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Taxonomies |
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Project / Group |
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135551
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Laura_Pizarro_Jacinto
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United Kingdom
Exeter
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VOICETER
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135552
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Laura_Pizarro_Jacinto
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United Kingdom
Exeter
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VOICETER
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135063
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Laura_Pizarro_Jacinto
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United Kingdom
Exeter
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Albanian – Mirë se vini
Arabic – مرحبا
Bosnian / Croatian / Montenegrin / Serbian – Dobrodošli / Dobro došli
Bulgarian – Добре дошъл
Chinese (Simplified) – 欢迎你来
Czech – Vítejte
Danish / Norwegian – Velkommen
Dutch – Welkom
English – Welcome
Estonian – Tere tulemast
Finnish – Tervetuloa
French – Bienvenue
Haitian Creole – Bienvéni
German – Willkommen
Greek – Καλώς Ήλθατε
Hawaiian – E Komo Mai
Hebrew – Baroukh Haba
Irish – Fáilte
Korean – 환영합니다
Slovene – Dobrodošli
Spanish – Bienvenido
Swahili – Karibu
Thai – ยินดีต้อนรับ
Welsh – Croeso
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VOICETER
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135064
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Laura_Pizarro_Jacinto
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United Kingdom
Exeter
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Historical, English-only artifact.
Hunt, Edmunds & Co., originally from Banbury, placed circular brewery plaques on their tied pubs during the 19th and early 20th centuries . When they were acquired by Bass, Mitchells & Butlers in the 1960s, the plaques, (especially the slate-grey ones) remained on premises, including in Exeter.
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VOICETER
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135065
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Laura_Pizarro_Jacinto
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United Kingdom
Exeter
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VOICETER
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135066
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Laura_Pizarro_Jacinto
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United Kingdom
Exeter
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VOICETER
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135067
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Laura_Pizarro_Jacinto
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United Kingdom
Exeter
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VOICETER
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135068
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Laura_Pizarro_Jacinto
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United Kingdom
Exeter
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Language English - Text on Sticker:
"CARS RUIN CITIES"
The text is in all uppercase, formed using yellow dot-matrix style lettering, mimicking the look of digital road signs.
Background is black, making the message pop visually.
The sticker is placed on a grey metal surface, likely a lamppost or street sign.
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VOICETER
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135069
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Laura_Pizarro_Jacinto
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United Kingdom
Exeter
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VOICETER
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135070
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Laura_Pizarro_Jacinto
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United Kingdom
Exeter
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Language:
English
Sticker Descriptions and Transcription:
Top Left Sticker:
A pink, triangular character (possibly a cat) holding a small stop sign.
Text:
"wait!" (in uppercase)
Top Right (Official Signal):
Standard red pedestrian figure indicating "Don't Walk".
Bottom Left (Official Signal):
Standard green pedestrian figure indicating "Walk".
Bottom Right Sticker:
A green triangular character with arms up, mimicking the pedestrian figure.
Text:
"cross!" (in uppercase)
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VOICETER
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135071
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Laura_Pizarro_Jacinto
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United Kingdom
Exeter
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Bird mural by Steve McCracken, known as “None Here.” This work is part of a wider street art series that populates Exeter’s urban landscape with expressive, bird-like figures, blending visual storytelling and local character.
Credits:
https://www.stevemccrackenart.com/
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VOICETER
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135072
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Laura_Pizarro_Jacinto
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United Kingdom
Exeter
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The text on the chalkboard sign reads:
"The only Peace Shop in the UK"
(with a peace symbol drawn underneath)
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VOICETER
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135073
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Laura_Pizarro_Jacinto
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United Kingdom
Exeter
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On the glass (painted):
34
MAISONNETTE
On the paper sign behind the glass:
34 Newbridge Street
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34 Newbridge Street Maisonette
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VOICETER
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135074
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Laura_Pizarro_Jacinto
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United Kingdom
Exeter
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Text Transcription:
Graffiti Tags (Spray Paint):
In orange: likely "HACF" or "HACK" – it's stylized and hard to decipher exactly.
In black: stylized letters that resemble "DORS" or possibly "DORIS" – again, stylized tagging is often intentionally cryptic.
Stickers (bottom right):
Sticker 1 (Red “Hello my name is”):
Graffiti over the name area – hard to read clearly
URL: graff-city.com
Sticker 2 (Black on white):
Text: SPELLING MISTAKES COST LIVES DOT COM
With image of a black horse on the right
This is a reference to a well-known UK-based street art campaign.
Sticker 3 (Bottom left):
Illustrations of seagulls and other birds (no visible text)
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VOICETER
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135075
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Laura_Pizarro_Jacinto
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United Kingdom
Exeter
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Language English - Transcription of Text on Pot:
"left for dead fred"
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VOICETER
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135080
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Laura_Pizarro_Jacinto
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United Kingdom
Exeter
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Japanese Text :
認定 本格日本料理店
認定 (nintei) – Certified / Accredited
本格 (honkaku) – Authentic / Genuine
日本料理店 (nihon ryōriten) – Japanese restaurant
This image shows certification stickers for a restaurant, issued by the General Incorporated Association NINTEI NIHON RESTAURANT, confirming that the restaurant is an “Officially Accredited Authentic Japanese Restaurant”.
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VOICETER
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135081
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Laura_Pizarro_Jacinto
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United Kingdom
Exeter
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Japanese Text :
認定 本格日本料理店
認定 (nintei) – Certified / Accredited
本格 (honkaku) – Authentic / Genuine
日本料理店 (nihon ryōriten) – Japanese restaurant
This image shows certification stickers for a restaurant, issued by the General Incorporated Association NINTEI NIHON RESTAURANT, confirming that the restaurant is an “Officially Accredited Authentic Japanese Restaurant”.
English text - transcription of the handwritten note in the image:
"Goto Japanese
The Restaurant is closing
for summer holiday. We will
Reopen on 05/08.
Sorry for the inconvenience.
Many Thanks !!!
All the best
Goto"
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VOICETER
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135082
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Laura_Pizarro_Jacinto
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United Kingdom
Exeter
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Japanese Text:
貴の衣
Romanised as: Taka no Koromo
Literal meaning:
貴 (Taka/Ki) – noble, precious, esteemed
の (no) – possessive particle (like "of")
衣 (Koromo) – clothing, robe, garment
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VOICETER
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135083
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Laura_Pizarro_Jacinto
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United Kingdom
Exeter
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Language: Japanese
The large characters at the top are:
貴の衣
This can be romanized as Taka no Koromo, which roughly means "Noble Garment" or "Elegant Clothing" depending on interpretation.
Breakdown:
貴 (taka/ki) – noble, precious, esteemed
の (no) – possessive particle ("of")
衣 (koromo/ei) – clothing, robe, garment
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VOICETER
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135084
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Laura_Pizarro_Jacinto
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United Kingdom
Exeter
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VOICETER
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Lingscape
