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The sundial bridge is amazing. It's a sight to see. There is a growing number of multi-use trails that have attracted a ton of bicyclists. The last reported number was about 80 miles of trails.Here are a few pages to highlight more information:Explore Redding Real Estate - Redding, California A Growing Living Streets Community Emerges in Redding, CaliforniaPicture of the Sundial Bridge

Hotel du Lac, TunisiaI’m yet to visit Tunisia and if I ever do, the first thing to look for will be the upturned pyramid shaped Hotel du Lac in the city of Tunis.Considered to be one of the symbols of architectural Brutalism, the building was the brainchild of the Italian architect Raffaele Contigiani. Hotel Du Lac was constructed between 1970 and 1973 for the Tunisian government run by Habib Bourguiba, Tunisia’s first president at the time.Drifting away from the sandy elements usually found in Islamic architecture, its obvious that the gravity defying protrusion at both ends is what kindles the peculiarity and is more than enough to challenge the city’s backdrop. With 416 bedrooms to book, the hotel also holds claim to have inspired the fictional Sandcrawler appearing in Star Wars.What was once an icon with plush interiors is now no longer in operation since 2000 and was handed over to Libyan investors for development and will soon face demolition.Lunuganga Estate Home, Sri LankaGeoffrey Bawa, Sri Lanka’s most prolific architect born in 1919 was of British, Dutch Burgher, Sinhalese and Arab lineage. An active member of the elite group, Bawa is known as the father of Sri Lankan architecture. Among the many ambitious projects he worked on, this is his estate home in Lunuganga (meaning ‘Salt River’ in Sinhala) - a two hour drive from Colombo. It survives within the lush privacy of a serene lake and a sprawling European renaissance garden. To point out, the classic checkerboard tiling floors of the hallway interior stuffed with wooden accented details are what keeps drawing my eye.Paradise Road The Gallery Cafe, Sri LankaI live in Colombo, so Paradise Road is a gorgeous place to freshen up with coffee or do some tranquil reading. Again, this was used to be renowned architect Geoffrey Bawa’s former offices. Today the building has graduated into a vibrant space where monthly exhibitions are held as with a dining lounge ranging from local and international dishes.I especially love it during monsoon. With all that petrichor moisture, some kind of pleasant relief ushers you in upon entering the main doors followed by a water-body pavilion laid quietly against Colombo’s metropolis.Jantar Mantar, India (Jaipur)Somewhere in the close proximity of Hawa Mahal in Jaipur, the observatory sundial instrument complex continues to pique my interest where Indian architecture is concerned. Completed in the 18th century and the largest of the five Jantar Mantar (meaning ‘Calculating Instrument’) in India, it was built by the founder of Jaipur, King Sawai Jai Singh II of Rajput descendant.Propped in such a position to interpret the local time as well as the position of planetary bodies, what can be further understood from the objects such as the Chakra Yantra and the Nadivalaya among others, is that a lot of extensive research like referring the Persian Zij tables went in prior to the construction. However, the real highlight for me is the colour palette imbuing a sort of light turmeric warmth.Source: Wikipedia & Culture Trip(Images are not mine)Thanks for the A2A. Putting together this compilation was enjoyable.

1- The EconomistFor those who don’t know, The Economist is an English-language weekly newspaper based in London. They are known for their witty articles, so it doesn’t come as much of a surprise that they decided to take a smart approach when creating their billboards.The EconomistOther than the fact that this billboard is visually aesthetic – its minimalism is brilliant. Having a giant light bulb with a motion sensor built-in is bound to make you look twice as you drive by.2- LegoAs children, we would make up our imaginary worlds in our heads – one where anything was possible. We would turn those worlds into reality, thanks to Lego. The creative team at Lego understood this when they went about designing this billboard.LegoOther than the fact that they did an excellent job perfecting a replica of this street, this ad brings us back to our childhood and makes us want to go back to our parents’ house to spend hours building our own Lego worlds.3- CraftsmanIf this doesn’t make you want to buy a Craftsman wrench, we’re not sure what will. The message is simple yet empowering – the billboard is straightforward, yet somehow it is so in your face there is no way you could drive by this without thinking to yourself, “wow, that is one heck of a billboard.”CraftsmanWe love that instead of selling the tool itself – they decided to use uplifting words. It’s true, you should trust in your own hands!4- Coffee Anyone?We’re not going to lie – we are partial to almost everything McDonald’s does. That being said, you have to admit, this sign is pretty