OK... make it 4 meters.

On Fri, Feb 5, 2010 at 2:54 PM, Thomas Cakalic <[email protected]> wrote:
>>> There's an image forming in my mind of Regina, a windswept town on the
>>> frozen tundra of Canada, miles from the nearest neighbors.  Rising
>>> from the plains of 1 story homes and shops is a 2 story retail beacon.
>>>  It's the Regina Camera shop.  In the early evening darkness I can
>>> almost see the faces of the customers, bundled against the cold, as
>>> they wind thru the streets toward the brightly lit shop.
>
> Yes, an evocative image!... if I may continue...
>
> Inside the shop, hard at work is a tall, distinguished, balding
> gentleman who wears a perpetual smile with a grey mustachio above it.
> He is known simply as WR by his friends and foes alike. Foes, perish
> the thought! That is, as the French Canadiens who come from all over
> to visit would grin and say, "impossible' .  He works hard at keeping
> the shop stocked with every kind and brand of photography gear
> imaginable.  The shop is a virtual treasure chest, a cornucopia of all
> good things photographic, and WR is a true and cherished friend to
> all.
>
> As we enter the shop, walking through the lattice-windowed door, a
> bell tinkles.  WR is on a stepladder installing a 10 meter high
> flourescent sign in the eastern window, with large red letters running
> vertically, which reads "PENTAX".
>
> Tom C.
>
> On Fri, Feb 5, 2010 at 1:40 PM, Derby Chang <[email protected]> wrote:
>> Bob Sullivan wrote:
>>>
>>> There's an image forming in my mind of Regina, a windswept town on the
>>> frozen tundra of Canada, miles from the nearest neighbors.  Rising
>>> from the plains of 1 story homes and shops is a 2 story retail beacon.
>>>  It's the Regina Camera shop.  In the early evening darkness I can
>>> almost see the faces of the customers, bundled against the cold, as
>>> they wind thru the streets toward the brightly lit shop.
>>>
>>
>> Brilliant, Bob, brilliant
>>
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