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From: paul@helens.UUCP (Paul Brownlow @ Data I/O -- Redmond, WA)
Newsgroups: net.bizarre
Subject: more streets, towns, signs, etc.
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Date: Fri, 6-Sep-85 16:49:23 EDT
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Posted: Fri Sep  6 16:49:23 1985
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Since we've been on the subject of weird (or appropriate) place
and street names, I'll offer a few I've found.

1) Washington state boasts the town of George, Washington.  Yes,
   it comes complete with Martha's Inn and apple pie.

2) I one saw a street in Santa Monica, California that was named
   "Ozone St."

3) Los Angeles has a street called "Normal St."  Would somebody
   please explain this to me?  I like L.A., but I don't think
   there's anything normal there.

4) There are no "exit" signs from Heathrow Airport in London, nor
   on the London Underground.  All the appropriate signs say
   "way out."  Is this a comment on somebody's state of mind?

5) Lastly, there's my favorite town in all of British Columbia --
   Spuzzum -- which has its "entering" and "leaving" signs on
   either side of the gas station there.

...always in search of that next sign....paul
-- 
...."You're never alone with a schizophrenic."