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1950's - A 1950's Diner by suburbanscenes

Nothing like a cosy diner, I really don't know why they call these places a greasy spoon, it looks pretty clean to me. Though they did put the deep friar right next to the malt machine.<div class="statcounter"><img src="http://c.statcounter.com/4692730/0/61f285bd/1/" alt="click tracking" /></div>

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20.3cm x 10.2cm

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4” x 8” (portrait) or 8” x 4” (landscape).
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1950's - A 1950's Diner

Nothing like a cosy diner, I really don't know why they call these places a greasy spoon, it looks pretty clean to me. Though they did put the deep friar right next to the malt machine.