed them the Ladies sign
and this collection sign in the men's room
under this sign
were needed to complete the design on my plate
and got this sign for the collection which seemed to have lost some of its message
After the obligatory phone booth (and choking sign) pictures
after which we made our way past the sign of the Giannini family (musicians all) and headed back to Princeton.
We came back along the canal which began with this sign where Suzanne and Judy
and admired their sign
we passed the Monument of Lysikrates in sign
and in sign
before we saw the sign giving our destination
and we were careful to follow the signs (and so didn't touch the marble even if Lord Elgin had)
though we couldn't read this sign
and recorded a street sign
that led past this sign
and so decided it was time to walk by the monastery with the interesting sign
which set the stage for us to walk back past this sign
and observing the road construction signs
We recorded the signage
and a warning sign telling us to beware of the dog
Next we went to Mavra Viola, the black beach where we were met with warning signs
while surveying the large welcoming signs
that would take us to Berkeley where we could walk by this sign
into the BART station where this sign stood
and his sign that stated the situation we saw around us
so that we could park in violation of the signs in many languages and see Arlene and Michael.
and were amused by their sign that described their view of the project.
with this sign that characterized Sarah's current move
with this collection worthy sign
with its signage
and this directional sign
and the signs at the caviar store
while I recorded a sign that was poetry to me
and this sign of particular interest
while recording this sign at the farmers market
before heading to the beach to read this sign
before the photographer, Jeff, posed with the Welcome sign for many photos of his own
so that we could capture the sign
and then Suzanne and Sara posed at the garage sign
to admire the ice cream cone sign
to admire the ice cream cone sign
I tried to sort out this old sign
with its sign
followed by a sign for a play about isoscoles triangles (though I suspect not in the mathematical sense)
and the Musee Maillol for which we had seen signs
and this direction sign which pointed the way to the Musee de l'Orangerie
and then took the metro to Porte de Clignancourt and followed the sign to the Flea Markets
and went into the old church where we respected the signs and took no flash pictures
to follow the sign
the signs of NYU's walls
There was still time before our flight, so some were attracted by this sign (the small print was quite small),
we recorded Alex Randall's sign for Rte. 95
to the multi-colored stop sign
to Pam's driveway (with for sale sign)
starting with the real estate signs at Pam's house
past the sign that gave Mark's hours at the Pirate Deli
before hitting the private property sign
until she had gathered significant amounts of sea glass
before I came to the point where the real estate sign
as the large ship signaled that it was time for us to go home
and we recorded the beach sign
and the welcome sign
and on a walk through the city we saw this sign while I was talking to Ben ont eh cell phone. Since he didn't want me to read it to him, I took a picture
and entry signs
James Olsen (PHY), Jose Scheinkman (ECO), Alex Vazquez (ENG), Ted Champlin (CLA), Hersch Rabitz (CHM) and Mark Zondlo (CEE).
and this sign about Blaine House
to this sign which told us what we should not do before we headed on to Pittsburgh being delayed by a serious traffic jam because of the car show at the Carlisle Fairgrounds.
and then a sign warning pet owners which I appreciated
we were at John Minadeo School though we could not get access to the sign telling us that he gave his life so that others might live
the historical sign about one of Mt. Pleasant's greats
Now it was time to make our way back up the hill and head onward. This sign recorded the temperature (except when I took the picture). For those who care it was in the high 80's.
and walking past this sign of gratitude at Burns Drugs.
to home where we recorded a sign of a missing special needs dog (what is the world coming to???).
but I was content to take pictures of the lost dog signs which somehow didn't seem correct.
and except for a few signs of human habitation might have been on the surface of the moon.
Next we came upon the hot springs where the signs warned
and the information sign
and we choose to ignore signs like this one (which was ok to ignore) and the one that told us the road was impassable (which we might have considered more seriously)
before we drove on to Grundarfjordur which was the town where we decided to record the ``Welcome to'' sign.
but as we left town we did recorded the ``Leaving .. '' signs
and we found information about the significance of Pingvellir in Icelandic (and world) history as the home of the first parliament
until we reached the sign for the visitor's center
and then captured the Reykjanesbaer sign in the 11 PM light.
and the do not disturb sign
before boarding the plane to Iceland where this sign hung in the bathroom
which gave me a chance to record the dog sign
and the nice sign showing our locale
Next we walked through the town recording this political sign
as a convenience store where we also got this sign for the collection.
Next we saw some signs; two and maybe three of them delivered a good message to pet owners about proper respect. The third seems to be able wines and fancy words.
and a dog appropriate sign
and I decided to try out the swimming hole at Neshaminy but weather got in the way so we found an outdoors basketball hoop and then after sweating up a storm went to this restaurant with interesting signs in the men's room
I used the rest room at the gas station where I captured this collection sign
After getting this collection sign in the men's room
noted the arrival of this designer of spaces for big box stores, etc.
and beyond to this sign
and this interesting sign about student consumption of alcohol
and recording this sign that would remind us where we were.
saw the welcoming signs
for the signs to clear
and then a visit to the bathroom revealed this sign which I had assured others was for real the last time we went to Mamacitas though it is hardly a collection sign.
where the exhibit solidified our sense of style as we saw this well placed sign
and then recorded this sign that showed my newfound membership in the ASPCA
on which walk we saw these signs for the future
before going back for more photos of the sign
and this elegant sign as we made our way back to the afternoon ceremony which was mercifully indoors.
and catching the subway with the new signage to our dinner.
Having sufficiently eaten at the house, it was time to go out in search of dinner and so we passed this dog related sign
and make our way to yet another dog related sign
The signage made clear the rules of the beach though we had more chances to see them in action
and the rhyming sign about caring about your environment
and saw the sign that implemented the 29th street policy
and the dog crossing sign (many dogs in these days)
and of the sunset as we wondered why we had been walking so long without any sign of Microlimeno.
