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Monday, August 27, 2007
Cheshire Cheese Inn Sign
Here is the Inn Sign for the Cheshire Cheese.
Which one? I hear you cry - since the town has three such pubs.
Well it is the one on Market Street.
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15 comments:
I like the sign. It is interesting to see the cartoon-like character and the cheese together.
I like the angles, and the contrast between the dark bricks and sign and the bright sky.
And now I'm sort of hungry for cheese and a pint, too. Bit early for that here, but I can adjust. :)
Hmmmmmm yummie I love cheese!
We Dutch are also called "cheeseheads" haha:)
Like the sign also,
:) JoAnn
(today a red cow)
superbe enseigne ;o)). j'adore
superb sign; O)). I adore
The one with the cutest sign!!
Suddenly I have this urge for real English Cheddar cheese.. yummy.. and half a bitter to go with it! :)
I like humorous pub signs. I was in Rye last weekend and I came across one called the Runcible Spoon!
Oh yeah! Cheese! I could live off of that and Market street, we got one of those too in San Antonio.
I adore this mouse I will turn over in the refrigerator to see whether
there remains to me cheese
I hope the mouse didn't eat it all.
This pub sign reminds me of Gretel's
"Middle of Nowhere" style. Very cute and witty. ;-)
Re wheelchairs getting around in Vienna: Squares and streets in the inner city are either closed to traffic or circulation is restricted and where traffic circulates, the pedestrian walkways have flat access at streets corners. The buses and trams of the public traffic fleet are being more and more replaced with newer models that have low wheel chair accessible door openings and the conductors of older models help wheel chair drivers and people with strollers. As you may know, old and young mix very well here in Vienna. There's a general acceptance of the fact that one day we all may need a hand from younger folks to keep our independence.
The mouse in this sign is so cute, reminds me the character in Ratatouille!
Well, now that is a cute mouse!
That store doesn't have a rat, right?;)
I really like this pub sign. Three of them? A good time to spend some time in all three.
hehe I'm in this pub at the moment :-D you're right it is a cute mouse.
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