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Victory Cafe
London, UK - elaine - Monday, April 18th, 2005 : goo
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Hackney Rd. London E2
This would be my local cafe, then.
A UK periodical called Private Eye has a spot called 'dismal advertising. This might just fit that bill. Of course, I love it and have photographed it before... previously on my now rotting olde worlde camera with the film still in it, and I hope one day to get that film processed, before the technology no longer exists, and I am equally hoping that there will be a difference in the rotting of the signage... Here's to old England!
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barry: 28th Oct 2005 - 22:41 GMT
Elaine I would love to see the before photo.I bet that sign was not in it.
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