train cellar
By: Lesley
| Aperture: | f/3.7 |
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| Focal Length: | 7.3mm |
| ISO: | 160 |
| Shutter: | 1/0 sec |
| Camera: | DMC-ZS7 |
The Train Cellar on Main Street in Mt Forest is the place to go for all your model railway needs. Having looked at their website and their facebook page, I can confirm that this is for the serious hobbyist. I liked the sign, and the fact that the red and blue matched the M&M meat shop sign further down the street.
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Colour coordination in Mt Forest.
It is a cute sign! And looks like a cute street too.
A neat colourful sign for a store with big boys toys. Reminds me of
George’s Trains that for years was located on Mount Pleasant Rd. in Toronto.
even though I’m not a train hobbyist, I think I might like browsing the store
Complementing signs! Now that is very clever advertising! One highlights the other! The train sign is a really unusual, captivating shape!
Is it actually in a cellar or on the street level? I like the sign.
it is on street level… though I didn’t explore too much, there may be more in a cellar!
nice to see businesses such as this are still doing strong in this economy.
I like the play on the various meanings of cellar/seller, too. The look of this streetscape is very pleasing to the eye, Lesley. I am a bit of a friend to train fanatics, but have never been fanatically involved myself.
Neat sign, great colors, and a nice play on words too.
That would be a fun place to browse around!
Its a quaint little town with cute signs.
Nice to know that there is still an interest in model trains. Most folks seem too attached to their i-phones, i-pads, droids and other electronic gadgets to get involved in a hobby.
i always enjoy your angle shots. i wonder what the Train Cellar sells.:p
There is nothing in this world like a model train with all of its tracks and other goodies. My BFF’s father had one that took up the entire basement. It was a dream come true. He had everything imaginable. I would love to go in this store just to see what displays they had. What a great find. Just wish I had been there with you. genie
Nice signs and I like the colors. Do both shops belong together?
No, they are completely unrelated.
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