Classic

Jack'll do

lizzard_nyc

Classic indeed.

Jack--I really like this shot.
It's so small town U.S.A. at least that's what it looks like.
I like the bunting on the building--the U.S. flag reflected in the glass etc. and then the sign for jello shots in the window .

So much to see.

Thanks for sharing. This is a perfect example of "street" working anywhere, not just the big urban environments.

Brewster

Very Nicely Done!
I agree with Liz, This just says Small Town, USA.

run_kmc

Agreed. Put some vintage clothes on those people and it could be small town USA, circa 1940.

Richard

run_kmc wrote: »

Agreed. Put some vintage clothes on those people and it could be small town USA, circa 1940.

Nice shot.

Jack'll do

lizzard_nyc wrote: »

Classic indeed.

Jack--I really like this shot.
It's so small town U.S.A. at least that's what it looks like.
I like the bunting on the building--the U.S. flag reflected in the glass etc. and then the sign for jello shots in the window .

So much to see.

Thanks for sharing. This is a perfect example of "street" working anywhere, not just the big urban environments.

Thanks Liz. Each year the town of Chester Mass (pop. 1308, 35 residents per square mile) has a parade and celebration called Chester on Track commemorating it's railroad history. In the 1800's it was the staging area for the railroad's push west over the Berkshire mountains. Lessons learned here were employed in the western railroad push over the Rockies to California. It's always a fun day.

black mamba

Boy, Jack, if this shot doesn't take me back to a better time I still remember, I don't know what would. Wonderfully done.

Take care,

Tom

Jack'll do

Brewster wrote: »

Very Nicely Done!
I agree with Liz, This just says Small Town, USA.

Thanks Brewster. Chester is definitely a small country town. Lots of horses, cows, and chickens with just enough folks to tend them.