On the second day in Adelaide I went to the east part of the city, to Rundle Street and the old market that's now been converted to a pile of stark red-brick apartments, albeit with a few facades retained here and there. And from there, into a few side streets. There were more ghosts signs to be found here than elsewhere. First, the market:
And then the lanes off Rundle and Frome Streets, including Synagogue Place, with the building that is now a nightclub:
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This one's from Rundle Mall |
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..and an attempt to bring the layers back.. |
Love the lettering, especially the 'g' on the Produce Exchange sign, do you have a 'full frontal' of that one.
ReplyDeleteSorry Sam - I don't. Pretty well known facade though so there are probably other pics oiut there. There's more to the writing too: see http://www.flickr.com/photos/cragg-ohlsson/3541221595/
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