If you live here, or in AL and SC, you know LOL
First road trip to Florida was sixty years ago and the most notable thing while driving were the South of the Border billboards. Seemed like one every half mile for hours…South of The Border. Signs everywhere.
Warner-RobbinsAnd now ... Buc-ee's.
Yeah but come on, those are so epic. Like the Burma Shave billboards.I'll never forget the amount of Wall drug billboards I saw when I rode my motorcycle to Sturgis in '03
This ^^Vermont does not allow billboards and advertisings signs have size restrictions, It is a noticeable and welcome absence
I actually worked for Dompier Electric at one point and changed the lamps in that sign in a bucket truckThis ^^
I used to live in the Brattleboro area and there was a restaurant at I-91 exit 3. Had been there for years so had a sign from before the limitations, was really tall, and said STEAK.
They went under and a Chinese restaurant bought the place around '89 or '90, but they couldn't redo the sign to say the restaurant name, so they just removed the S and K.
I always thought that was quite clever.
Reminiscing,
Tom
Interesting, I did a lot of business with Dompier. They were the electrical contractor for the build out and renovation work we did for the food coop.I actually worked for Dompier Electric at one point and changed the lamps in that sign in a bucket truck
vey sketchy with the wind blowing. the sign was yellow with black letters
The last time I stopped there was about 1992. The coffee was so BAD that I dumped it on the parking lot. The restrooms hadn't seen a mop in ages it seemed. Needless to say if given the opportunity again I will definitely just keep o driving and look for a McDonalds..south of the boarder. ha. every 2 miles for 500 miles. then, when you get there, maybe 3 cars in the parking lot.