awesome. This creative team turned a streetlight into a coffeepot and a coffee cup – genius. Pure genius.Coffee Anyone?We love the thought and creativeness that goes into taking an everyday item, a streetlight, and turning it into something so unique. Of course, you could say the idea isn’t that complex, but honestly, we would never have thought to do something like this.5- IrresistibleOnce again, McDonald’s knows how to make an advertisement. Just looking at this billboard makes us want to get up and go to our local Mickey Dee’s. McDonald’s knows that their french fries are famous globally and that they may as well be the world’s most delicious french fries.IrresistiblePlacing a large photo of french fries on a skyscraper as a human chain steals one is giving us all the feels. Yes, keep your eyes on your fries before someone steals one!6- Coca-ColaWe are genuinely surprised that Coca-Cola still think they need to advertise themselves. The beverage can pretty much sell itself, in fact, every time we see the Coca-Cola shade of red, we get a sudden urge to indulge in the soda-pop.Coca-ColaSomehow, the Coca-Cola company outdoes itself in advertising time and time again. We’re not sure if they paid for this crane to be placed perfectly behind the billboard or if it was a sweet coincidence – either way, it is working for them.7- CingularCingular is known for its slogan, “raising the bar” when it comes to cellular service. They should also be known for raising the bar when it comes to billboards as well. Yes, we hate dropped calls, and double yes, we love everything about this.CingularIt is exactly what we want when we think of a good advertisement. It would have been good even if the word “calls” wasn’t on the ground, but the fact that they went the extra mile and added this small touch has us applauding.8- Royal Baking PowderWhat better way to advertise baking powder than by baking a huge cake? Ok, so maybe Royal didn’t bake a cake, but they did manage to awaken our craving for a delicious layered birthday cake.Royal Baking PowderBy the looks of it, this billboard was displayed on an apartment building, and the apartment to the far top-right was not willing to give their window up. It’s either that or the incomplete cake was meant to look like someone took a bite out of it.9- Korean PoliceAdvertising the police is a challenging move to make. Law enforcement is usually a controversial subject, and ads dedicated to them usually get covered in graffiti or, worse, ripped down.Korean PoliceThis Korean billboard shows that the police are there to protect and reassure, “holding up” the swing as the policeman looks down at it. We don’t even need to know what is written to completley understand the message. This positive and heartwarming message is inspirational and has got to be one of our favorites.10- SiemensWe admit, it took us a couple of moments to understand exactly what was going on in this ad. Siemens, you have outdone yourself. Seriously, who is the genius that came up with using revolving doors as cake mixers? It makes so much sense.SiemensWe feel as if every time we look at revolving doors, we’ll be seeing cake mixers and vice versa. We’re just glad these doors don’t spin as fast as an actual Siemens cake mixer…11- YMCANo, this isn’t a hoop on a basketball court, it is a very clever and straightforward YMCA ad. The organization used its billboard sign (that looks slightly higher than the appropriate height) and turned it into a hoop.YMCAWe like that they decided not to use any words and just added their infamous logo – it speaks for itself. It’s a shame they didn’t turn this whole field into a basketball court – but then again, that may defeat the purpose of trying to get people to sign up for the Y.12- Calgary International Film FestivalThe Calgary International Film Festival came out with a series of billboards that looked like this. The tears on these models’ faces look so real, and that’s because they are.Calgary International Film FestivalThey aren’t real tears, but the billboards featured a 3D effect of “tears”, as if you were to look at this sign from up close, you would see that the tearlike drops are coming out of the signs! We love that they are proud to be the best – publically announcing that only the best films make it.13- Nationwide InsuranceAt first, we thought this was a paint ad, but then as we looked a little closer, we realized it was, in fact, a Nationwide insurance billboard. Since insurance is a product that is hard to advertise, insurance companies have to get creative, and that is exactly what Nationwide did.Nationwide InsuranceNot only does it catch your eye, it is original and witty. We’re guessing this billboard is one of a kind seeing as it doesn’t seem likely that parking lots around different cities would allow this – unless maybe they were covered by Nationwide?14- Powerhouse GymTiming is everything when it comes to billboards like the one displayed here. Something as simple as a construction site turned this plain advertisement into a very sharp one. It’s hard to be original when it comes to advertising gyms – there is not much room for “thinking out of the box” after all, they’re attempting to sell you your own potential.Powerhouse GymPowerhouse Gym managed to spin the placement of this billboard to their favor, and it genuinely looks as though this guy is lifting this crane. We’re not big gym buffs – but sign us up!15- The San Fransisco ZooImagine being this close to a bear – well, at The San Fransisco Zoo, you can (most likely behind glass). This billboard is a rather beautiful one, it emphasizes the similarities between animals and humans while hinting at the fact that animals add extra color to our lives – the bear paws are colorful in comparison to the human feet, which are grey.The San Fransisco ZooThe connection between animals and humans is often a nonverbal one, and this advertisement manages to depict that special bond.16- AllstateIt’s all fun and games until your car is dangling off the side of a parking lot. The first thing that comes to mind looking at this is, “we hope they have car insurance.” Allstate got creative when they thought up this billboard. They also succeeded in giving us a mini heart attack!AllstateThey did an excellent job of advertising their product – insurance. We hope no one is ever in a scenario quite like this, but if they are, Allstate has got them covered.17- Oskar JensenBefore the internet made advertising easy, people would advertise themselves by putting up flyers with their phone numbers written on small tabs you could rip off. If you were interested, you could take a slip with the number.Oskar JensenWe love this billboard, Oskar Jensen took something very personal and nostalgic and managed to work it, making the sign uncomplicated and accessible. They claim that their office spaces are unique in every way – considering this is their ad, we believe them.18- AxeEveryone remembers Axe – if you’re a guy, you would spray it on, how can we phrase this lightly, generously. And if you’re a girl, you probably remember that your high school crush smelled like the deodorant, which could be easily mistaken for a cheap cologne.AxeWe’re pretty sure that is the angle Axe was taking with this billboard. We’re not sure that we like it, but we do understand it… If you use Axe, so many girls will want you, you’ll have to start keeping a calendar.19- HondaWhen it comes to buying a car, you have a variety of choices and things to take into consideration. For some, speed is key, and for others, it’s all about safety. When parents go out to purchase a vehicle, one thing they look out for is space.HondaWhether you’re carpooling or going on vacation – it is important that your car fits whatever necessity is crucial for that specific occasion. Honda understood this with an excellent billboard, and they even started their own hashtag – #fitwhatever.20- Denver Museum of Nature & ScienceSometimes, you need more than one billboard to make a point. The Denver Museum of Nature & Science rented out three billboards – one placed after another as if you were unwrapping a chocolate bar.Denver Museum of Nature & ScienceYes, this hits our sweet tooth – but it also makes us want to check out the chocolate exhibition they are advertising. Most people spend their weekends in front of the television, or going to the movies, when’s the last time you went to a museum?21- MiniWe have so many questions when looking at this billboard. First of all, how did they manage to stick a Mini onto a brick wall? And more importantly, how did they succeed at making a Bat-Signal that projects as far out as what looks like outer space?MiniWe understand the “let there be xenon” reference, but other than that, this billboard is beyond us. It looks like a safety hazard, and although it is original, it also seems like they could have taken a different route (literally) when creating this.22- IBMYou have got to love an interactive billboard, companies get to advertise while knowing they are reaching people in various ways. IBM nailed this concept – making a series of very minimal, “smart idea” billboards.IBMIt didn’t take much, just a couple of plaques shaped differently, each perfectly fit for its cause. We love that each one of these ads has a different color scheme. Whether you need a bench or are seeking shelter from the rain, IBM is looking out for you. So effortless – yet so effective.23- Colorado State PatrolAlthough many billboards are used for advertising products and companies, some are used for public announcements and warnings. The Colorado State Patrol takes tailgating trucks very seriously and made that very clear when they put up these two signs.Colorado State PatrolTheir message sticks the hard truth straight in your face, but it is an important one nonetheless. What we love most about this billboard is that you can feel the message without reading what’s written – the lower image is worth a thousand words.24- LegoLego outdid themselves again with this beautiful billboard. They turned something as simple as blue and white legos and turned them into a beautiful blue sky with plush fluffy clouds.LegoThe toy company managed to take something designed for children and transform it into a dream world for