Suzanne and I decided to go to a bar along the caldera for a drink to watch the sunset before returning for dinner and we found a place that was certainly a legend in its own mind as these signs show
which is explained by these signs of ever increasing (photographic) clarity along the Hippodrome
and the Arabic signs from its time as an Islamic mosque
and then passed outside to the Imperial Door sign
and another guiding sign
and the warning signs on the boat
and past various signs we could not read
and these mosque scenes of the outside were accompanied by signs
with this sign (there must be something about not sitting on steps of a mosque)
and followed the signs in
including the neon sign
Once we landed, we had an hour drive from Izmir to Kusadasi on the coast and we captured photos of Dur (i.e. STOP) signs along the way
At the bar, we admired this sign
Once at Ephesus, we were greeted by this excellent sign
and this sign told us what we already knew
and no smoking signs
along with another of the genuine fake watch signs
and got an explanation of the wine flasks used in ancient times where it was designed so that as you poured wine for your guest, you also bowed to your guest (the large ring fitting over your shoulder) thereby making wine a social sign of respect.
and after recording their sign
along with the no smoking sign
then, Mort Kostin appeared to be the next to last person to sign a retirement agreement.
a ball signed by players on Texas Western (as in, Road to Glory)
including one signed by Calvin Coolidge
and after recording these hand washing signs for the collection we headed off on our way.
where we saw this welcoming sign
and then made our way past the sign
and welcome sign,
a letter signed by Franklin Roosevelt
along with signed balls
many signed baseballs
We began by driving north to Erwina hoping to find signs of a sculptor who works in rock local to Bucks County, but all we found was this giraffe
and an old oil sign
and had a signature drink
and Janet's drink which brought back memories of the signature drink.
before we made our way home for the night past this amazing sign
and so after recording the sign left from the World Series
and so we began the trek home past this cute sign
After a visit to the facilities where I got this collection sign
and marched the streets towards this sign which mentioned the new year about to begin.
before heading away up the road to the yield (Ceda) sign
where we observed the signs
(but not the banos sign).
As we left the restaurant, Sara posed within the sign by the door even as Suzanne and I had done many years before .
which began as we drove into Isabella Segundo and recorded this sign
which had an interesting collection of foods and signs
ON the way to the beach, we stopped at the bar at Bananas where this sign
and the street sign
and then past signs welcoming us to town
before taking a photo of his sign (so that we could come back
but the real delight was in this sign outside
before we paused at the bathroom to get this sign for the collection
but we stayed until we could get a clear view of the sign
and bring her back where the peeps were the first sign that we were celebrating.
were a sign that tomatoes could be added to the salad plates (fish still to come, no doubt).
and went past the sign for Jimmy John's
though I did capture this collection sign from the bathroom
with this remarkable sign which defines the P-Rade
and then signed a baseball for Suzanne.
where we stopped for a pre-gaming meal at a restaurant where I took this collection sign
and saw this happy sign that let us know that our walk was almost over
complete with signs for Kennywood
I capture the wrench that was their sign
and enjoyed the Greek signage out of focus
Walking around the acropolis, we saw this sign which mentioned the ongoing revolution I suppose
before signing into our room and settling in for a nap.
and then came onto Syntagma Square where we saw the first signs of protest
as we continued through the protest signs in the square
and another sign of protest
until we passed this sign of protest en route to our hotel
when we parked the car to follow the signs to the kouros at Apollon.
But, once off, this gentleman with the sign
and a blurry sign in English
before I explored and found signs for the hotel on their patio.
as our guide focused on our tombstone and explained the significance of what was written on it
and heading across the river to this plaza where the chairs had a special significance as I was to learn
before we came to this sign
this sign seemed like an odd juxtaposition of the past and the present (or future)
and we saw the first sign of Jewish rights being taken away
and as we passed this sign
and we then saw a professor's quarters though they were designed in a different era when professors were celibate and lived a monk like existence,
as I noted this road sign (whose meaning Google interprets ''second strong transition road'')
when first I tried to get the sign showing the way to Oswiecim, the Polish town by Auschwitz.
and went to Auschwitz 2 -- Birkenau which was designed to kill many more people
but we were looking for the Barbican and so this sign was quite helpful
and took a last walk in the planty and captured this sign.
and we saluted the bridge designer
and this sign that advised us how to find people in a new complex
and the controversial barriers and light posts that may not mesh with the design.
I took this sign outside the exhibit room
After a complicated negotiation, we got tickets for the tour (in English) in 1.5 hours and so headed off to take this picture of the runner up design for the Parliament which became the supreme court building for a while
and the many statues of common people designed to let legislators remember why they are there
and walked past this building where the facade showed some signs of cleaning and some signs of soot, a difference we've come to understand
and then marched on past this statue which would have significance later in our walk. For now, it just looked nice
and we saw a sign for the baths that we intended to get to.
and followed the sauna sign
On the way to the restaurant, we saw this marker that must have war significance by the date
We signed Connor up for Home Run Derby
and the Stadium clock impressed us (especially when we learned that H and E in THE SUN light up to signal hit or error).
and displayed signs from previous races to complete the setting
this collection sign was recorded
with this interesting sign
so we went into his house and he showed me his special mouth watering pills designed to reduce the frequency of dental torture.
and so I headed to the facilities where I collected this sign for my collection
where along our walk we saw many signs of erosion often geologically induced which will make this area very different far into the future
which was perhaps best explained by the road sign in this piece of art.
as we admired their sign
which enabled me to make this design on my plate having to correct for the fact that the marshmellows were not melted on the sweet potatoes.
which signified that it was time to light the candles
and as I was reading the signs about the preserved area
and a stop sign
decided to go for a walk starting by recording our sign
before recording the sign for the roadside stand which sold shells and gave domino lessons
as we saw more signs protecting the iguana
and this sign in the bathroom set the scene.
finally signed us up for this car
and we headed out for lunch passing this elegant sign of welcome
and this sign for my collection
from which we could see the pizza sign
and get this sign for the collection
and of the signs
and caught one more sign before beginning the trek home
and then in walking around the docked boats came across this beach sign.
