The Shack is a new favourite bar of mine, spacious and glamorous in a retro, slightly kitsch, urban way- if that definition makes sense.
Anyway, a nice series of black and white murals includes Ian Brown of the Stone Roses giving the vees, then the Barnsley boy Billy Caspar from the classic Ken Loach film Kes (based on Barry Hines' book A kestrel for a knave) seemingly putting two fingers up across the pond to American icons Madonna and Eastwood...
Taking part in Weekend Reflections.
Don't think I have seen that movie. Or read the book.
ReplyDeleteInteresting placemant of these images too.
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ReplyDeletePerfect photo for this theme...looks like the kind of bar I would enjoy visiting.
ReplyDeleteI chose building reflections on the Arabian Sea from my Bandra West ( Mumbai )
bedroom. Three more months to go until I return to San Francisco. The first three months have gone by quickly.
Your photo is really glamorous...
ReplyDeleteHas The Shack just opened Chrissy? Looks good!
ReplyDeleteThink it may have opened last Nov CFB ;-)
DeleteThat looks a fun place! I've Kes on my movie queue, though still trying to convince a reluctant Mr. L (who's the actual Brit) to watch it.
ReplyDeleteNice set for this diner... and nice catch on the reflection of celebreties on the table... Very unique !
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