adults. Looking at this billboard makes us want to drive to our local toy store and buy all of their Legos, in hopes that somehow we build something that resembles this.25- The Day After TomorrowAt first glance, it looks like this billboard accidentally washed up on this shore. If you’ve seen the movie, The Day After Tomorrow, you know that this is no weird coincidence. This billboard was strategically placed to make it seem like it was washed up on the shore.The Day After TomorrowThe movie focuses on a sudden storm that begins to plunge the entire planet into an ice age. This billboard placement is genius. It makes us feel like we are living in the film.26- IkeaIkea is known for its ready-to-assemble furniture. Over the years, it has become somewhat of a worldwide joke. The world is divided into two different kinds of people, ones that know how to assemble Ikea furniture, and those who don’t. We know which of the two groups of people this add is catered to.IkeaWe love it – they took what would have been a very simple billboard and turned it into a smart, witty way to make fun of their customers while advertising something beneficial.27- Carnival Cruise LineThis is the perfect example of the proper utilization of space. Carnival Cruise Line used a fire escape to make it look like it was a part of their water park billboard. Ads for cruises aren’t usually that original, in their defense, it is kind of hard to be original when you are trying to sell a boat ride.Carnival Cruise LineCarnival had this wonderful idea, and we hope no one walked up the stairs in hopes of sliding down a slide and make their way to The Bahamas.28- Gas ControlIt took us a couple of minutes to realize this was a billboard and not a ruined building. We don’t understand what is written on this billboard, but we do know it is a public announcement warning people to remember to turn off the gas when they leave their homes.Gas ControlIt is hard to look at, we know, but nothing hits the spot much like the truth. We’re sure that since seeing this, the residents of this city checked the gas twice before leaving their homes.29- OldtimerWe’re sure you’ve been on a road trip or a long ride where all you could think about was stopping at the next rest stop and chowing down on a burger. For us, most times we realized that there was a rest stop, we missed the exit and had to drive another 30 miles before getting off of the highway.OldtimerOldtimer made sure no one would ever miss their rest stop by turning this tunnel into a woman’s mouth. It seems like a win-win situation for us.30- FormulaRemember, whenever you put open something with your teeth, your mom would scold you and say that you would end up breaking your teeth? Well, imagine what she would say if she saw this billboard. We wonder what went into perfecting this billboard.FormulaIt’s more than the idea, and it’s the execution that went into this ad. It is a pretty smart advertisement if you ask us, it makes us want to buy the toothpaste – we want stronger teeth!31- BloomJust looking at this, we can smell the freshly baked batch of blueberry muffins. It looks so delicious we almost want to bite out of the perfectly placed muffin that “accidentally” fell on the hood of this red car.BloomWe’re guessing that is what Bloom was going for when they decided to make a 3D pan of muffins their featured billboard. For those who don’t know, Bloom is a grocery store, and we find it amazing that they went above and beyond with their advertisements.32- DHLWhat better way to advertise a courier and mail service than turning their billboard into a box? They are giving the people exactly what they are selling – and they are advertising themselves most accurately.DHLYou cannot drive by this billboard without thinking to yourself, “wait, did I ever mail back that book my uncle lent me back in Christmas of 1999?” Ok, maybe that was a bit specific, but something like this must have come up for you at some point.33- McDonald’sYes, they are our star advertisers on this list, but look at this, can you blame us? McDonald’s made their infamous M using two lights. How simple, right? Simple, and yet it has our minds blown.McDonald’sNo sign or advertisement spells out that this is a McDonald’s ad, and yet we instantly knew that this was none other than a McDonald’s billboard. Every time we see a McDonald’s ad, we don’t think it can get any better – but then it does.34- Benjamin Moore PaintsSelling paint doesn’t seem tricky, does it? Now, try coming up with an original idea for a paint advertisement. Harder than it initially sounds, right? Benjamin Moore Paints came up with a simple, original billboard for their paint, and it works.Benjamin Moore PaintsAt first glance, it looks like they put up a paint sample that matches the sky. If you look a little harder, you notice that the sample is seethrough, and you are looking at the sky itself. They have a color for every shade and with a slogan like, “we’ll match it,” we believe it.35- McDonald’sMcDonald’s are back at it again with their genius advertisements. We don’t know who is in charge of advertising at the franchise, but we