The really interesting thing about this intersection is that, the ambiguous directional signals aside, straight on through is a legal move if you are in the right hand lane. At least I think it is.
2009 Subdivision of the year, compared to WHAT? This place has an 8-foot wall around the entire neighborhood, plus a gate and a guardhouse.
Cool inverted pentagrams on a downtown building, perhaps a Masonic symbol.
Inverted pentagrams in context. Sadly, this building on Main Street is now empty.
A concrete wall in front of Cadence Bank bears the ghostly inscription "BANK OF COMMERCE"
The Entrance to Cadence Bank.
Cadance Bank.I like modernism, and I love this building. Bauhaus anyone?
The Regions Bank building is directly across from Cadence Bank, and the two are having some kind of twentieth-century conversation. "Let's take the classical motif of the arcade and stretch it vertically four stories. Now we have post-modernism!"
Majestic lions guard the entrance to a residence from their juniper nests.
Oak leaf and laurel motif in the Oddfellows Cemetary
Blue foamy water flows from the a car wash into Hollis Creek at Acadamy Road.
The architect who built this office cluster put his name and number on a little sign right next to the broad flume that delivers the parking lot surface runoff directly into Hollis Creek.
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