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On 108th Street in Forest Hills, Queens, New York.
As seen in "Gothamist," 1/31/23: gothamist.com/news/extra-extra-nancy-pelosi-eats-a-hot-do...
Taken by photographer, Eugene Clerkin, who reported that there was a Town Festival in progress on this day. Let the battle of car identification commence...
You can compare this view of Belturbet with its companion photo taken approximately 100 years earlier as part of the Lawrence Photographic Project 1990/1991, where one thousand photographs from the Lawrence Collection in the National Library of Ireland were replicated a hundred years later by a team of volunteer photographers, thereby creating a record of the changing face of the selected locations all over Ireland.
For further information on the Lawrence Photographic Project, read all about it on our NLI Blog.
Date: Sunday, 5 August 1990 at 16:15 (weather conditions - cloudy)
NLI Ref.: LPP_15A/4
36C... Too hot to take photos outdoors!
Eataly, the largest food store in the world. Some consider this place a gourmet paradise, others think it's an insult to hunger: it's probably both.
Now demolished buildings on Toynbee Street, E1, with old shopfront signage for Continental Food Store & fork tongued shutter art by This1 art.
These sweet bunny cages would encourage me to think about one. But I do have already 2 cats and a cockatoo, enough work and pleasure,
This photograph was taken in "Curry Hill," a section of the Manhattan neighborhood of Murray Hill. It stretches over a few blocks on Lexington Avenue, mostly around 27th and 28th Streets, and features dozens of Indian restaurants. Kalustyan's is a beloved Indian spice (and food) store in the area.
As seen in "Gothamist," 1/8/24: gothamist.com/news/extra-extra-are-tourists-following-mur...
This New Morrison's Petrol Station is one of the cheapest in Leicester. Unleaded Per Litre £0.99.7p. Due to low oil price, low numbers of cars on the road and COVID-19 LOCKDOWN.
The Morrison's Supermarket has not yet opened, due to delays with COVID-19, when it opens all the blanks will be filled on the sign.
This used to be a CO-OP Food Store and a Green CO-OP Branded Petrol Station, Both Closed on 25th January 2020.
On this site it's also been a ESSO, TEXACO and a TOTAL.
Many years ago there was only 1 Morrisons the rest were Safeways in Leicestershire.
I was going to make an elaborate diorama of a food store similar to Fauchon in France, but after almost a year of not being able to complete it, I've given up. This is all I have completed.
Wandering Vancouver streets often includes a march along Kingsway from Perry Street to East 7th Avenue checking out any changes.
The walk includes a visit to Famous Foods where Perry meets Kingsway, a fixture on the street for 80+ years.
80 years ago, the grocery store industry in Vancouver was different than today.
Since the 1930’s, Famous Foods has been a pioneer in the health food scene in Vancouver, selling grains, beans, flours, and spices from all over the world.
Today one finds many grocers, large and small, offering organic, natural and wholesome foods.
Back in the day, grocers offered friendly, affordable, and community-focused service, that made Famous Foods popular.
Famous Foods was, and is, different than other grocers. “We have always been the spot in town to shop for bulk and natural foods such as flours, grains, beans, spices, and herbs", says Cam Bruce, owner of Famous Foods.
"In days gone by customers chose a grocer based not only on the products sold in store, but also the people working in the store and the level of service offered".
Famous Foods currently carries over 1,000 bulk items, and sources specialty items hard to find.
Famous Foods motto is “big enough to serve you—small enough to know you.” Famous Foods is committed to offering environmentally friendly options and locally made products.
Brumhilda Stiffbroom the Housewife:
Halfling women are notoriously stern caretakers. In the house, their rule is law, and all who break the rules receive a stinging ladle slap to the hands, or head! These wonderful women take great joy in filling the bellies of their men, having a fierce pride when it comes to a full belly.
Often times they can be found bustling through the markets gathering foodstores and supplies. When their men wobble to war, the wives accompany the baggage train, cooking and cleaning but also offering a strong hand in battle should the need arise.
The matriarchs of a halfling community are known as Housewives and are respected by all. Stern of hand and fond of good times, these leaders help to teach the young about the ways of halfling life. The most renown Housewife found in the lands of the little folk is Brumhilda Stiffbroom. Famous for her victory feasts post-battle (and sometimes pre-battle), Brumhilda has accompanied the stouthearted warriors for years, always providing for the needs of the folk.
Brumhilda Stiffbroom, however, is no slouch in combat. During the Battle of Rumpfeld it was said that she lopped the heads off of dozens of goblins with her oak rolling pin, a family heirloom passed down from past generations. Wielding a stiff broom and other household essentials, Brumhilda swings in terrifyingly ferocious arcs, protecting the men folk, and also the foodstuffs.
