Showing posts with label drive-in movie. Show all posts
Showing posts with label drive-in movie. Show all posts

Friday, November 9, 2012

Drive-out

From Dave Brigham:

Lights out

Visible from Route 93 in Braintree, Mass., one of the two screens at the long defunct South Shore Plaza Twin Drive has long intrigued me. I finally got around to taking a look, but I couldn't get any closer than this because there's a pay-to-park lot for bus service to Logan Airport there now.

Closed in 1986, the theater had two screens, at least one of which used to entertain drivers passing by on the highway.

I loved going to drive-ins during high school and summers home from college. I saw such fine fare as "Senior Snatch," "Eager Beavers," "Last House on the Left" and "Slumber Party Massacre."

The last time I went to a drive-in movie was in the summer of 2002, in Wellfleet, Mass. We saw an odd double bill of "Signs" and "Austin Powers."

For more on old drive-ins, see April 24, 2010, "Cars, Flicks & Weiners."

Wednesday, June 20, 2012

Summer!

Happy Summer from the Backside Gang!

Pool

(Photo by Mick Melvin, Sunrise Resort, Moodus, CT)

Guido Salvucci Bocce Court, Boston #1

(Photo by Dave Brigham, Guido Salvucci Bocce Court, Brighton, MA)

Picture Lake Motel Pool #2

(Photo by Dave Brigham, Picture Lake Motel, Bourne, MA)

View of the Grandstand.

(Photo by David Burke, Great Barrington Fairgrounds, Great Barrington, MA)

Thar She Blows, Portsmouth, NH

(Photo by Michael Cevoli, Portsmouth, NH)

SaltonSeaBeach-36.jpg

(Photo by Joe Viger, Salton Sea, California)

Foundation Lupines

(Photo by Joe Viger, Franconia, NH)

Bombay Beach reclaimation II

(Photo by lostlosangeles, Salton Sea, California)

Beached

(Photo by Dave Brigham, Newton, MA)

Untitled

(Photo by Chris St. Cyr)

Top Dog

(Photo by David Burke, Portland, CT)

Now Playing

(Photo by David Burke, Burrville, CT)

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