want to be their best friend, we need this type of brilliance in our lives.McDonald’sTheir team turned this billboard into a sundial, proving that every hour is a McDonald’s hour. Whether it is coffee or a bagel, McDonald’s knows what you want, and they are waiting for you to come and get it.36- Nose Hair TrimmerThis August 2009 outdoor billboard was created by the advertising firm, Saatchi & Saatchi Indonesia. Produced for the electronics company Panasonic, this advertisement goes beyond the format’s dimensions, allowing everyday elements — electric poles and wires, in this case — to interact with the ad.Nose Hair TrimmerWhile trimming nose hair isn’t necessarily anyone’s favorite activity, as it can be painful and risky, letting your display interact with the environment the way this one is can be a clever tactic to draw attention.37- Chalkboard MenuCall us crazy but this McDonald’s billboard advertisement is giving us some old-school feels. After all, it is a chalkboard. Created by DDB — an advertising agency in Warsaw, Poland — this ad was designed to grab people’s attention by going retro with “chalk” hand-lettered elements.Chalkboard MenuWith its eye-catching graphics and ultra-retro typography, it would come as no surprise if someone saw the ad and decided to pull over for a Big Mac at good ‘old Macky D’s. This is one way to take a different approach…38- Pinching PenniesBack in 2008, Chevrolet created absolute chaos when the automobile company released a 20-foot interactive billboard advert made up entirely of one-pence coins on New Oxford Street in London.Pinching PenniesThe ad itself, which consisted of 20,000 pennies, was designed to advertise the 769,500-pence starting price of the new Aveo Chevrolet at the time. And while it may not have taken very long for passer-byers to strip the billboard clean of all change, it was most definitely the way to attract attention.39- Realty BoxesWhile this ad itself may seem simple, there’s no denying that it’s also eyecatching. Edina Realty Home Services, a real estate company in Minnesota, wanted to create the illusion of stacked boxes. While they may have gone with a more traditional route or method with a horizontal billboard space, Edina still played with dimensions in order to catch some additional attention.Realty BoxesWhere users might expect another flat board ad, this one provides a 3D experience that leaves passer-byers wondering what the brand is all about.40- Taste ItThere’s no denying that Coca-Cola uses cutting-edge innovation in order to advertise the brand successfully. Coca-Cola, together with Ogilvy & Mather, installed a “drinkable billboard” in New York that literally shot soda through a massive straw into a public drinking fountain.Taste ItDuring each cycle, the liquid flowed from a giant bottle through the undulating straw that spells out “Taste It,” and right into a sleek seven-valve dispenser unit located at the foot of the billboard. The brand designed and developed this entirely drinkable campaign in order to get more people to try Coke Zero. Nothing like combining outdoor advertising and sampling in one…41- Sticky NotesThis Mazda sticky note billboard was created leading up to the opening of the LA Auto Show in 2014. It was designed and brought to life by Ree Nguyen, who won an OBIE award for this, as he successfully demonstrated out-of-home advertising expansion into digital.Sticky NotesAfter creating the billboard itself, Nguyen covered it in giant 3D post-it notes “next to a large parking lot, a.k.a., the 405 freeway. We then removed the post-it notes one by one throughout the week slowly revealing the All-New Mazda3.”42- We’re OpenOkay, guys — is this advertisement super creative or what? Not only is it completely functional in which it digitally displays the exact time for anyone that’s driving by, but it’s so innovative that it may even be able to attract an audience that wouldn’t normally be interested in the brand.We’re OpenAn outdoor ad created by Bernstein-Rein, this Micky D’s campaign promotes their round-the-clock hours. Now that we’re thinking about it, this advertisement is probably dangerous for anyone who’s trying to stay away from late-night snacking…43- BIC RazorThis outdoor advertisement was created for BIC by TBWA London, an award-winning international creative agency. And after having a look at this specific ad, we can honestly understand why they’ve received accolades for their work.BIC RazorThis billboard explores the ways in which the product can interact with the environment so while we would never actually use a razor to cut the lawn, BIC makes a point of basically stating that their razors are as sharp as it gets.44- When You’re Coming Apart at the SeamsColorado Crisis Services has worked with Lamar — an outdoor advertising company — to take creativity to new heights with their bulletin campaigns. The top billboard is a great example of using brain teasers in order to get a message across whereas the bottom ad integrates the copy by using a thick piece of “rope” to hold each side of the board together.When You’re Coming Apart at the SeamsAnd while Colorado Crisis