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This building is on the brilliantly named "Frying Pan Alley" about 5 minutes walk from Liverpool St station.
This next presentation of the Bath House took considerable retouching! Historic Wyoming left a nasty eyesore, third wheel trailor parked in the scene without regard to scenic photo sleuths. It's off I-80 at Herrick Lane. This is serious lone prairie ranch housing but also includes a barn constructed entirely of field stone. I used Google maps and searched but never found a likely source of stone nearby. This serious structure at the I-80 turn off and is flagged on Google maps as the Bath Stone House. Here ae both in the early morning sun. There are still drapes on the windows and the Historical Society has patched the roof. I found background on Bath and posted a comment; I found nothing on the history of this bath house near Laramie. Running water? Boy did our sky ever start out really blank!
At the time, I was accompanying eDDie on a trek into the great north on an agricultural and scenic camera series. Early on, I grabbed my gear and immediately bailed to Loveland to pack in with the chief and scout explorer. We turned north onto Highway #287 through northern Colorado and southern Wyoming to scout for all things of interest. 287 past Historic Virginia Dale, [https://www.flickr.com/photos/rockypix/49688506836is] always a great scenic drive.
I found captures that interested me like this stone ranch house near the Little Laramie river-watered bottom land as long as we had plenty of time to poke. Clearly, marching was THE historical industry on these lands. Did the Bath family take up ranching? Now I feel that I should have been even pokier while snagging possible snaps. I suppose that you could get cheap boarding in this rural shack but it is reserved for now. It may no longer have any utilities connected - or heating. That is not the problem this summer as is sleeping in heat. This could get you a bit nippy in the winter.
*brushes the floor vigorously until its spanking clean, then finds a pencil and writes in a far corner where no-one will ever see it "Osi is Lief"... then smiles softly and continues while humming the Carpenters song "Close to you"
Why do birds suddenly appear
Every time you are near?
Just like me, they long to be
Close to you
Why do stars fall down from the sky
Every time you walk by?
Just like me, they long to be
Close to you...
.......
Washing up.
My pet hate number 27 of 18411 (and rising).
In the good old days we would just toss our rubbish into the bin. But now we are obliged to wash the rubbish first.
My rubbish is now the cleanest and shiniest rubbish in the village! :>)
SET 3 – Horn Lake Target, October 2019 Tour
One final interior shot from this October 2019 tour, and we’re looking at the cleaning supplies department, which is the very last department one comes across if touring the perimeter walls in a counterclockwise fashion (as we’ve just done). Where the wall does that slight jog and the wavy green neon transitions to straight red neon is where the front end begins. As I’ve mentioned in the past, back in the day (when this store opened) this space would have been home to the store’s pantry section; cleaning supplies relocated here once the grocery department was expanded and moved over to the left-hand wall. I would’ve anticipated cleaning supplies to remain in this spot once the remodel is complete, but the current store map on Target’s website appears to suggest otherwise… hmm.
Behind me/to my right, unpictured, are the greeting cards aisles. I always liked browsing the selection of greeting cards at this Target, although nowadays I get most, if not all, of my cards directly from the Hallmark store in Ridgeland (might as well, since I have one!).
(c) 2023 Retail Retell
These places are public so these photos are too, but just as I tell where they came from, I'd appreciate if you'd say who :)
Hard-Drive Clean-Up...This was taken on a snowy 3-owl-species day in Jan 2009. First, I found a surprise short-eared at the crack of dawn, and then later in the afternoon this long-eared surprised us, just one street away. A resident great-horned owl completed the trifecta.
I don't wear fur. I'm going to have to give up black t-shirts. Don Gato loves to sleep on my clean clothes.
Neoclassical Lines with Cleaning Lady and Three Restorers
-Museo Regional Michoacano-
(Morelia, Michoacán, México. #Photograph by Gustavo Thomas © 2015)