I'm beginning to think they really were the good old days. Do you think that's a consequence of the onset of old age? Love this, it's kind of Route 66ish!
This place is fashion, reminds my collages, LOL because I like to decorate it with so many special details and of course Vintage stuffs! Cool, really wonderful! Léia
Ya know, in all the photos you show us from Florida, everything is always so clean & tidy - no junk laying around - except for a few run down places you've featured, but still most are picked up & clean. It isn't like that here, but the city does keep an eye on yards needing mowed. The laws must be more strict down there than here.
Let me guess, they pump the gas, check the oil, and clean the windshield. Ah, those were the days.
ReplyDeleteThis is the cutest gas station I've ever seen. A jewel...in a shell
ReplyDeleteVery retro---There is a place in Snohomish where every building on the place has old gas station equipment nailed on the sides. Eye catching. MB
ReplyDeleteA wood gas station! This I can't believe even in the Villages... A very good image!
ReplyDeleteWow, the cutest Shall station I've ever seen:)
ReplyDeleteGreat weekend to you!
How much is a gallon of gas there??
ReplyDeleteI'm beginning to think they really were the good old days. Do you think that's a consequence of the onset of old age? Love this, it's kind of Route 66ish!
ReplyDeleteI have to 2nd what cieldequimper said!
ReplyDeleteThis place is fashion, reminds my collages, LOL because I like to decorate it with so many special details and of course Vintage stuffs!
ReplyDeleteCool, really wonderful!
Léia
Ya know, in all the photos you show us from Florida, everything is always so clean & tidy - no junk laying around - except for a few run down places you've featured, but still most are picked up & clean. It isn't like that here, but the city does keep an eye on yards needing mowed. The laws must be more strict down there than here.
ReplyDeleteA photo almost romantic...
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What a great catch! And the old wood wall is the perfect background.
ReplyDelete@ Leia - This doesn't hold a candle to your collages, Leia! Nothing can beat them!
ReplyDelete@ B Squared - Right on. You just forgot one thing: gas was 32 cents a gallon!
ReplyDeleteNostalgia abounds as evidenced by all the comments. I am surprised that some of those vintage signs are still on the building. And the pump too.
ReplyDeleteVery attractive for an antique!
ReplyDeleteOoh, fantastic collection!
ReplyDeleteI just saw this photo and I love it. Very nice.
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