Hi, aka Doe ;-)) If you look closely, even on this low-quality JPEG, you'll see that the screens and the TV sets are not all clean. The Daewoo (the black set in the foreground) has cobwebs on it, and the set in the upper right corner (with the smaller set on top of it) is quite dirty. Other sets, which can't be seen in this pic, are also dirty.
The sets are replaced at intervals as passersby sometimes steal a TV, or kids throw rocks at them and break the screens. Come back in a couple of weeks and there may be some different sets on display. Roger, whose house it is, and whose idea it was for the TV display, is not a TV repairman. Here's snap of Roger .... http://home.earthlink.net/~morepix/tvh_roger.html This also shows very clearly the problem I seem to be having with the K24/2.8 on the DS. Shel > [Original Message] > From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > http://home.earthlink.net/~morepix/tvh1437.html > ======== > Weird. The interesting thing is those screens are all clean. Someone must get > out there and clean them off every day or something. (Berkeley gets rain and > fog.) And some of them aren't that old. Maybe the guy repairs TVs, though I > don't think he'd leave a TV to repair outside, it might get broken (more). > > Marnie aka Doe
