In Greensboro, there are certain costumes and signs you expect to see, advertising businesses.  For example, we’ve come to expect Lady Liberty reminding us that it is tax season (here); and Ronald McDonald promoting the golden arches (here); the Chick-fil-A cow convincing us to eat more chicken, and the pawn shop person shaking a sign, convincing us to stop and sell our gold, etc. However, we saw a new costume at the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Parade. The above human advertiser wore an inflated, neon green outfit made out of a material that looked like a plastic pool inflatable. The novelty was very effective as he attracted a lot of attention. His sign doesn’t even name the business he is representing. The phone number must be sufficient.

Today is ABC Wednesday and for our A-Z Urban Finds series, C is for Costume.

The “Rolling On!” highway logo the ABC Wednesday crew made for Round 18 seems fitting for our theme: Urban Finds. See the rest of our entries to date, here.