“Parking in the rear”

This phrase has always seemed odd (actually kind of rude - ha) to me. Many shops have parking behind their stores because the parking in front is limited. This was a drive to the parking behind an unusual store in Austin that I visited while I was there. You drive down this alley to a very large parking area. A bit of faffing to make it look better than it did in person. Smile

[summerfield]

the title made me giggle (and i don't giggle anymore!). don't ask. 😊nice processing. aces!

[katy]

@summerfield I have no words!

I do like the processing on this one.

[Lou Ann]

@summerfield @grammyn ha ha! I much prefer a simple large arrow pointing to a back parking lot, with the word “Parking” below it. 😊

[katy]

@louannwarren Your way definitely leaveslittle room for conjecture!

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Cool processing on this.

[Carole Sandford]

I like your edit!

[Diana]

Beautifully processed and interesting title ;-)

[Jacqueline]

Love your edit Lou Ann!

[Bep]

Cool edit!

[bkb in the city]

I like what you did with this one

[carol white]

Nicely captured and processed

[Clare Gadsby]

it's a cool edit!

[Peter]

Interesting editing Lou Ann:)

[Milanie]

Like your neat processing to this - can see where it might have been rather unusual.

[Ingrid]

Fun processing!

[Ann H. LeFevre]

This could be another mural with your faffing of it. Your title has me laughing about a few other phrases too- like Parking Ahead which we sometimes see around here. Can you only park a head? Or are you allowed to leave the rest of the body with it?

[bruni]

Made me smile.