and a closer look at that sign:
Now that's funny!
For more funny signs, visit Lesley HERE.
My blog is pretty laid back. I like to share jokes, recipes, books I've read, photos I've taken, day-to-day vignettes, and odd or fascinating items. All with a splash of humor. CURRENT HEADER PHOTO: My sister's famous cherry cookies.
Wednesday, September 25, 2013
Signs - Across the Line
This post office straddles the dividing line between Texas and Arkansas. Half of the building lies in Texas and has a Texas zip code. The other half lies in Arkansas and has an Arkansas zip code! Here is the building:
and a closer look at that sign:
Now that's funny!
For more funny signs, visit Lesley HERE.
and a closer look at that sign:
Now that's funny!
For more funny signs, visit Lesley HERE.
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cute name
nice...its kinda like the plaques in bristol that split the city between VA and TN
That is so COOL!!!!!!!!!
Very interesting and funny.
I love it! I wonder if they have two entirely different sets of workers. They should put a post office at Four Corners! (UT AZ NM CO)
Wow...You learn something new every day!
Wow...You learn something new every day!
I'm wondering if it's an administrative headache? Great find!
~Lindy
P.S. I love your blog header with all the mums - your yard? Very pretty!
This reminds me of a show I saw years ago about a library that straddled the US/Canada border. I think things like that are cool.
I live at the border of two cities - officially, I live in one with a postal code for the other!
Does that Texas door look slightly larger than the Arkansas door? Perhaps it's just my imagination. Interesting sign. Must be a back story here.
That is absolutely wonderful!!!! I knew about TexArkana, but never imagined a joint post office; I LOVE knowing this.
I have heard the term Texarkana, but never had a clue as to its historical significance. Great sign. genie
That's amazing.
wow, that is interesting!
wow, that is interesting!
that is way cool :)
Nobody in their right mind would put a building ON a dividing line! Just saying..... :)
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