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Just Being Yourself, Without a Word, Without a Touch, Without a Sign….

Just Being Yourself, Without a Word, Without a Touch, Without a Sign….
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I love you for closing your eyes to the discords
And for adding to the music in me by worshipful listening.
I love you because you are helping me to make of the lumber of my life,
Not a tavern but a temple;
And out of the words of my every day
Not a reproach but a song.
I love you because you have done more than any creed to make me happy.
You have done it without a word, without a touch, without a sign.
You have done it just by being yourself.
After all, perhaps that is what love means.

- Roy Croft

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Sign – Our Message Jesus – We have Moved

Sign – Our Message Jesus – We have Moved
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Image by TheTannykid
Well, at least he knows now.

Exterior Casino Décor | Exterior Casino Signage | Casino Pylon Sign | Casino Exterior Theming | Casino Design | Casino Porte Cochere | Comanche Nation Casino

Exterior Casino Décor | Exterior Casino Signage | Casino Pylon Sign | Casino Exterior Theming | Casino Design | Casino Porte Cochere | Comanche Nation Casino
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This is the exterior façade and pylon sign for the Comanche Nation Casino, located in Lawton Oklahoma, which was designed, manufactured and installed by I-5 Design and Manufacture. The pole sign was designed with a full color LED message center, color changing LED channel letters reading ‘Casino’, two massive columns with decorative bases, a specialty up-lit aluminum background and more. The casino porte cochere entry in the back features the same ‘Comanche Nation Casino’ logo, as well as stone veneer columns, animated LED lightning on the back wall and an aluminum valance cap. Click here to see more examples of Casino Design

Horse & Jockey – West Bar Street, Banbury – pub sign and England flag

Horse & Jockey – West Bar Street, Banbury – pub sign and England flag
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On West Bar Street in Banbury, after leaving the People’s Park. Heading back towards Banbury Cross.

Horse & Jockey pub on West Bar Street. Owned by Enterprise Inns.

At 20 West Bar Street.

Pub sign and England flag.

Quaker Meeting House – The Leys, Banbury – road sign

Quaker Meeting House – The Leys, Banbury – road sign
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Buildings on or near Horse Fair in Banbury.

Quaker Meeting House, to the left of the Church House.

On a passageway called The Leys (at least I think it is called that, but something is obscuring the middle of the road sign).

This way to the People’s Park.

Grade II listed building.

Friend’s Meeting House, Banbury

BANBURY HORSE FAIR
SP4540NW (West side)
6/214 Friend’s Meeting House
09/04/52

GV II

Friends’ Meeting House. Dated 1751. Tuscan porch c.1820. Regular coursed
ironstone rubble. Hipped stone slate roof. 2 storeys; 3-window range. Entrance
into porch attached to left end. Door is partly glazed and partly panelled.
Overlight. 3 sashes to ground floor have keystoned heads and stone sills. 3
similar windows to first floor. All windows of 4 panes. Flat band between ground
floor and first floor. Interior not inspected.
(N.M.R. Photograph; Buildings of England: Oxfordshire, 1974, p.437; V.C.H.:
Oxfordshire, Vol.X, p.111).

Listing NGR: SP4531640588

Road sign of The Leys.

My shadow while I took this road sign (would have wanted to avoid it here).

The Cromwell – 9-11 North Bar Street, Banbury – pub sign

The Cromwell – 9-11 North Bar Street, Banbury – pub sign
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Image by ell brown
A wonder around Banbury Town Centre.

Now on Horse Fair, near the parish church.

The Cromwell Lodge Hotel at 9-11 North Bar Street in Banbury.

Opposite the end of Parson’s Street.

Pub sign of Oliver Cromwell in New Model Army uniform!

Quaker Meeting House – The Leys, Banbury – sign

Quaker Meeting House – The Leys, Banbury – sign
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Image by ell brown
Buildings on or near Horse Fair in Banbury.

Quaker Meeting House, to the left of the Church House.

On a passageway called The Leys (at least I think it is called that, but something is obscuring the middle of the road sign).

This way to the People’s Park.

Grade II listed building.

Friend’s Meeting House, Banbury

BANBURY HORSE FAIR
SP4540NW (West side)
6/214 Friend’s Meeting House
09/04/52

GV II

Friends’ Meeting House. Dated 1751. Tuscan porch c.1820. Regular coursed
ironstone rubble. Hipped stone slate roof. 2 storeys; 3-window range. Entrance
into porch attached to left end. Door is partly glazed and partly panelled.
Overlight. 3 sashes to ground floor have keystoned heads and stone sills. 3
similar windows to first floor. All windows of 4 panes. Flat band between ground
floor and first floor. Interior not inspected.
(N.M.R. Photograph; Buildings of England: Oxfordshire, 1974, p.437; V.C.H.:
Oxfordshire, Vol.X, p.111).

Listing NGR: SP4531640588

The Treasure Trove – Bolton Road, Banbury – sign

The Treasure Trove – Bolton Road, Banbury – sign
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Image by ell brown
A wonder around Banbury Town Centre.

Bolton Road is beyond the end of the Market Place.

Sign for The Treasure Trove. Entrance on Bolton Road.

Banbury Cross Telephone Exchange – Castle Street, Banbury – directions sign

Banbury Cross Telephone Exchange – Castle Street, Banbury – directions sign
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Image by ell brown
I was trying to make my way back to the Oxford Canal (after one route took me off it).

And I went past this concrete building.

It is the Banbury Cross Telephone Exchange.

View from Castle Street, Banbury.

Directions sign, including the station.

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