followed by this sign that told me the way
no to mention these curiously designed pillars
and made our way to a design store where this was sold to manage a hard boiled egg to the extreme.
with a large McDonald's sign in the distance
and once there, I recorded this collection sign
where amidst the signs
and then borrowed a child for a picture of the Welcome to the Bahamas sign
and we noted the directional signs
and the welcome sign
until we got to the signpost
Back to the school, we noted the reading sign which came in blurry,
and saw a clear reading sign
and past the school zone sign
before checking in and out and finding our way towards our next flight where I were amused by this sign as was Suzanne by the music when she went to flush the toilet.
as we noted our first tree that was being supported by poles. This became a common site in gardens where trees had been groomed for beauty (and quite successfully) but had lost the ability to support themselves in the process. It was necessary to think of these as gardens designed for perfection (and indeed they were) rather than as forests which present natural habitats.
admiring this bamboo structure that was designed to cover up a drain so that no one would fall in.
with warning sign
before we saw a sign explaining the green stones we had seen above
and recorded the signs
and took a few photos of signs
along with this instructive sign
and the sign over the traffic lights
which had its warning sign
and a yield sign
past the sign thanking us.
and read this sign
but first I recorded the street sign
ON our way back to the hotel, we passed this interesting sign at a storefront
and so this was the first sign on the elevated walkway that took us more than half the way to the Ginza district
and having an interesting design with spaceship like escalators
and this sign in the elevator
We moved on to a less crowded neighborhood where I recorded this sign
For the first time, I found collection signs in the bathroom
posing in front of their sign and brick facade.
and this warning sign
and this Armani sign for Jane's collection
as we set off on our Sunday walk and say this sign
Along the way we came across political signs we could believe in
and the street sign for Karbau Road
and a street sign
we were greeted by a sign giving the prohibitions (here you needed a sarong as well as a scarf around the waist)
before I recorded this wonderful sign.
and explored the neighborhood where I found this collection of interesting signs
After brunch, we walked across town towards the art museum, SF MOMA, stopping to admire this sign
while reading the sign
including this collection sign in the mens room.
as we walked past the political/religious sign in the neighborhood.
before I recorded the RestRoom sign.
and recorded the beach sign
and we then went to Leader Price where I recorded this sign
and this sign for Patron
hoping that this sign meant that the Tuesday parade would take place but learning that it had been canceled for weather.
with its signage
before we made our way to the restaurant in the rain where I recorded their signs
recording this sign that was everywhere (but usually not blurry).
inside to admire the signs
and after eating, I gathered this sign for the collection of same.
along with the signs on the outside.
before I captured this bilingual sign for the collection
and more dog signs
On our way to the Metropolitan Museum of art, we passed this curious sign at a synagogue
and then some dog related signs before we left the city.
so that we could head on and record this sign for my newest collection
and then on the way back I recorded another sign for the collection.
as I gathered another sign for the collection
Next we drove to the West Village where I captured these signs for my collection
which Suzanne and I felt we had to follow along with mystical numerological signals.
and then ate at a hummus/falafel place next door. 
Then we found some art to sit on
Next we stopped at a shop where the proprietor gave us a warm welcome because he (and every other shop keeper in the country) loves Americans
and promised that if we took a horse and carriage ride, we would hire him. In the afternoon, we went to the temples at Luxor. We started with
A minaret in the background
including some in profile
celebrating the history of Israel n pictures. Yuval and Benjamin
Fortunately, MacDonald's has relaxed their policy
because tomorrow is his special day. The platform that Benini designed is quite impressive
Our next stop was at the Vatican post office which is run by
At the real Spanish steps, this was the view from on top
and Benjamin and Jane jumped at the chance
that pointed the way for us. When we got there, there was a wide assortment of statues outside, some real
which had unfortunately closed. We took
and past this unique place
as was the interior where photography was not allowed. We were allowed to take pictures on the roof where there are numerous chimneys that we recorded
and amazing grille work
to be greeted by this puppy dog
as was the interaction with the river
to get tickets with which to visit the church but because acts
to let us know that there would be excitement coming. Tourists
on first view with its beautiful tower
along the trail
as we tied our shoes
and seemed to have a good stroke
and on the Portuguese side with this speed limit sign
No one was nearby who might even consider stamping passports or asking what we were bringing. We drove through 20km of twisty roads through the hills to reach the town
telling us how to get to the phone booth
saying that in this room, Spain joined the common market (1986) and this was the room where the Middle East peace agreement was signed in 1991. The next room had this chandelier
that made Jane nervous
to the shuttle bus
But first, I had to go through security
We concluded our photo session with a montage of photos of Sarah cleaning the windows in preparation for her driving experience the next day
looking for the El Al flight
we had to turn around here
My food was so good that I forgot to take a picture until it was gone
Next we headed to Richland and observed the general store
that defined the day. 
started to blink and we could get into this car
Francine had recommended. Then we made our way to the restaurant Paige had found
while DrLen checked out the windows
with boxes
and the natives
that reminded us that Judy was working, Our very last stop was to admire Wilt's mural
3116
with this view from the passenger's window
and the light turned green
We ignored the sign
and started in
and soon we were there
Their house, 3083,
warning people away from our masterpiece.
to go through the gate
and to get instructions
We were early for our first appointment with Steve Bachman
Next we went to Portal where this woman
before she would give me this badge.
who had dressed for the occasion. Dinner that night was a gathering of alums I knew. We had Paul Haahr
in the bathroom
with Kelly
back to civilization. 
over lunch at Starbuck's.
to see David Treadwell
and their inst-a-frame
in many languages. Larry took some family pictures
He gave the kids their names in letters
while Jesus bent metal
and then the international headquarters
and a picture of our fearless leader
meant his brain was open or closed. The equipment there
if you wanted to go into one of these businesses and you could get the frames here to hang them.
had a good story to it, the forklift
was charming being made of parts we'd seen earlier. So, it was time to check out the sites
let us know where we were. And this sign
told us the rules. So, we took another free coffee picture
of the robots and then enjoyed
and view
for Mama's Pizza and this Radio Shack
when Janet made a phone call, We recorded this guy at Dominos
and get help from this woman
near the Morningside Farms Fan Van.
where the bell seems to finally be fully functional and then headed to the Friend Center dedication. Once there, Suzanne talked to La Senora
and the tomato sauce cans were empty
which didn't do well at close range.
and then the light at Paul Robeson place.
and proceeded to the movie where they were showing teasers
until DrLen had his package
on our way to the Morning Glory
and the ice cream sign
and part of the pie man sign.
