Most of these pictures are from three weeks ago.
The first one shows a sign at the Family Drive-in in Stephens City. When it closed for the season in late November, it closed permanently. Movies were shown there for 69 years!
Next, we have a motorbike that was parked outside a dollar store. Stickers reveal the owner’s xenophobic feelings.
Not everyone agrees. In fact, demonstrators in our rural county have been out twice a week to make their feelings known.
The lighted towers were part of a December attraction at the fairgrounds in Woodstock. It was basically a drive-through show of holiday lights. I took the picture from a nearby parking lot because I didn’t want to buy a ticket to go by myself. It’s the sort of thing that children would enjoy.
Great sky.
ReplyDeleteDoubtless, I am in the minority, but I have never been to a drive-in movie. As for the guy with the stickers on his bike, may there’s a patch of ice on a curve somewhere ahead…..just sayin’.
ReplyDeleteI had only been to drive in movies a couple of times in my life, but it makes me sad that this one closed after so many years. Beautiful sunset to end your post, too. Alana ramblinwitham.blogspot.com
ReplyDelete...each year there are fewer and fewer drive ins!
ReplyDeleteDrive-ins were so practical for families to enjoy...ah many a summer evening spent thus!
ReplyDeleteHello,
ReplyDeleteThe sky images are pretty.
I think there is one drive in near us that still shows movies. Take care, enjoy your day and happy weekend.
Some people just enjoy being offensive.
ReplyDeleteI'm like you, I would stand off and take a photo rather than pay to go see something I'm not that interested in.
Pretty sky.
ReplyDeleteI love the sign the kid was holding. It's one I haven't seen before.
ReplyDeleteWorth a Thousand Words
A beautiful sky in your last photograph.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan