This little shop is away from the main shopping area of Dromana and, with 4 other little shops, faces a reserve.
Strange sign, strange shop in a strange place
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Almost French auras
Reproductions and copies
A shop with questions
The sign is split in a yin and yang style
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Thursday, July 14, 2011
Almost French
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11 comments:
I adore French cooking, and love French table linens with the blues and yellows. I think I would probably be a happy camper in this shop. It is an unusual sign, but guess it gets its message across to its potential customers. Genie
you have shown some funny shop names!
What an odd name!!
Funny name! I wonder what style is "almost French"! Hope it is nice though;o)
Thanks for sharing;o)
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I'm not much of a shopper but the strange sign would tempt me to go in at least once just to see what they carry. So I guess it works.
Almost French....is that like "a little bit pregnant?" Ha ha! I have to admit, the sign would entice me to have a peek inside!
I love the font they use in Almost French.
A very curious sign indeed - I too would be tempted to go in just to see what "almost" French is!
A shop sign with questions indeed, but lt seems to get everyone's attention! Curiosity is a great motivator...
"Almost French" has a good name recall.:p their merchandise must be for those who has French taste but couldn't afford the genuine article.:p
Oh Pat, you beat me to it! But maybe I could be considered "almost French" with about 1/2 of my blood being French and Corsican... :-D Strange they did not capitalize French...
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