I did some experiments with the GE sign
and then caught more the ice cream sign
before turning to the SunRay sign -- the mortar and pestle.
and the Arthur's Fuel bus.
intermingled with a chest of sorting drawers
but did try the samples.
as was this door
that highlighted the Ja Rule concert. But, we went to the concert anyways. Unfortunately for you they would not let us bring our camera to the concert. Unfortunately for us they didn't bother to tell us this until we had done some time in the waiting line to get patted down for the concert. 
at this intersection
We were there first and recorded Sarah,
Next I drove across the street to Network Appliances where they had the big logo sign
and the smaller one
and this view of the Princeton Inn
The restaurant wasn't done with us still bringing us some complimentary cookies
so it was not a totally lost experience. After lunch, we drove to Carlsbad along this road
so that we could go down to the beach
and watched the surfers
while we all observed the law
while Dan had already gone in
try to justify the Rose Bowl as Janet talked on the phone
that would take us to our destination where we first saw this liquor store
pointing the way. Down the street, our goal
became closer. Soon we were there
for sale as the toy store
that best incorporated the town's name into their business. And this
to the Pulaski skyway. 
that Dr Len had restored, noted the rest room sign
as the French fries got lonely
we headed to the restaurant where picture taking was not possible except for these obligatory photos of the signs in the bathroom for my collection.
stood guard as did Father Duffy
and then there was the collection sign.
On the way back to the hotel, we walked past the set for the Today show
told the story of New York and of our weekend together as Suzanne tried to find the Algonquin
while I missed the signage in my camera view
while recording the bridge plate
but didn't realize that the indoor pictures were doing only slightly better than those taken out of doors such as this
outside the place and from a distance.
giving the order of the service, Benjamin put on his shirt
along the road
so we know that everything was sanitary. The menu
on the card. Suzanne had a bloody Mary
before returning for some last pictures of Ivy Lane
as Kaylen slept lying down,
pointing tongues
and was unable to get a picture of the sub shop
of such signs. Unfortunately, they wouldn't let us bring the menu home
for that collection. Jane didn't make the clean plate club
of the no longer Hotpoint store. Finally, we stopped at FDR's house in Hyde Park where the National Park people
on the way to his library. 
kept us honest about not changing our clothes as we headed down the boardwalk
to Benjamin's amusement
to be ready for what came next. What came next were the hand pictures of David
that we would pass on the way to dinner. My salad
we were ready for the long ride back to the hotel so that we could debrief on the day. 
and then got on the train, though I took pictures of neither the machines nor people selling tickets. When I got off the train, I passed by the large needle
especially if you are Ashley, Jessica, Hellen, Alexis or Joser, though I've never met a Hellen or Joser myself. At the north end of Times Square, I saw a Cadillac
seems to have overcharged us in the shadow of the arch
of whatever was in front of me but I couldn't remove the memory without a pliers which seemed inconvenient. 
as we found the marker
and the Inn
and were sure to meet the weight limit
that told us to turn by the house
and many signs of protest
that seemed to deal with local issues we did not understand. We also didn't understand why the underwear
showing the way home. The Frenchtown Cafe
so we marched on to see some beautiful trees
that could supposedly only be understood by Italians. Thanks to Jacobo, I know that this statement is not true. 
from home. As Suzanne went to the next store, I recorded the hubcaps of the cars that were stopped in traffic in front of my bench
which is as Pittsburgh as it gets. Eventually the others
told us how to get back so that we didn't have to mail ourselves back
with his bagel. Debbie took a picture
warned of serious potential problems as we waited to board
but this one
like this
and a menu
about security. Time
with questionable results. Our last stop was at his house. The Sherwin Williams sign
was in process as were the others
headed there
and the right pictures
recording the rules. We walked back to Broadway and went to fcuk
was ignored by Benjamin
and a menu that did not light up well
told us to follow this truck
staked out ownership. After admiring the views
and after wending our way past the Turtle Bay house
fit into my reading selection
past the donkeys
and the clouds over the bay
that marked Suzanne's way
and the beer was probably cold
didn't seem to need this usage sign
but the Stone Pony
which is no longer an inviting locale
for my collection, the meal was over. Back at home, the chess board
we called it a night and vowed to start celebrating again the next day which was the real birthday. But first we had to pause to give Jane many many hours to work on her anthology and for Sarah and Ed to think about breaking into the house (but I was asleep then and so there are no photos). 
spoke with the woman with the baby on her back as the balloons
but first we paid homage to Isaiah Zagar's work
I saw in the bathroom. Dr Len met us there
and so was prepared. Jane played with her split ends
and head on our way to the Delaware Memorial bridge
for my collection, the food came
as I was winding down with Mark Lewin
before I hooked up with David Treadwell
and this pizza
which coupled with their concern about SARS. The CEO, Eli Harari
before we were shut out of this lot
hence the name. I came back to participate in ordering the desserts
even as the massive merge
and relieve ourselves. Our next stop was in New Haven
since the men's room had no such requirement and so we could take pictures of their massive ovens
as well as a sign
on each soap dispenser so I could have my salad
was being touted by this gentleman whose name escapes me
and then 10
said it all about what we were spending as another obligatory phone booth picture
was a classic in the phone booth sized men's room. Now it was time to march back to the chocolate store
and get our desserts
even as the mural welcomed us to town.
