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My new grocery store in Singapore. Amazing selection of speciality items from around the world...with an excellent deli! Kind of like a little version of Whole Foods...but only better since you can have them grill sausages for you and sit on their terrace and drink cold beer!
Performed during the opening ceremony of Shizuoka Food Fair by Cold Storage at the atrium of Plaza Singapura, Orchard Road.
Wisconsin Cold Storage complex in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. November 2012. East Florida Street, west of South Water Street. Unused red-boarded spur crosses Florida St (from active UP ex-CNW trackage to south) and enters building through roll-up door.
While exploring a local mountain, Neversink in Reading, PA, this wonderful gem revealed itself from the brush and trees. Barely visible from the outside except for a portion of the doorway wall this old underground room was once used to store wine and food that needed to be kept cold. Built into the side of the mountain where natural springs emerge, the cold water keeps the inside of this room quite cool even in the hot summer months. Ice cut in the winter and stored inside usually insulated by straw, also was used to keep these cellars cool through the summer. Two of the hooks used to hang meat can be seen in the photo.
These 'cold cellars' as some call them, are normally much smaller than this one. This structure is about 5-6 meters wide, 19-20 meters deep and the ceiling is two stories high. In the late 1800's to early 1900's there were as many as five hotels on this mountain and this cellar was the cold storage for one of these hotels. All the hotels are long gone and the mountain has been reclaimed by nature except for a few residential homes that are scattered about the forest. This is one of the few remnants of a once very active mountain with people coming from the city of Philadelphia to rest and relax in the clean cool mountain air.
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Week 6 of 50 Weeks Project
Strobist: The camera was set just below the available light read. I added a big, soft fill light from the left, behind the camera (diffusing panel). Added second light for highlights from the left back.
KMC Coldstorage & Warehousing Sdn. Bhd.
Website: www.kmc-coldstorage.com.my
Tel: (Malaysia) +6013-3113111
(Thai) +6686-7868686
Packing seeds for cold storage at the USDA genebank (photo: L. Guarino, by kind permission of USDA genebank in Ames, Iowa, USA)
Frowny von Sparklesburg drawn primarily by Cold Storage and scribbled up a bit by Me.
(90 seconds, f/8, ISO-100)
Thanks to FACE for giving me the heads up about this one, I'm loving the red color of the poster. Word is our friend is up to bigger and better things soon too...keep watching this space to see what he's up to next!
The Homestead Trail is a popular hiking route in Cold Canyon just east of the Monticello Dam at Lake Berryessa. The most prominent and easily accessible feature of the namesake homestead is the foundation of the cellar which John Vlahos used in 1938 to store 2000 pounds of goat cheese which were intended to be used as collateral for his $2500 mortgage. The firehose remains from the effort to extinguish the wildfire here in summer of 2015.