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The photo could also be from 1970. This hair salon has looked the same for fifty years. The hair dryers are just as old and still working. The strange cash register I photographed already nine years ago. In 1970, the parents of the current proprietress moved to this new location from an even older salon across the street. It was a state-of-the-art salon back then. In 1972, the daughter of the owners began her apprenticeship as a hairdresser at the age of sixteen. And she is still in business today, alone. Her parents have died in the meantime. The salon is only open at reduced times now. If there are no customers present I will take another photo. Even then there were partitions made of glass like we know them from Corona today and huge basins for washing hair. Switzerland, March 10, 2022.
This salon closes at the end of 2022. Those who want to see it must hurry.
December 21, 2022: Time has run down. After 52 years. Without renewal. The hair salon was emptied and no longer exists.
Having taken lots of flowers during dusk over the last few months, now trying out a little over-exposure.
Christmas Time Capsule
The latest video is at the link below!!
Today let's take a look at the upstairs, the basement and the outbuildings of this abandoned time capsule!!
Called the Christmas Time Capsule for very good reason, this home was left in an untouched state for years and remained so until after it was first discovered. The house was filled with furniture, personal belongings, photos covering the walls, oh and of course Christmas decorations, lots and lots of decorations. Unfortunately time has not been kind to this "time capsule", vandals had discovered the home since the first explorers visited and tossed belongings everywhere, stolen items, put holes and even wrote graffiti on the walls. Despite all the destruction it was still a very interesting explore!
Having done a little bit of research I found out that the woman who lived here died in 2001 and her husband had died 9 years earlier. Does this mean that the home has been sitting abandoned for 20 years? I don't think so, I also found two calendars in the home dating back to 2011 and 2012 and I would imagine that's how long this home has been sitting. This leaves a gap of about 11 years where someone else was living in the home, maybe it was one of the children or some other relative, we may never have the answer to this. One thing that we know for sure is that the last occupants definitely liked Christmas and it is likely that the home was abandoned around that time. A few years ago the property was sold for tax arears which leads one to believe that the last occupant may have been having financial problems.
The home is now starting to show signs of mold growing in the kitchen and the basement but there seems to be a relatively new roof and the outside of the home was also updated with vinyl siding, if the property continues to sit, it could be a very long time before the home begins to decay naturally. If it weren't for the overgrown and unkept yard passersby would have no idea that this house is even sitting abandoned, that's how good it looks from the road. Only time will tell what happens to this property from this point onward.
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Notes : A time capsule celebrating the 1986 visit of Halley's comet was placed in position at Echo Point and sealed by Blue Mountains Mayor, Peter quirk, on 6th March, 1987 at 12.15 PM. To be raised by the people of the Blue Mountains in 2062, the year of the return of Comet Halley.
ISG zone 56/1 east 236 136.508 north 1265 909.841
Australian height datum level top capsule RL 961.75
Format: scan
Location: Echo Point, Katoomba
Date range: 1987
Licensing: Attribution, share alike, creative commons.
Repository: Blue Mountains City Library - library.bmcc.nsw.gov.au/
Part of: Local Studies Collection – Katoomba images
Provenance: BMCC
Links:
Quite a while ago I was already explaining how a capsule hotel looked like. (for all those who don't want to look at the link there's a wikipedia description underneath)
Now this is inside the little capsule where mainly business but also travellers rest during a night and where women are prohibited.
But even though Kai is 1,90m tall he had enough space. Again the remark: look at that green shirt he's wearing ... it's kind of a pyjama that everyone wore at this place and it was a uni-size. Tall Kai looked very funny in it :-)
The guest space is reduced in size to a modular plastic or fiberglass block roughly 2 m by 1 m by 1.25 m, providing room to sleep. Facilities range in entertainment offerings (most include a television, an electronic console, and wireless internet connection). These capsules are stacked side by side and two units top to bottom, with steps providing access to the second level rooms. Luggage is stored in a locker, usually somewhere outside of the hotel. Privacy is ensured by a curtain or a fibreglass door at the open end of the capsule. Washrooms are communal and most hotels include restaurants (or at least vending machines), pools, and other entertainment facilities.
This style of hotel accommodation was developed in Japan and has not gained popularity outside of the country, although Western variants with larger accommodations and often private baths are being developed. Guests are asked not to smoke or eat in the capsules.[1]
These capsule hotels vary widely in size, some having only fifty or so capsules and others over 700. Many are used primarily by men[2]. There are also capsule hotels with separate male and female sleeping quarters. Clothes and shoes are sometimes exchanged for a yukata and slippers on entry. A towel may also be provided. The benefit of these hotels is convenience and price, usually around ¥2000-4000 a night ($21-42, €16-31, £15-29).
Most people who stay are businessmen too tired or far away to make the trip home. Others (especially on weekdays) are often too inebriated to safely travel to their homes, or too embarrassed to face their spouses. With continued recession in Japan, as of early 2010 more and more guests -- roughly 30% at the Capsule Hotel Shinjuku 510 in Tokyo -- were either unemployed or underemployed and were renting capsules by the month. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capsule_hotel)
A moss is a flowerless, spore-producing plant - with the spores produced in small capsules. ... The spore capsule, often with a supporting stalk (called a seta), is the sporophyte and this grows from the gametophyte stage. You will commonly see the statement that a moss gametophyte consists of leaves on stems
Nakagin Capsule Tower in Tokyo.
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Look at this antique wooden double spool of thread and a thimble. Hidden from view, there is a compartment - inside the long spool - for pins and needles. What a handy little gadget!
I tried capsule toys 4 times yesterday.I wanted Sabokka Tissu case,but I didn't get it.Btw....other items are also cute.
Hippie time capsule. Single, flower-child owner. Lovingly driven to occasional Vietnam War demonstrations and to a local grass peddler once a week. Private sale only. Contact Sun Chaser at the Forget-Me-Not Retirement Village before “Lights Out” at 8 PM.
A Mercury space capsule, used by NASA in the space program, suspended from the ceiling of the main hall at the New York Hall Of Science. I was surprised by how small it was. Taken with a borrowed Moment fisheye lens. -- March 1, 2020
"Mercury Capsule – Suspended from the ceiling of NYSCI’s Central Pavilion, NYSCI’s Mercury Capsule lets visitors see a version of the very first U.S. spacecraft built. NYSCI’s capsule flew once in May 1960 on a mission to test the escape tower – a large ladder-like structure on the top of the capsule. On the test flight, it was rocketed more than 2,500 feet into the air and floated back down to the ocean with a parachute. The unmanned test proved that an astronaut could survive inside this
capsule." nysci.org/space-out-summer/