and began the ride home. We need to stop and see the farm stand
and drove down Nassau Street until these people pulled out
for the collection. Back at the cars, Larry and Sarah waited
as Jane's cheese steak
we wondered if the Lions box
of the people who live by the canal
caused DrLen to go incognito
and Sarah and Amv
and the extended team
and so it was time for a children's picture
and our captain
as DrLen did a round of sign hiding poses
and the girls
greeted us. We drove on and were willing to pay this price
which was educational and then made an image
that told us we were indeed there yet. 
and the beaters
and explored a bit
we went to visit the cigar store Indian
along with a close-up of the Pare sign
for someone's collection (I forgot who). Once on board, Suzanne
before the Kramers returned
and slowly
suggested that we had to head to this store in town
and headed to the Media Luna
which explained nature and welcomed us to Navio Beach. The gang
and drive down this road
before the Kramers drove up
and past the monument to the first governor
before we took group pictures of those who came
got my baggage
led me to the lobby
advised us. After getting a sign for Jane's Armani collection
we went to Mrs. Fields
and took the requisite photos apart
for a play that didn't allow photography and then headed to the over priced, under quality cafeteria
at the restaurant where my salad
on the property. Back at the cabin, Jane spoke to the owl
and the people on the corner
before checking out the bathroom sign
and having my iced decaf coffee
even as the waste basket
that prepare us for Gregory's wedding. We next went to Harvard Square where we met the Hagadorns
for the trip home. We paused en route to lunch to see the glass harmonica
along the way
and as Jane and John watched
put us back in panorama mode
told us that we were in the place with the forbidding waiting room
before we got to the hotel and saw Dick and Larry
shot pictures, Suzanne
as a tribute to Suzanne
and then Ben did
as Leslie appeared
as we went into the tent
but not before Sheryl Feinstein
and then the Sheas
as Jane and friends
as someone left their coffee cup
the salad
( all the way ) across the bridge
that expressed our sentiments. 
prepared us for our meeting with Michael D. Murphy
that gave the rules. 
and onward
and then on to the beach
and with flash
even as our plane was being refueled
we settled for dessert of home made ice cream -- banana, watermelon and coconut
and license plates
as we walked the beach
and hoping it did not represent the policy at the Tamarind as well. 
gave guidance and I took these Monet-like pictures of the ocean floor
and hot chocolate and decaf
to the terminal where I captured this sculpture
as we made our way
before we took the tour of UPenn. On the way home, we stopped at an Italian restaurant in Lawrenceville that Suzanne
and we drove in tandem
before the final result
and we admired the game
and then reached our destination -- Suite 306
even as these azaleas
promised early morning specials. Jane had an excellent sandwich
showed the way to Thoreau's House as we walked
and went to Jay's Deli
so that we could return to Verizon where this woman (and her co-worker)
and saw a very nice soap dispenser
before I posed with Suzanne and the chef
and found our way to Bradshaw's Beach which we had visited in 2002 Suzanne got directions and quarters
and next thing we knew we were in the terminal looking at the wares
as we ordered our drinks
and Jane got this sandwich
to behold. After we finished the tour, we rested and then went to explore the town where we found the Seva restaurant
and thanked the hotel staff for their dinner advice.
but did offer a good station sign
as we drove on until it became Jane's favorite time (11:11)
where Uncle Sam's store sold many varieties of fireworks
as we tried to get the rental car to this woman at Hertz
looked better sans flash
and this collection sign
to return to philosophy of beer as displayed by DrLen
and this humorous advertisement
before we got to Pennsylvania and saw these road signs
on the closed road
as well as this sign in the bath room
before I connected with Amy Gutmann and went to see Bebe Neuwirth and have our photo taken together
and that Paige was going to contribute this collection sign
before I departed with a stop at Larry and Janet's house
and then saw where the swallows nest
and made our way into Hammonton to the Silver Coin Diner
before we headed to the beach. We went to Aisler Pond
and the napkin holder
and we had our salads
and then made our way back to the house where this sign warned us to not fall out the window
and this sign warned us not to cause a shower flood
all of which amused Ben as he enjoyed his daybed
and Jane
and Mike, our favorite driver, posed in one of his many basketball shirts
and heading to the Chicken or the Egg where there was a long line
even as we went to the ice cream parlor after the play as Sarah, Jane and Ben posed with the waitress
complete with meatballs
and then went to Dr Len's car where he showed off the mah jongg board he carries
and then we settled at Mekus, a soul food restaurant, in Trenton
and then looked out at the street below
the smart car
and beware of tsunamis.
though our purchases emptied the store a lot.
Next we stopped at the cigar store to get me my New Year's Day cigar (which I ended up deferring to later in the year)
had some gum for the landing pressure
and search around for the golf cart that had Pam's name on it
and made our way down the hill
and took the obligatory phone booth picture
though the beach looked great
as we admired the setting
and ultimately to the place of Alex Randall '73 with whom I posed before heading home.
and Suzanne and I making the most of a beach vacation.
so that we could get back in the car
that told us we were at Megan's Bay (one of the 10 most beautiful beaches in the world)
on the dock
and the house under construction
before we went into our first store where we met Mark who had bet $60 on the Seahawks. I should note that I was wearing a Steelers shirt and so provoked many comments about the Super Bowl to come.
and the dog that was guarding it
and then took the obligatory phone booth picture
before we headed up the street
and then we could be led to our room
and their goodie bag
and history
Larry took Sarah out to record his signs
and then we were finally seated so that Fran
as I took these artistic pictures with flash
Now, it was time to get ready for the wedding. As Jane finished dressing
the robot
the squishy egg
before recording the other bathroom sign
and returning to see the almost clean plate club
and his setting
and Suzanne and I presiding
and into town where we first paused to see the egg hunt
and recording the Kramer's brick
Ben modeled various parts on his hair.