The hobbling halflings rejoice when their matriarch, the Housewife Brumhilda Stiffbroom marches to war!
Another weekend at home, so time for a bit of virtual travelling. Some sunny days in Scotland in this batch.
I like this one, a nice clear shot of the cars and two garages. Particularly pleasing to see two cars in that DSL...G series, neither appear to have made it beyond the end of the '70s as they're not on DVLA, nor is the red Mini van (if I'm reading the plate right as CSL 536F).
The Esso sign on the garage nearest to us was obvious when I bought the card. Looks like they were a Fiat agent as well, would be interesting to see if they're on an old dealer listing. The premises are now a bridal shop and have been since at least 2009.
Staying at this end of the road, this is the Streetview shot: goo.gl/maps/km4QmRT9XzgZPgtM7 I've gone for 2009 as it shows a white Vauxhall Astra where the Viva HB was parked.
Neither A. Muckersie & Son nor VG Foodstore occupy the shops nearest to us nowadays, although both are still commercial premises.
It wasn't until I looked more closely that I saw the Shell sign further up the road. The 1974 OS map shows a garage at No. 74, but that site had been redeveloped by 2004 according to Google Earth. Streetview location here: goo.gl/maps/yRww7om2TvL7sez58 With bonus Toyota MR2.
Unsent card published by J.B. White Ltd, ref. R1802.
Here in Montreal Gasoline Pumps have a Payment Office Inside also, good in winter but all of them have some great goodies for us too. Coffee of all kinds, snacks, cigarettes, etc. This is our local one and while we have no car, we often go over for a snack or just a hot coffee of our choice. The Name above is familiar to all in Quebec and even other Provinces, Cities, even in other parts of the World.
The phrase means "Bed Late" You can easily recognize these stores by the symbol of a Red Winking Owl.
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Golden Ears Cheesecrafters is the Fraser Valley's newest Artisan Cheese processing facility, local food shop and bistro.
Maple Ridge BC CA
This young leopard yawns as he ponders the safety of his foodstore - a gazelle cached in a nearby tree. He is aware of a family of local baboons which have threatened him. A few minutes later, he moved the gazelle deeper into the forest.
The last of 4 ex GM Buses NCME-bodied Atlanteans to enter service with Rossendale after their purchase in the Spring of 1990, was the one-time 7740, whose registration probably influenced the choice of fleetnumber. Over 6 months would elapse before 47 emerged in this (almost) allover advertising livery for the Kwik-Save discount foodstore in Rochdale, a scheme it wore throughout its 6 years plus service life. It was photographed opposite the Fire Station in Rawtenstall's Queens Square in January 1991.
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GCX Unrestricted – Preparation at Castle Kjeldslot
Spring in the Kjelddal was usually everyone’s favorite time of year. But this year was different. The hidden vale of the Kjelddal used to be happy and peaceful. There were never any outsiders bringing their politics and wars into this tranquil place. But that started to change last year.
Lord Gøttfried Kjeldsen sent three of his most trustworthy advisors out into greater Garheim on a mission to gather information.
While on his Lordship’s mission, Norvald visited a small tavern in Ugleheim. As he often did, Norvald had a bit too much to drink and his tongue became a bit too loose. Soon everyone else in the tavern had heard that he was from the hidden land of Kjelddal. The next morning, Norvald realized his error and left town immediately. He went straight home to the Kjelddal, avoiding main roads as much as he could. He had thought that he had covered his tracks well, but two days after his return, one of the villagers reported that his food storage had been emptied and that two of his horses were gone. After searching the vale, there was no sign of the stolen food or horses. Clearly, Outlaws had gotten into the Kjelddal, and escaped. The hidden valley would not remain hidden for long.
The next day, Torbjørn and Fridleiv, Kjeldsen’s other two advisors, returned to the Kjelddal, bringing news of the uncertainty and fear spreading all over Roawia. “It’s clear now that we can no longer trust in our location to keep our people safe.” Kjeldsen told his men. “We need to take measures to prepare ourselves for the days ahead. We have been hidden from war for years, but we cannot trust that our location remains a secret. We must take extra precautions to safeguard our livelihood. From this day on, everyone in the Kjelddal must bring their foodstores and any other possessions they hold dear behind my castle walls. The livestock must also be stabled in my courtyard at night. We will double the castle guard and keep men on the walls day and night. Nothing outside the castle should be considered safe.”
“My Lord,” said Norvald, “This is all my fault. The outlaws must have followed me home from Ugleheim. I will stay on the wall day and night, and the minute they show their ugly faces they will meet the blade of my axe.”
