STL is the standard abbreviation for our town. The letters in just the type and configuration on this building are on the front of the Cardinals' hats. It's the airport code. The local newspaper's website is stltoday.com.
This example is at a public truck weigh station a baseball's throw south of Busch Stadium. (Not my throw, mind you. Maybe Matt Holiday's.) Lots of freight yards in that area.
This example is at a public truck weigh station a baseball's throw south of Busch Stadium. (Not my throw, mind you. Maybe Matt Holiday's.) Lots of freight yards in that area.
et l'importance du baseball à St Louis. ce mur rouge est surprenant, tout en brique, un peu comme evry (sans cette couleur).
ReplyDeleteWhat a change from Mardi Gras! This looks almost severe in comparison...
ReplyDeletesuch an interesting capture, bob. that cow, by the way, came down the hill to get a closer look out of curiosity, nothing more, nothing less. at least that's how i perceived it.
ReplyDeleteMy little city has a rather cool nick name. At least when you are a teenager. The word Tungelsta can be divided into three parts. Tung means Heavy. El, means Electricity. Sta can mean City, hence I live in Heavy Electric Town.
ReplyDeleteI like the design of the middle initials Bob, really it's all you need right!
ReplyDeleteThat ornate STL logo is emblazoned on my mind, along with several of the other longtime logos, like Boston's B and the Yankees' NY.
ReplyDeleteI don't know nuttin' about no baseball but I like the rouge wall and the flag and all that.
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Hear about the baseball that traveled over 1,000 when hit out of Fenway? It SUPPOSEDLY landed on a railroad car that was headed to Chicago. I'm sure this is an urban baseball myth. Every stadium has 'em I bet.
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