and saw that the camera took good pictures of the car clock.
and their bagpipers
and their sign which we all agreed was the best in the P-Rade
soon to be followed by 1962
before the big sign came
followed by Ed and Sarah
as the signs continued
and we made our way to Poe field to capture Sarah and Ed
as you can see from the executed document
as they brought our breakfast
through another airplane photo
as we made our way through it all
and caught an oversight of the temple
and information.
and then returned to Jane and Sarah
and then a good flavor to eat.
along with one of the cabins where teenagers are now living.
and so we surveyed the runway
not to mention the mens room
and environment
didn't lift me up
and the chicken
and Ben's number was finally pinned
as we made our way to Little Valley
as we looked into the lock
and mile marker
and then took many artistic photos of the scenery (where sometimes you wonder if the camera was upside down because the reflection was so good)
and the mill's canal house
and schedule
into Main Street
OtherJane and I needed to first stop at the bank to get Jacobo's birthday present
Next we visited with Paul Koontz '77
as we watched television
and membership restrictions.
with Suzanne in the foreground
we headed down to see the seals
we were back to the seals
obeyed the warning sign
went across friendship plaza
past the shops
and prepared to enter the walking street
and I noted this non-Spanish sign
and then paid to pose with the leather model
and asked the man who had sold us the jewelry where to have lunch
as Suzanne and Jane walked across the square
and our feet
and these prize winning houses along the way, each better than the one before
as we boarded the ferry (60 cents each way)
as we captured Jane's corn dogs again
and the street
and checked out the menu for take out because the wait was long (as it was for take out)
After a stopa t the international headquarters of Stop Look Sign Co.
that isn't as this seems
before gathering in the cars for the rider across the county line.
Dinner (actually dinner photography) began with lobster ravioli
and when the main courses came, we ate our share of transfat
and the wise old man watching
and the collection of animal fur coats for dolls
which had statuary
but once at the zoo
before we went in and found other places where they
and we set the table
but the French fries
before Sarah brought out gifts for Jane (subway socks)
and the photos on the wall under the sign
and the salami sign
and noted photos of the movie's filming
and Seward Park (whose statue uptown we had taken earlier)
as we made our way to the courthouse
with Jane's foot in it
and then experimented in the bathroom for a while to see if I could get myself into the picture in the mirror without a flash of light (no luck)
not to mention the hors radish in preparation
and the barrel warning
After Janet passed out our dessert,
with a car driven by someone who could read neither Chinese or English
and on to a park to which people bring their birds
and then Suzanne and Audrey
as the class went by
and view the class of 2006 through the class of 1942
and music
as the last member
as the classes of 1948
as the 45th reunion class of 1962 arrived
before giving way to 1963
gave rise to 1998
and the signs of the local snack bar.
After a long drive that ended in town, we found the Nicholas restaurant
as we continued along the path
and noted the curve of the land
and then settling in for breakfast
This large piece
and a few more road pictures
and as Ben and Suzanne showed off our purchases
and so went in
where we met this large French group coming down
and then went down to see the tadpoles here
and we saw a stream bubbling to our side as we moved forward
and then I posed with the sign
and then with a modification of the sign I liked better
as Suzanne came down the trail to join us.
we knew that right through this pass was our car and the end of the walk.
we headed back to our condo and on to the swimming pool where I took this picture of the children swimming
and the Cadillac restaurant
So we marched on and enjoyed the lake
I marched on further down the trail with this stream emerging
as Ben and Suzanne hiked along
Having finished the 8 miles (or so) we headed to the Signal Mountain Lodge for a celebration
the announcers booth
and this sign was a plea that one would have to take seriously.
We were left off at the Signal Mountain Lodge and took this as our cue that we should dine there so this vodka and grapefruit
as we came across our first running water
and Ben arrived for some more victory pictures
but for a few more wildflower pictures
As a result of the long hike, Ben got a drink and ice cream
and made our way down from these spectacular views
Along the way,w e got behind this car of many bumper stickers
and posed with the sign
and then Suzanne left the car
Suzanne came
after which Ben posed with the continental divide sign. As a result of all of this, we not only understand how water flows but we ourselves could be water flowing from this spot.
Next we went to the visitors center
Next was the BlueBell pool
which would preserve sights like this was important
as Ben uncovered his chicken
though we kept taking more pictures
and then we came across bison trying to keep cool by rolling in the sand
ON the drive to Old Faithful, we passed this coyote in a field
that defined Old Faithful
and spasm once quiet
and then we came upon these motions first of spasm 
as we first stopped at Emerald Spring
and couldn't remember if an EAT sign means that one should go in or go elsewhere.
Once inside, we admired the menu
to the Liberty Cap which is 39 feet high
but not the thermal feature
as Ben reached out
Dr Len pondered his meal
we walked along the canal
Back at home, Jeff and OtherJane arrived for dinner but it took a few shots
and many parts of the outside in place
Ben led the way
and the many guide signs
including this one about not parking
and then we were sorry to discover that the Bank of Princeton was closed; so no pennies.
and in the sky
and Suzanne posed with Hillary
before Sarah
as we made our way to 24th Street
while admiring kisses
as he moved on to his second table.
while Sarah opened the chocolates
and hang gliders were in the background over the sea
before we recorded more of the architecture
so that I could go to New York and meet Sarah for dinner at the Carnegie Deli where this was her sandwich,
many specials involving hot dogs
We next made our way to the hoagies, burgers and fries window where things were less organized though more so than at the pizza window
as Suzanne spoke with Andy to make further arrangements
and then saw the 457 foot mark (as long as it gets)
Mama Lolly's where we would return for lunch,
before we proceeded to RastaPasta
and made our way to this beach at Coco's Resort (adjacent to Ffryes Point)
to record some concessions on the beach
to Harmony House
and so we enjoyed sand
but we still looked down at the road going forward towards New Jersey
as Ben
and the sign welcoming us to Pennsylvania
where the road was closed
before they began to color
as we made our way to the bathroom fixtures shop across the way
and Ben
as the assembled ate away
as Ben
we headed off to the hotel
and then DrLen, Suzanne and Judy posed
and then went in for water
and the Lysikrates Choregic Monument in fact
before recording the only Greek vocabulary we would need (or maybe the only Greek vocabulary we would know!).