“Very well” said Kjeldsen. “I will personally oversee the movement of food and livestock into my walls. I don’t want anyone in my home that isn’t of the Kjelddal.”
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My entry into the GC X – Preparations category at LOR. This castle has actually been built for a few months now. It was a winter project that I just never got around to photographing. That, and since it wasn’t done in time for CCC, I decided to save it for another contest. I originally tried a few different techniques in building the roof, but in the end I opted for the good old fashioned “studs on top” approach. Everything else I tried just looked to ramshackle in comparison with the rest of the castle’s clean and well-kept appearance. The Kjeddal is one place that has been hidden from the previous war, after all, so I decided that it should look that way.
GCX Unrestricted – Preparation at Castle Kjeldslot
Spring in the Kjelddal was usually everyone’s favorite time of year. But this year was different. The hidden vale of the Kjelddal used to be happy and peaceful. There were never any outsiders bringing their politics and wars into this tranquil place. But that started to change last year.
Lord Gøttfried Kjeldsen sent three of his most trustworthy advisors out into greater Garheim on a mission to gather information.
While on his Lordship’s mission, Norvald visited a small tavern in Ugleheim. As he often did, Norvald had a bit too much to drink and his tongue became a bit too loose. Soon everyone else in the tavern had heard that he was from the hidden land of Kjelddal. The next morning, Norvald realized his error and left town immediately. He went straight home to the Kjelddal, avoiding main roads as much as he could. He had thought that he had covered his tracks well, but two days after his return, one of the villagers reported that his food storage had been emptied and that two of his horses were gone. After searching the vale, there was no sign of the stolen food or horses. Clearly, Outlaws had gotten into the Kjelddal, and escaped. The hidden valley would not remain hidden for long.
The next day, Torbjørn and Fridleiv, Kjeldsen’s other two advisors, returned to the Kjelddal, bringing news of the uncertainty and fear spreading all over Roawia. “It’s clear now that we can no longer trust in our location to keep our people safe.” Kjeldsen told his men. “We need to take measures to prepare ourselves for the days ahead. We have been hidden from war for years, but we cannot trust that our location remains a secret. We must take extra precautions to safeguard our livelihood. From this day on, everyone in the Kjelddal must bring their foodstores and any other possessions they hold dear behind my castle walls. The livestock must also be stabled in my courtyard at night. We will double the castle guard and keep men on the walls day and night. Nothing outside the castle should be considered safe.”
“My Lord,” said Norvald, “This is all my fault. The outlaws must have followed me home from Ugleheim. I will stay on the wall day and night, and the minute they show their ugly faces they will meet the blade of my axe.”
“Very well” said Kjeldsen. “I will personally oversee the movement of food and livestock into my walls. I don’t want anyone in my home that isn’t of the Kjelddal.”
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My entry into the GC X – Preparations category at LOR. This castle has actually been built for a few months now. It was a winter project that I just never got around to photographing. That, and since it wasn’t done in time for CCC, I decided to save it for another contest. I originally tried a few different techniques in building the roof, but in the end I opted for the good old fashioned “studs on top” approach. Everything else I tried just looked to ramshackle in comparison with the rest of the castle’s clean and well-kept appearance. The Kjeddal is one place that has been hidden from the previous war, after all, so I decided that it should look that way.
Amsterdam Centraal Station | Netherlands | Fujifilm X100f | Fujifilm 23mmF/2.0 | F/2.0 | ISO 1000 | 1/50 sec
Zabar's, located on 80th Street and Broadway on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, is an appetizing store, best known for its selection of bagels, smoked fish, olives, and cheeses. It's been around for ninety years and is one of the major attractions of the Upper West Side.
More rain today, the whole world is soggy and luminous green. Bits of thunder in the background or should I say blackground. Chloe and I on a mission this morning collecting parcels from the Post office, always a task that requires the greatest amount of patience - money from the bank, books from the bookstore, food from the foodstore. To my surprise the post office was filled with old acquaintances, the lady who saw to us gave Chloe a sweet which was much enjoyed. We then found the revolving door in the bank which gave Chloe a great thrill, the lady in front of us gave us the change we needed (so we didn't need to wait). In the bookstore Chloe stroked the poster of the dragon and pointed out 'the beautiful tower' aka Wire Xmas tree with baubles. We then had tea together- well actually Chloe had a very pink milkshake. When the waitor came she said 'have you said thank you to the waitor gwanny?'. Then we gathered the food and found the jumping castle. A most satisfying morning. I hope your day was as good as mine.