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White Plains Coach Diner on Fujifilm 400 with Canon AE-1

Trim N Tidy Cleaners

5939 W Higgins Ave

Chicago, IL 60630-1950

(773) 685-1333

Bristol, England, UK

www.jlopezsaguar.com

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White Plains Coach Diner on Fujifilm 400 with Canon AE-1

hmm, I wouldn't mind a few wrinkles ironed out :)

 

so it seems I was wandering around Tsawwassen

on Christmas Day twelve years ago, Ross must have

been on shift work.

This drycleaner closed recently. There is only one open

now, there was once four.

 

song suggested by Buddha's Ghost -

Wagner's "Ride of the Valkyries" -

 

www.youtube.com/watch?v=GGU1P6lBW6Q

 

A second shot of this great cleaners neon sign, this time from the opposite side.

Sharing window views with the beer distributor across the street.

Once Seymour Street..Looking Down Polygon Road Once Gee Street...

Abandoned business in downtown Sheffield, Alabama.

On Pittsburgh's PNorthside.

Tailoring shop on Dalry Road, quick shot on a wet night walking home, liked the light from the inside reflecting on the wet pavements.

One Day Cleaners, Los Angeles, California, photographed in 1999

Modesto, CA - June 2014

Polaroid Automatic 100

Polaroid 669

expired 08-2000!

Get your fluff and fold right here on La Brea Ave.

Entertaining van art spotted in a St. Pete car park.

2014, Charlottenburg, Berlin

Canon F-1, Kodak Gold 200

who's hosting the next sleepover:

   

Wentworth Street, London E1

 

Sony A7II + Contax C/Y Distagon 35mm f/2.8 MM

Dry cleaner's with very good ratings in Hernals, Vienna's 17th district. In Vienna, the motto is ‘Be more than you seem’.

  

Odd place for a photo eh! This is Sandgate Dry Cleaners in the suburb of the same name (Sandgate that is!) of Brisbane. We had a walk around in the blustery sunshine Saturday morning and passed this rather long lived shop, bringing forth its usual swathe of memories. I told you I was pensive this weekend!

 

When I was a kid in the '60's, my dear Aunty was the manager of this exact shop, then part of the Peerless Dry Cleaners group. It has hardly changed, maybe the computer screen on the counter and perhaps the counter has been refurbished, but otherwise, it looks no different from when my sister and I used to spend hours here, waiting for my Aunty to finish work and take us home to her place. When I think about this now, I wonder where my Mum was...maybe out shopping but not far away I am sure.

 

My Aunty's home, the family home was not far away in adjacent Brighton. I am much older now then they were back then. Where did all those years go? And how great to be back in their always loving embrace. I guess we all have memories of childhood like this in millions of different ways. Personal and irreplaceable.

 

Well, that's enough of that, but whenever we occasionally walk past, I can still see my Aunty's smiling face at that counter serving a happy customer. And she never had to ask them to wear a mask!

See the very professional sign on the counter!

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