Services does deal with grave situations, the company does an exceedingly good job at advertising their services and grabbing a person’s attention without bringing too much emotion into play.45- Get Back to NormalTogether with the help of JWT Toronto — the world’s best-known marketing communications brand — Tylenol created an advertising campaign that suggests their medicine is the best way to help you overcome the worst of headaches and “get back to normal.”Get Back to NormalThrough this picture of a man in agony and the creative use of a wrecking ball, this billboard demonstrates just how severe this guy’s headache actually is. Luckily, Tylenol is here to save the day and take all that pain away!46- IkeaNothing spells out joy quite like a trip to Ikea. Ikea knows this and used it to their benefit in the most Ikea way possible – they turned their billboard into a living room that literally spells out JOY! This billboard was put up around holiday season – the color scheme they chose to use was a very festive yet homey one.IkeaLooking at this sign we feel like we’ve been magically transported into our grandparent’s house on Christmas eve, waiting for our grandma’s famous cooking and our grandpa’s famous hugs!47- PoliticiansWhen elections come around, political parties pull out all stops in order to ensure their party gets as much headway as possible. This kind of exposure usually includes buttons, hats, shirts, poster and sometimes even billboards.PoliticiansWe’re used to seeing pretty bland political billboards, that feature the name of whoever is running along with the year and a catchy tagline.This has taken political publication to a whole new level – this elephant is so lifelike we thought someone actually put an animal up there!48- BBCIf you’re looking at this billboard in broad daylight, it may confuse you. It confused us. But as the sun goes down, you start to notice the scattered wood sticking out of the billboard turns into the shadow of Dracula.BBCThis type of advertisement takes more than just a brilliant mind – it also takes talent and an artistic touch. We can’t help but wonder if the BBC may use this trick again in the future, it seems like something too good to give up.49- AdidasLooking at this shoe, you know it’s an Adidas as the three signature stripes give it away. This environmentally friendly billboard helps alleviate air pollution while managing to sell what it sells best, shoes.AdidasIt is beautiful and inspiring, we hope that more major companies take this sort of advertisement as an example and do the same themselves – if you do it right, you’ll manage to sell your product. Just as Adidas succeeded in doing.50- Saint Luke’s Health SystemAs we have seen, billboards have been utilized in so many different ways, from public announcements to advertisements, the huge signs will reach you in many different places in life.Saint Luke’s Health SystemBelieve it or not, hospitals need advertising as well – but how do you turn a hospital advertisement into an interesting one, one that will make people stop and think? You use what you have at hand, Saint Luke’s Health System is turning unbelievable into believable, and impossible into possible.51- Anando MilkYou know how as a child, your parents would tell you that if you drank milk, you would grow up to be big and strong? Well, if we saw this ad, we would believe it to be true. We would drink all the milk in the world – which is probably what Anando Milk was going for.Anando MilkUsing two billboards to create this optical illusion of a child actually pushing out part of this high-rise building is beyond genius, and to be honest, we can’t stop looking at it.52- AppleBefore there were iPods, we would spend hours working on mixtapes, making playlists, determining which songs would make the cut and which wouldn’t. At the end of the day, there is so much music in the world, not even the greatest playlist could capture what iTunes managed to succeed.AppleThis billboard is so simple yet so accurate – all the music in the world is at the click of a button, all you needed was iTunes and an iPod.53- Car SafetyCar safety is no joke! Companies that promote safe driving almost always have a way of getting their message across, whether it’s a commercial, radio ad or billboard, you know that it’s going to hit hard – as it should. n!Car SafetyThis billboard has got us holding on tight to our seats, looking at it we feel like we’re about to get flung into the air. They managed to get their message across loud and clear, so if you’re one of the people that think that sitting in the back seat makes you invincible – think again!54-ImodiumNo words are needed to explain this billboard – we’ve all been there. We love this larger than life 3D used toilet paper roll – next to it, is a strategically placed bottle of Imodium.ImodiumWe hope we aren’t in a situation where we’re in need of the product, but after seeing this creative billboard, we know what we’re going to be purchasing on our next trip to the pharmacy! There is no harm in having a bottle around – just in case!Source :- 30 Creative Billboard Ads From Around the World