Sunday, August 06, 2006

States of decay

If you have ever lived in Africa, you'll know that many places reflect various levels of decay. I don't say this in a negative or critical way. It's just reality.

This Caltex sign was at a working petrol (gas) station.

Caltex is the local equivalent to Texaco. I think they are owned by the same multi-national. That particular multi-national doesn't see the need to keep their image sparkling. (This station is on the most-traveled highway in Kenya: the road between Nairobi and Mombasa.)
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