Instagram of the Week: Old Pine’s 🍆 vs. Point Breeze breakfast ghosts
Vote before midnight on Monday.
The George Duffield statue at the Old Pine Street Church
Danya Henninger / Billy Penn
The week before Memorial Day is always extremely full, and sometimes feels like it’s lasting forever. But now it’s over — congrats, everyone, we made it to the unofficial start of summer.
All the great pics posted with #BillyPennGram definitely helped us get through. Every day, the staff and editors select a post from that tag to top our newsletter and be presented on our site. Now it’s your turn to vote for your favorite among the previous seven days’ images. Winners will be featured on our Insta account and be entered in a seasonal contest with prizes.
The poll will be open through midnight on Monday — one extra day, because of the holiday.
To vote, you’ll need to enter your email address, which will never be sold or used nefariously (it’s just a way to keep track and avoid ballot stuffing). You’re allowed one vote per day.
Scroll down to vote for the Instagram of the Week for May 19 to May 25, 2018.
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