Long story, but it was the liquor delivery truck driver that backed into the sign. Yes, the truck was that high. Tammy was the bartender and she was on today. I asked her about the incident. She said the driver left after the delivery and hit the sign as he left the property. Sort of a hit and run - he didn't come back for an hour and a half. He said that he went to get a camera from Walgreens that is all of a few blocks south on Dixie.
Anyway, we went there this afternoon to catch up on the story and check out the decor. Fun place that I don't go too much. Here are some pictures.
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Tammy chatting it up at the bar. |
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Former "Blue Marlin" sign that graced Dixie Hwy. for many years. |
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It has seen many come and go in its day - now safe here. |
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Any resemblance to a blogger by the name of "Pinkie" is purely coincidental. |