The 2006 book, "Shots of Portland - A Photographic Expedition through the Bars of Portland, Oregon" has its 114 pages now available a a single 10x12 (.png) NFT
The book is now available as an NFT - see link above. Upon release, it received some very kind praise -- "I couldn’t put it down!”, former Mayor of Portland Bud Clark (’84 – ’92) – "All the photos are truly awesome!" - https://t.co/hf2XsVLtZO
6) by the current owner, and adds a more authentic old-world touch to the atmosphere of the bar (the brass seal from the manufacturer is still on the bar today). The legacy left behind by the original owner... #NFTCommunity#NFTBOOKS
7) or perhaps his love of England led him to a location that is geographically closer to those British Isles.
One of those solid “Aces” of advice made it into my book, Shots of Portland. - https://t.co/Obupz8gDe8
Some people are content within the herd. Others are driven by forces within to stray in their own directions.
If you walk far enough down SE Belmont you will come to the Horse Brass Pub. An establishment dedicated to maintaining the true feel of the modern English pub. #nft
6) his failures with previous bars, and some carefully worded aces (a la Kenny Rogers’ “The Gambler”) on what makes a man successful, in life, and in business.
As a stray, perhaps that is why his bar is located so far from the downtown area... #nft#nftbook#bars#portland
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13) and the evening news. -- research and excerpt from my book, "Shots of Portland", available now as a #nft in the link above. #nftbook#portland#portlandbars
From my book - As a child I remember watching re-runs of the 70’s World War Two television series, The Black Sheep Squadron. Loosely based on the real life Marine VMF214 fighting squadron led by the infamous Gregory “Pappy” Boyinton -- #nft#nftphotography#portlandbars#portland
12) it still provides a reminder of the sacrifices my grandfather made during his call to duty, and it makes me grateful that when I finally walk out the door in the evening, with that twinkling Alibi sign above me, the worst thing I will face the next day is rush hour traffic...