and began the walk
as we made our way down
while this sign sent us in the right direction
and so we climbed the very slippery rocks
as we made our way to the museum of the region
along the way with the waters seeming rougher
and take the obligatory phone booth picture
and take another obligatory phone booth picture
we made our way through Viki
including an upside down caution sign (never a good sign)
and the local donkey
and we then passed the church
and explored the beach
and getting some documented photos of the healing gardens pertaining to willows.
at the Cafe Gratitude
and Jane and Suzanne settled onto the BART car
though the flowers kept us very impressed
Our visit began with a remarkable tour of their orchards, gardens and fruit trees
as we passed Chinese signs for the YMCA
and the Bank of America
before we passed the store selling geodes
and then recorded some of the flowers of Union Square Park
as we passed the old trolley
before we found Jane at the Sideways Door ?
which this man sold his poetry on the streets
before heading out to the herb garden
and filling our car's tank for the journey home.
as Suzanne rested from our walk (though we had to walk back)
and get comfortable at the beach
Ben read as a man of many hats
as Suzanne, Ben and Jane waited for our table
after which, we posed with the Justs
to get a vanilla donut
and bemoan the dispersion of Small World coffee (support your local everything) to the wider world.
but then his curry
and the impressive grafitti across the way.
and a deli selling Italian comestibles.
before going into the cheese store of amazing aroma and broad choices.
and so on we went past this lovely sculpture
walking down the street
though we did enjoy the tour bus
to Notre Dame
the cigar store Indian
I was blessed with this lucky cup
located the moon in the sky
as we turned and walked past the barrel cactus
and saw her house from below
moving on to the reconstruction of the houses damaged in the hurricane of 1995
to note that Honeymoon Beach was fairly deserted
that protected this tower of visibility
before we could head on
and the interesting clam rock were.
where we observed the Justs exiting from their ferry.
as I caught the tattoo on the back of one of the pirates
as people assembled
and then the men gathered to walk back north and find the women who were lost in a flea market.
at another mall as well
and welcomed people
as Suzanne led the way
Once in Pittsburgh, Andy came out to greet us
before we came to the Colfax School
and then on to 3446 Beechwood Boulevard, where my grandparents, Max and Ida Dobkin, lived
and Goo's
But we went on and headed into a bar where the darkness lifted
Our next stop was the cemetery. We first met Maxine and Lance there
When night came, we headed back to watch some fireworks
But the indentations
and we saw a spring off to the side
before we went inside
but we pressed on and came to this place where my tire marks give a sense of the challenge of reversing back down the hill after it was clear we could go no further.
as we drove on, the cliffs
before we found our way to Helgafell where legend has it that if you climb the hill in silence and never look back and then look east and make 3 wishes (all for good) then your wishes come true. But you only get to do this once so there was pressure to get it right.
and as we marched on and obeyed the guidance to not throw coins
and went in to see the continental drift over the past 1000 years identified by sign
and by distance.
before dressing and preparing to go present my talk.
and once in Iceland, I recorded a picture of my favorite yogurt to summarize the journey.
and Larry and Janet a chance to show off Connor
before we reached Buena Vista and this wonderful taxidermy store
this warm message at the barber shop
Driving on through Wolf Creek Pass where we stopped to record remarkable scenery
Walking along the waterfront we saw wonderful views
so that Ben and Suzanne could walk
but this didn't stop Dr Len
and experimented with the fast action setting on my camera where I could take this still
we were ready for an excursion to Clearwater Beach
and with a final visit to the remains of the carcass which might have been eaten
denoting this tree
and after exploring the colleges
Back in La Habra, we had the traditional dinner at El Cholo where Ben and Larry
and got off the ship
and the drinks to appear even though they had used up the last bananas of the day on the party ahead of us
discretely on this fence
as we made our way to 3rd Avenue and almost went to the Barking Dog Luncheonetteuntil we saw the parade of carriages followed by the waitress serving biscuits to visiting dogs
in front of the Alfred E Smith school
and then Ben posed
and then some looks towards New Jersey
after which I met this student touring Princeton who needed his picture taken.
Once there, the seating for the graduates was in place
At Sol Y Sombra, we made olives
at our local Independence Day related corner
before seeing these remarkable plants
as we looked out at a few early morning surfers
before we got to the 29th street sign which reiterated the rules
and the lifeguard camp.
before passing a summer camp
and as their battery was dead, there was time for more flower photos
Luckily for us, Elizabeth appeared at this point and insisted that we let her escort us to where we were trying to go.
and we admired the caldera and the sea below
along with the walled column which signaled the turning point
as this sign notes.
and then wandered around catching scenes of rooms
and noticed what it was that made this a door fit for an emperor
before we passed a few pillars
as Suzanne slept
until we got into a courtyard
that led us under a dome like this
and passed the restaurant where we should have eaten
and the visitor's attention
before we found our way up hill through crowds
before checking into our room at the Kismet
as we ordered our drinks
which amused Suzanne
as we explored
as the path was set
put us back in the car for further exploration
After the busy day, we were back to the airport where our flight was an hour late but dinner was still served in a great rush and we were eventually back in Istanbul at a different hotel.
and noting our neighbors who had tried their pipe
before we made our way down the street to dessert
and Charles Barkley
and this one from the Georgia state championship
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and this tank (clearly to protect the halls from those who would seek to do them harm)
through the door
my pictures were limited to a picture of Ben with guitars
some bobble head dolls
a memory of Tug McGraw
uniforms
by the spot in the river where the water was flowing
and a house
even as I recorded the flower arrangements
Jeff appeared and took us to his office where we saw his rooster
at the Thai restaurant
and the fare rules
and the least of the beat street signs.
