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What Is Wrong With This Photograph? Part 364

Perhaps things are done a little differently in Nova Scotia...?

For this edition of this popular game, can you guess what you believe is wrong — or, at least, seemingly quite bizarre — with this photograph part 364?

We had just finished dinner at a restaurant in Truro — which is a city in Nova Scotia in Canada — and decided to take a walk; and along the way, we passed a storefront.

What Is Wrong With This Photograph? Part 364

Photograph ©2026 by Brian Cohen.

Please submit your answers in the Comments section below — and I enjoy reading creative answers.

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Answer to What is Wrong With This Photograph? Part 363

Source: Smyrna Inn.

Smyrna Inn in Georgia is currently an independent form of lodging that used to be part of the Knights Inn brand, which was once part of Wyndham Hotels before it was sold to Red Lion Hotels Corporation for approximately $27 million, which then became a part of Sonesta International Hotels Corporation on Wednesday, March 17, 2021, which does not even list Knights Inn as a brand…

…and the name Smyrna — which is the city in Georgia in which the property is located — was incorrectly spelled twice as Smyra.

Laughably, I used to drive past this property frequently when it was still part of the Knights Inn brand and had a large banner hanging outside of it claiming that this property won an award — but for what, I never found out.

As a a bonus interactive activity, have you tried booking a reservation at this property?

Favorite answer by derek: “The hotel’s name is Smyrna Inn, noted on the top of the page but, at the bottom, the name of the hotel is the Smyra Inn and the website is owned by the other hotel called the Smyra Inn!

“Even more curious is if one tries to book a room, at least for this Monday, the room rate is $0 but it says to call! In reality, I suspect that the hotel has not paid an online vendor that actually books the rooms so it actually relies on the old system of calling or writing to the hotel to inquire.

“So the ‘n’ is missing as well as their online book capability.”

Favorite comment by Jim F.: “Why provide an online booking form if potential customers can only book by calling? That sure doesn’t give one a lot of confidence in the experience they can expect!”

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  1. Hmmm…I wonder what goes on between 6am (every day) and 9am (every day except Sunday). Are some hijinks afoot here or does the storeowner simply like to watch passers-by (like the poster of this photo) scratch their heads in confusion? I wonder what hours are posted on the Internet (if any)?

    1. If…and that’s a big “if”…the store in question is “Simply for Life” (see the mat inside the door) @ 136 Esplanade Street in Truro, their hours online are different from those on this door. Their online hours are 9am-6:30pm, M-Th; 9am-5pm on Fridays, and 9am-2pm on Saturday. Like the hours on the door in the posted picture, they are closed on Sundays. Bottom line? Something needs to be updated…badly!

  2. I suspect that the person putting the lettering on the door is dyslexic and meant to put 9 am but interpreted the number upside down. Even then, the restaurant is closed on Sunday.

  3. Someone needs to tell them that they are in Cornwall and they observe Greenwich Mean Time all day long 🙂

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