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The more I've researched my hometown, the more it's coming back to me just how many more buildings and storefronts used to stand in the downtown area.
A friend recently recalled Flint seeming like a much, much bigger city when she was little. At first I thought it might have been mostly perspective (everything looks bigger when you're four or five years old).
But as I think back to the downtown Flint I remember as a 17-year-old, leaving (involuntarily) for Florida's sunny climes, I do remember wishing I had more time to explore downtown at that age and learn more about what everything used to be.
There are holes in downtown Flint, much like teeth missing from an otherwise beautiful smile.
I like a lot of what has been done to make downtown Flint better (and actually, pretty happening and nice), but there are precious few links to the Flint of yore.
I would love to see as many buildings preserved, restored, and reused, looking like they originally did.
Downtown Flint, Michigan.
On S. Saginaw St., between Second St. & Third St.
Friday, August 20, 2010.
Missing history - here was the "Palast der Republik"
The Palace of the Republic (German: Palast der Republik) was a building in Berlin. It served primarily as the seat of the East German parliament, the Volkskammer, but it also housed two large auditoriums, art galleries, a theatre, restaurants and a bowling alley.
Despite various protests by people who felt the building was an integral part of Berlin's culture, in November, 2003, the German parliament decided to demolish the building and leave the area as parkland until funding for the reconstruction of the Berlin City Palace could be found. Demolition started on February 6, 2006, and was scheduled to last about fifteen months at a cost of twelve million euros. The demolition lasted longer than scheduled because of hazards to neighboring buildings. Dismantling of the structure was seriously delayed after more asbestos was discovered in various locations, and the estimated completion date was pushed back to the end of 2008.
The Illinois Central lowered its tracks through Mattoon, Ill., in the early 20th century. The city thus has a lot of bridges over the former IC Chicago-New Orleans mainline, which bisects the town. There are three fewer bridges than there used to be when I was growing up in Mattoon. One of the "missing" bridges carried the New York Central over the IC immediately north of the IC passenger station. The NYC bridge was located about where the nose of IC No. 1027 is. The bridge in the background carries Champaign Avenue over the tracks.
Model: Marge Miranda
MUA: Pam Pangan
Accessories/Wardrobe: Hershey of Zuri International
Venue: Pico Mundo Studio
This was taken in the office of my foreign friend.He was leaving China this morning.We got along very well during his work here.Now,he's about to return home.I'm just wishing him a safe journey back and all the best regards for his future.
Hey,I will be always missing you in my heart and keeping all the good memories in my mind~~~HOPE TO SEE U AGAIN SOMEDAY!
I'm back to Moscow. It's unbearably hot, too much work to do and I have troubles with internet:(
Really missing you and your wonderful pics. Hope, it'll be better the following week!
Have a nice Sunday!!
Nadia (:
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Recently our 13-year old Siberian Husky passed away. He was a great dog and lived a long good doggie life. Pets are a special gift that God gives us to play with our kids, make us smile, love us and never complain. Miss you Kemo . Woof.
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A crack appeared in my windshield. So a guy from Safelite glass
service came out from somewhere and replaced it. Thanks insurance!
John Byrne.
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Title: The Discovery of the Missing Benedictine Monk outside Paisley Museum by P.McC. on a Winter's Night in 1957.
Signed: signed and inscribed 'Lost & Hungry'.
Medium: oil on board.
Size: 30 1/2 x 25 inches.
Stock: In Stock.
Exhibition: JOHN BYRNE: Dead End
On 12 May 2010, at the southern end of Chesnut Grove there were two missing bollards
â–º Update 12 June 2010 below.
----- Original Message -----
From : Alan Stanton, Tottenham Hale ward councillor
To : Urban Environment Department
cc : Cllrs Lorna Reith, Reg Rice
Sent : Monday, May 17, 2010 3:39 PM
Subject : Missing Bollards Chesnut Grove, Tottenham N17
Please see the photo I've posted on Flickr. It shows the end of Chesnut Grove where a row of bollards normally prevents vehicles from accessing the pedestrian-and-bicycle middle section of Chesnut Road. As you can see, two bollards are missing. So an irresponsible driver could gain access to the pedestrian section.
Could you please arrange for replacement of the bollards as soon as possible.
Thanks.
I'm sure I've got the print of this, but I'm damned if I can find it. Consequently I can't remember whether I ever identified this vehicle or its owner. The registration number, presumably not the original, is no help. Fortunately the negative is extant and sequential evidence allows me to state that the photo was taken on Monday 21st March 1977. We are in Bath, with the Abbey off right.
Well, the coach is evidently an AEC Reliance of some sort, with Harrington body. This is not quite my favourite variant of the design, but they were always handsome vehicles. I've only just noticed the very satisfying design of the passenger door handle. It was all in the detail.
she is missing a shoe. and she doesn't fit normal barbie shoes. so if anyone has one just lying around let me know!
Again you feel a chill – as though you are being watched. You look around. No one there.
You collect all of the contents and put them back into the box. You close it up and continue your walk along the shore.
Fifty paces out, you glance back over your shoulder to where you were sitting. The box is gone.
Into the Dunes, an artist's book by Angela Richardson.
Created in Lynda Barry's course, What It Is: Manually Shifting the Image. Barry was Artist-in-Residence at UW-Madison in Spring 2012.
Shown at The Open Book, UW -Madison Memorial Union, May 2012.
If I had a single flower for every time I think about you, I could walk forever in my garden.
~ Claudia Ghandi
Thanks to ghostbones for the texture!
Molly is missing. after Molly shoveled her way to the front door, i placed her and the shovel in this fir tree about 4 feet off the ground. i turned away to shovel off the steps and less than 5 minutes later i checked on molly and she was gone. her shovel was still there and there were suspicious dog tracks around the base of the tree. I asked Maggie to find Molly but she wasn't talking. I followed Maggie's tracks to the stand of Japanese knot weed and both Peter and I dug around hoping to find her there. There were no tracks leading to the woods and no tracks off the shoveled path. We've been watching Maggie to see if she goes to check on her hidden treasure but so far she has not given us a clue as to where Molly might be. Tomorrow we will be making an official report to the missing sock monster bureau. Meanwhile we hope you will pray for Molly's safe return.
The location for this is so far out of town that I have found no location near by to tag it. The location use to be called the settlers. The location is by corner of Settlers Ridge Rd and Settler Groves Rd N.E. It looks to have been a old farm land at one time. It sits at the corner of Pettis and Five Mile, and the area is fenced in by a old over lay fence, that runs around the outside border of property, and drives. The fences are mostly covered by tall wheat grass, and closest house is off main road. And the church on the next corner has been for sale for years. The rope swing symbolizes what kids used to do in the old days for entertainment. Now days is a misplaced thing, replaced by electronics.