we headed down the road to Perkaise and this bakery
and then on to Blue Beach where we saw this hut for shelter
and explored secret beach which attracted Suzanne
A the banana dish
as we made our way to the natural foods store
before we made our first visit to the checkout table where Chris dished out some arugula
amused Suzanne
and the Mr Sushi chain which seems to grace only 3 cities.
as we entered Al's bar and it's decadent zone
and then observed the street scene
before we got back into the car
and then made our way out for a walk around the village where we came up this performed in the Washington Square fountain
and the entry door
Next, Katie Camille appeared after an endless journey back from Burkina Fasa
Sadly the computer chose this minute to collapse
and then through Edison
and then they brought us cookies on the house
as we watched the parade come forward
as Suzanne and Jane studied the menu
though we did drive back to notice that the kites actually were attached to sailing devices for people.
though they served Scrimshaw in place of Iron City
and headed home where I saw Joel
and in before we got to our hotel in Athens and were sent off for a short walk while waiting for our room.
and then stopped
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and this poorly executed grafitti
and then the changing of the guard
while the police shields were on display though I chose (under wise counsel from Suzanne) to not take pictures of the cadre of police getting off their bus and preparing to grab shields.
and from our hotel
The kouros was absolutely amazing as we discovered from the side
set us on our way back to the Hotel Akrotiri
with a clearer one in Polish though the agent would tell us there was a delay but wouldn't tell us why or when
We greeted Mitch, Kathleen and Liam
and we then made our way through the cemetery
but first I noted this street scene which was the location of the resistance
defining the ghetto wall which had been made to look like tombstones to signify tot he Jews that this was their end.
We were also shown windows that were bricked over as they were on buildings that were part of the ghetto and so could not have views to the outside
and so we made our way to Oskar Schindler's factory
as we observed the trolley car
we read about the Jews being displaced
we then made our way past portraits of some of the notables
and missed
I changed my battery
as the grounds were enormous
but not as amusing as this bike's owner who had left it in bubble blowing mode
We thought that leaving Krakow would be easy but the taxi driver left us off at the international terminal and we were flying to Warsaw and so we had to walk 10 minutes to get to the right terminal
before seeing the first of many Hungarian heroes
as we then passed the famous (and according to tour books, over priced and over rated) pastry shop.
On the way to the Serbian church, we met these recycling bins with a fourth bin I hadn't seen before
and then coincidentally we rode am elevator from Schundler to the display.
and looked back at parliament
even as the tour guide
and headed back to the Central pastry shop where things looked good
as did the road going ahead
We were a little confused and so when Heores Square appeared in the distance, we didn't realize we were there and thought that this was the location of the lesser heroes
to the room where the hot pools were
and then we were at the restaurant which had multiple seating areas
as Gregory recorded the event
Larry
also noting the M&M's that were specially made for the event
and we made our way past the restaurant not chosen
and these products
Next, we headed off into Fairmount Park
and after a false try
though the driftwood would undoubtedly be better.
Returning to our journey, we went past the place where the road had collapsed
and recorded the table number since we thought we had been at this table before but hadn't recorded the number last time.
I was then able to expand my plate to this
and so we did before bidding farewell to Jeff.
and the rules for greenness
before reaching home
and then the private house
but it was closed and so we marched on past The Club
and a welcome/farewell sign
as we marched on
so that we could head to the public beach which we rejected
and we walked past Hector's where we decided not to eat
and then noting precisely how I was supposed to wash my hands.
and the waves
before heading down the boardwalk
before the butter and jelly arrived
past this very interesting sign
and the mother's day celebration at a bar we didn't go to
Walking down the coast led to structures like this along the water
and so I made my way past the Karen Blixen Museum
as we made our way
At the church attended by the queen, we met Moses
and the rooftops of the old section of the city
before we had our dinner with Jhumpa and Alberto.
and the menus
and recorded the map of Eluethera
not to mention this piece of something that had washed ashore
the kitchen where work was being done
that explained the situation
cheered for the cougars
and once again noted the positive time zone
and an obligatory fallen phone booths photo
But, we were happy that our flight was ready to go
We were still at the castle
Back to the gardens, we continued
and various garden views of bridges
and continued our path through the building
and then it was back to fish
and rice fields
while Suzanne read the bar menu
when the train approached in the opposite direction
and then we were back into the bamboo in more dense fashion
before I recorded this sign as a marker for where we had to turn on our return
with this arrow pointing the way
Next, we went up the path
and then saw the Buddha
and the visiting hours
and then a Japanese Circle K
and these were the neighboring buildings
rising from this plaza
which amused Suzanne
as we crossed the outer moat that defined the city at one time
which are clearer here
We walked down his street and Suzanne and I posed
as we continued down the crowded street
and the local Gold's Gym
before running into Peter and Seva with August at the playground
and then made our way to 3375 Parkview Avenue, my first home
and the vegetarian restaurant
with another head carrier
and then made our way into the environment (which meant walking down 300 steps)
and this remarkable facade
and this sculpture
that described what we would see when we went to stare at the elephants seals taking quite a few photos
Driving further south on the 101, we were happy to see Santa Claus Lane, it being Xmas eve
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before finding this marker that gave the correct way to Happy Bay
before we went in for our groceries.
and the crepe stand
So we headed down the street past the church
and settled in
and the view out to the beach as we waited for the rains to stop
I took an obligatory phone booth photo
and then get our food in full force
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Our next stop was the Dali Museum in St. Petersburg where Fran's friend gave us a wonderful tour
and we headed off to Central Park where we met Big Bird and Cookie Monster who asked for the time
before we arrived at the restaurant where we were meeting Suzanne and Michael
and then tried on this hat in the gift shop
before we passed by the Jane Laundromat
along with the pretty flowers.
and we then stopped off to visit Jane.
before the group came together
