Tranche de vie .
A Junk Yard Dog – Main Street, Jerome, Arizona
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Exposition féline
Chat vole pas très haut
Lumière rasante
Electricity box.
Mural about work on salt pits.
Jumbo n'est pas content
C'est officiel, ils sont mariés
Chèvres géantes
Skoda
BANK
Fenêtre aveugle
Grille et vert
Frog on the wall.
Chimpanzee on the wall.
The hunt, by Bordalo II.
Modern Prayer, by Bordalo II.
Sick World, by Bordalo II.
City life, by Bordalo II.
Desert fox, by Bordalo II.
Ermine, by Bordalo II.
Bar and Grille – New State Motor Company Building,…
Vieux chien gentil
Ceramic plaque with square's name.
Bones .
Ceci n'est pas un graffiti
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lui Tarzan
Le buffet
The End of Bologna Fence
Scala Santa Maria del Monte.
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Les dents de la rivière
Cochon de bouchon 1
Panthère de Lyon
Cochon de bouchon 2
Création et multiplication
Cruchot de sortie ...
La nef .
Les colonnes d'Hercule .
Ecrire .
Marie & Joseph ...
Portrait couleurs
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Food Essen Jamar Comida Manger Mangiare
Food Essen Jamar Comida Manger Mangiare
Signs signs signs / Enseignes, pancartes, panneaux et autres.
Signs signs signs / Enseignes, pancartes, panneaux et autres.
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Authorizations, license
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Haunted Hamburger – Clark Street, Jerome, Arizona
According to the restaurant’s website: "It all started years ago when Michelle and Eric Jurisin acquired the restaurant. The building, old and abandoned, was in need of great repair before it could be opened for ... dining pleasure. This is when the funny business began. As with all old buildings, when inhabitants take initial occupation, from its walls come the spirits to observe, and sometimes greet the newcomers. The Haunted Hamburger spirits were no different. Not only were these spirits curious but possibly frustrated tradesmen from long ago as it was tools that these spirits liked to take. More specifically, hammers. Yes, hammers. One hammer, then two, then three hammers had disappeared. Was this a case of memory loss? At first it was thought so until a prior owner asked the Jurisins if they had met the ghosts yet and to beware…they liked hammers! Shortly after this confirmation the hammers began to reappear showing up in the most conspicuous places.
What followed next was literally too ‘in your face’ to ignore, says Eric. One day, in the middle of repairs, he remembered he needed to go upstairs to finish a project. Just as he reached the top floor a door that he was standing next to slammed, nearly smashing him in the face. You could argue a cross breeze is strong enough to slam a door, and that would be true. Except, Eric had just sealed up all of the building’s windows with thick plastic and tape to keep the cold winter air out. He knew there was no air current in the house. What other odd occurrences frightened staff, owners and guests alike in the Haunted Hamburger? Cans flying off shelves, the hot water being turned on in the middle of the night. Distinct smells in the stair well and even photographs guests have taken capturing the vague image of a woman."
What followed next was literally too ‘in your face’ to ignore, says Eric. One day, in the middle of repairs, he remembered he needed to go upstairs to finish a project. Just as he reached the top floor a door that he was standing next to slammed, nearly smashing him in the face. You could argue a cross breeze is strong enough to slam a door, and that would be true. Except, Eric had just sealed up all of the building’s windows with thick plastic and tape to keep the cold winter air out. He knew there was no air current in the house. What other odd occurrences frightened staff, owners and guests alike in the Haunted Hamburger? Cans flying off shelves, the hot water being turned on in the middle of the night. Distinct smells in the stair well and even photographs guests have taken capturing the vague image of a woman."
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