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This is an idea that I swiped from the consistantly inspiring 365-er Brownhorse and was taken this evening in the local Asda whilst doing the weekly 'Big Shop'
This is the best picture I got, but I'm not completely happy with the result as I was hoping for a bit more shelf-life action (plus, I need a shave and a hair cut, I'm wearing some of my scruffiest clothes and I never did buy any wine). But it felt a bit naughty tinkering with my camera hidden amongst the groceries, so I couldn't resist putting it up!
Regulars, and others, had to be on their toes - should the liveried decker be out of service, one in fleet garb would be 'Asda' for the day. Thankfully the Burslem depot blinds were spot on when needed.
An Olympian on its way up out of Audley
The coolest sink in a public toilet I have ever seen. You push the black touch sensitive button and a wee (pardon the pun) spray of water squirts out.
ASDA was quiet and no one else was in. I don't usally take photos in toilets :-)
The Wii U section in ASDA is a sight to behold. They've even cut down a Mario Kart 8 cover and crammed it in to a 3ds case. High quality merchandising.
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Supermarket shelves during the Coronavirus outbreak, Bristol, 18th March 2020.
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I appreciate a gesture by Asda, but I can’t quite grasp the practicalities of this offer. How many people aged over sixty can easily afford to buy a meal? I mean, if Alan Sugar were to take advantage of this offer would they refuse him? Also, I can picture their cafeteria packed with over 60s scoffing their bread and soup and hogging tables while they consume their unlimited hot drinks, regular customers forced to move elsewhere. I wonder how long it will last.
And again, after finishing at Asda, will these people go to Morrison’s and “ask Henry” for a free meal?
Supermarket shelves during the Coronavirus outbreak, Bristol, 18th March 2020.
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UTSD Houston ASDA webmasters Allison Haynie and Matthew Franzen hold the national award for Best Website.
The small, local shops sadly run out of bread, etc., unless it is ordered.
(The individual photos are below).
See:
You must be able to pop a wheelie on your wheelchair in order to park here.
(as seen at Watford Asda yesterday)
Well i wouldnt normally take images of supermarkets!, but had to do images of bexleyheath kent, just loved the light and colours, oh well - hey hum!
I suppose technically it isn't in the disabled space - apart from half the wheels.
And it's an Alfa as well, the shame.
Supermarket shelves during the Coronavirus outbreak, Bristol, 18th March 2020.
Website: simonholliday.com
Instagram: @SimonHolliday