Showing posts with label Alcatraz. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Alcatraz. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 10, 2011

Apology and a token Pollard to you

I know. I'm woefully behind on my posts. It's been a busy few months, but I promise, I have some great ones in the hopper - including more bike rack from:

  • around the Capitol
  • Lollapalooza
  • Denver
  • Italy
  • Vegas

....and some awesome themes including:

  • bike rack in the middle of nowhere
  • baseball themed
  • more holidays
  • parking lot specials
To tide everyone over in the meantime, please enjoy an Alcatraz addendum, in the form of my dear, dear S.Pollard. 


Tuesday, May 17, 2011

Alcatraz bike rack: you're on notice



(Note: the original blog post up and DISAPPEARED recently. I don't know what happened but it's as if it never existed. WTF, blogspot? Tumblr is making a run for my business...anyway. And apparently, unlike other people's posts, this one isn't coming back, so I've recreated it as best I could.)

S.Finke sent over some bike rack photos from a trip to San Francisco and Alcatraz recently. She's correcting in asking why anyone would "want to put more bars on Alcatraz" but since it's there, why in the world would they treat it so carelessly??

San Francisco! For shame. That's twice now that tipped-over bike rack has been found within your boundaries.

Anyway, there are some other lovely, non-tipped-over bike rack photos in this bunch. Thank god. 

See? Look here. Bike rack that is upright. Just ignore it's sad cousin to the left and in the background.  (The dude taking photos is clearly also ignoring it. Jerk.) 

Sam also took some lovely, artsy photos in what I'm calling Lover's Lane and Al Capone's cell block, in sepia tone, with some of the landmarks of The Rock. OK, so maybe it's not actually the real jail cell, but close enough. 


To top it off, she found Alcatraz banners specifically made to cover the bike rack. (OK, maybe not exactly to cover them, but whatever, let it go.) Bike rack, gettin' poetic and wordy and stuff. 

More artsty bike rack in a location best remembered for an awesome Nic Cage and Sean Connery movie? FOUR bicycles out of four, but a serious deduction (minus TWO) for the fallen bike rack. For shame, Alcatraz. FOR SHAME.