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So... as I was flying over there to snag this, I was trying to come up with something cool that everyone across the country has a chance at... and I saw a bumper sticker for Wall Drug.
Hell yeah... bumper sticker, billboard, or some such Wall Drug advertisement. Those "xxx miles to Wall Drug" signs must start 500 miles out!
Glasses or bandana on seat works, I suppose.
And here I thought it would be hard like getting a pic of a submarine or something.
Never heard of wall drug. We have cvs, Walgreens and stuff but no wall. I should have looked earlier. There's a red caboose less than 5 miles from the toilet I'm sitting on lol
Wall is an itty bitty own in South Dakota about an hour drive east of Rapid City. The founders camped out there and started offering free ice water and various sundries and the legend begins.
Never heard of wall drug. We have cvs, Walgreens and stuff but no wall. I should have looked earlier. There's a red caboose less than 5 miles from the toilet I'm sitting on lol
Never heard of it before either, then wouldn't you know truck in front of me has a wall drug bumpers ticker today. Wish I could use my bike for work instead of a truck
Never heard of it before either, then wouldn't you know truck in front of me has a wall drug bumpers ticker today. Wish I could use my bike for work instead of a truck
... see? In Rhode Island (assuming you're around home).
Common decor on Winnebagos in WalMart (or similar) parking lots.
Here's another one from Belize, but I don't recommend trying to get a pic of YOUR bike next to it...
It's funny, I've never heard of this place either yet they have some weird international cult following.
It's kind of an interesting story, actually. Their website details the history and gives an overview of what the place has grown into. Cult following, yeah, probably accurate.
As a kid, I remember seeing billboard after billboard for hundreds of miles, and have run into bumper stickers or other stuff like I have posted as examples all over the world.
It's kind of an interesting story, actually. Their website details the history and gives an overview of what the place has grown into. Cult following, yeah, probably accurate.
As a kid, I remember seeing billboard after billboard for hundreds of miles, and have run into bumper stickers or other stuff like I have posted as examples all over the world.
Bizarre, but harmless.
That's to funny, I'll have to keep an eye out and see if I can't find a sign out here on the left coast.
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