…you know…the one next to the giant yard ornaments.
The happy little house on the shelf…
…you know…the one next to the giant yard ornaments.
Tag: vintage
Dancing Girls
Awesome crusty neon sign we stumbled across recently in downtown Los Angeles. I have to go back and photograph it with my Canon. Love my iPhone, though, at times like this!
Diner Days…
Bing’s Burgers
794 N Main Street
Cottonwood, Arizona 86326
(928) 649-1718
http://bingsburgers.com
This adorable diner in an old gas station is located next to the ultimate funky junk place, Larry’s Antiques & Things, in Old Cottowood, just south of Sedona, Arizona.
iPhone shot, edited in Snapseed.
Yikes…I’m scaring myself…
Photo by Stephanie Roberts, http://ObsessiveHobbyist.com
I’m always drawn to sad, broken dolls in antique stores. I grab a shot with my iPhone, and then MESS. THEM. UP. It’s so easy to do with Snapseed, from Google Nik Software.
Don’t judge. 🙂
So true…
What else does a girl need???
OK, who doesn’t love a Jackrabbit???
The iconic Jack Rabbit Trading Post in Joseph City, Arizona is what traveling Route 66 is all about. Although the adorable “10 Miles to the Jack Rabbit Trading Post” billboards along Route 66 are mostly long-gone, the remaining billboard on-site proudly proclaims “Here It Is,” as it has since 1949. The Texas-sized (sorry, Arizona) Jackrabbit out front is saddled up and ready for photo ops with every German tourist who stops by. And the area around the Trading Post is appropriately worn-out and kitschy. It’s a fun must-stop!!!
THE SADLY-NOW-DEFUNCT JACK RABBIT CAMPGROUND…
“Take Pictures!”…
…demanded the ultra-cool vintage billboard on Old Route 66 in Arizona.
“OK,” I replied.
Photo by Stephanie Roberts, http://ObsessiveHobbyist.com
Explore…
“Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things that you didn’t do than by the ones you did do. So throw off the bowlines. Sail away from the safe harbor…
Explore.
Dream.
Discover.”
— Mark Twain
Photo by Stephanie Roberts, http://ObsessiveHobbyist.com
Hitching up my pony…
…at the Silver Saddle Motel in Santa Fe, NM — an authentic Route 66 experience since 1958! More photos soon. http://santafesilversaddlemotel.com
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