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Hot Bird and Nuñez


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Before Butch and Sundance...
Before Bonnie and Clyde...
Before Rosenkrantz and Guildenstern...

There was Hot Bird and Nuñez.

These buildings are in Prospect Heights, but they remind me of some of the street corners I saw while vacationing in Zihuatenejo, Mexico earlier this year.  I really dig the washed out yellows and reds, and the defiant vegetation erupting from the broken sidewalk.

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I used to deliver for Hot Bird but I hung out in the Club Royale, underneath Union Street in the late night style of Reggae Clubhouse Masters. I couldnt get up for work at all cause I was going to bed at about that time, and not to deliver birds seemed the least important thing to do in my opinion. It was fun while it lasted, but I miss royale and not the hot bird.

I am almost certainly sure I got typhoid in a similar type place in Zihuatenejo, and I think it could be from the pork rolls or maybe the Mexican style burritos. In any event I always avoid eating extensively at all in brightly colored restaurants from then, and it seems to work out most of the time. I still go to Nathans for hotdogs, cause you can only live once.

Reminds me of some of the maps in Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter (Xbox 360 version)

Hot Bird was a take out delivery business that advertised free range organic chicken in the late 80's .
It was good but a little expensive and probably ahead of it s time.

Heh - I passed by those buildings the other day and wished I had my camera. Glad you had yours. :o)

That's awesome. It reminds me a little of parts of LA, probably because of the strong sunshine and all.

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