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A pocket sized Arc de Triomphe. The ground covering shrub in front should be box honeysuckle (Lonicera nitida). Other popular park and quod shrubs of somewhat similar appearance are Snowball (Symphoricarpos), Ilex and Rockspray (Cotoneaster horizontalis). You are probably justified in suspecting genetic engineering should the actual Arc de Triomphe be similarly overgrown. Traffic intense location is known under different names. (Place de l'Étoile).
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Chiquita puns are always popular
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subliminal message, partying (the bat is actually part of the logo)
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Looks serious. A mainlining bunny in a Hansel and Gretel cage. Whatever the particular reference we still live in the best of all worlds. [Suboptimal angle, Westminster Abbey problem, simply too overcrowded with plaques.]
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A Schtrumf (a Smurf by any other name). Always a safe bet.
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Could be one of those reunification monuments (Trabant).
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Nearly every highschool has one of these. Cave art evergreen.
|  école buissonnière
|  école buissonnière
|  transformer station
Mauve library on a green sward of grass. (You wonder what goes on there at night.)
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 transformer station
|  transformer station
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some caution, could always be an Enron motto
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the brave new world of showbiz
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Glasnost years. [Small print: Everything what you already know is free.]
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stacked computer print outs
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I will be dipped in shellac (no true bronze). The belly shot looks nasty.
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The calligraphic hand looks somewhat shaky. As for the motive, krypton vision no doubt a help.
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the final showdown
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Morgue flavored letters (curtailed). Hand prints would have been easier.
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 MS flute player
a professional sculpture for once. (Nuss style but apparently no true Nuss. Before the time of the present staff. Untagged. Best guess, early 60ties.)
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|  MLS Basuka Tania Arekaizem
The dowelled protuberances proclaim this a climbing wall. Detail: hexagonal sockets. The grip blocks and footrests come usually in chewing gum colors. Ignore the actual contest rules (upwards, sidewards). That particular fashion started after my time. - As for the circular logo, I do not have a clue.
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where did I see that before
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veni, vidi, abii - could nearly be a Westmoreland motto.
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4 o'clock in the afternoon if Kindergarden years were included. The reverse count down for institutes of secondary learning was phased out in the 50ties. Regional differences. Bottom line: It happened.
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viewpoint #2: winning is everything
|  RG
personal tag: flat earth Hugo
|  RG-NR
the man of the mountain
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one more gravy boat
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 LG Robocop
|  LG
Boxing gloves are everything
|  LG 22
Hey pal, did you see my subconscious. Stands about 3ft, frog green. (Just trying to come up with an appropriate caption.)
|  LG 23
'Naked' Polo in an underground parking stall.
|  LG 24
The cancan of New Age majuscules. The Gothic variety somewhat easier to decipher.
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 LG 26
far away
|  matching rear window decal
|  LG 28
Boehringer, a Pfizer competitor rather than a rocket scientist. Half moons are probably easier to depict than cardiovascular drugs. (Most be good for something if it makes you squint like that.) - Minor demerit: Africa is shrunk rather than foreshortened.
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