Showing posts with label graffiti. Show all posts
Showing posts with label graffiti. Show all posts

Monday, 6 May 2013

Hwy. 103 Rubik's Cube: SOLVED!

Hwy. 103, Hammond's Plains, NS
May 4, 2013

I heard tales that someone had 'solved' the highway rubik's cube, story checks out.

I also heard they solved it in 1 minute, blindfolded ....true story!

*update* May 17:  This post is spreading like crazy via Facebook.  I appreciate all the shares and views, thanks!  I hope you enjoy my other pictures and posts while you visit. 

As some have pointed out, it is a 4X4 grid (should be 3X3)...and the colours aren't in the correct order...but really, are we looking for realism here?  It makes me smile every time I see it.  I'm sure this won't be the last chapter in the Hwy. 103 Rubik's cube saga...I will do my best to document any/all changes!

Thursday, 24 January 2013

Still Good

Hwy. 103
Chester (?), NS
Dec. 01, 2012

Another 'snap out the window' shot taken from highway 103.  

I'm trying to take shots of things I find interesting before they get torn down or covered up.  I figured this one was an easy target, especially since it's my blog's namesake.

Thursday, 17 January 2013

Highway Cube

Hwy. 103 (Upper Tantallon?)
Dec. 01, 2012

If you have driven on the 103, chances are you have seen this bit of rubik's cube graffiti on the side of the road.  I hope it makes other folks smile, I usually grin when I see it.

Monday, 17 September 2012

Wednesday, 6 June 2012

Why the blog is called "All Good!"

Believe it or not, I have not taken a picture of this graffiti since I started this blog.  Shocking, I know.  


Like many South Shore folks, I've driven past this spot on Hwy. 103 many, many times.  It's inside the Lunenburg County line and for me, it has always symbolized this wacky county we call home.  


So there you go, origin story revealed.  Now talk amongst yourselves...

Monday, 12 April 2010

Even the road sign wants to go muddin'!



Spotted on the 325, beside the old small engine shop and some muddy ruts from many a 4 wheeler...

Nice use of action lines, there, boys!