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I've always thought the local Brampton Co-op looks just a little like a Swiss Ski Lodge, so the snow just completes it if you ask me!
Another snowy night in Brampton, Cumbria. More photos from this set here: www.flickr.com/photos/davidambridge/sets/72157632971502735/
Collection Name: RG104 Department of Economic Development Commerce and Industrial Development (CID) Photograph Collection
Photographer/Studio: Massie, Gerald R.
Description: Area 13 of the Ozark Terminal Warehouse is full of pallets of Pet Milk ("delicious in coffee") being stored there for civil defense purposes.
Coverage: United States - Missouri - Newton County - Neosho
Date: Date: 1955-1957
Rights: public domain
Credit: Courtesy of Missouri State Archives
Image Number: RG104_CIDNegs_008-028.tif
Institution: Missouri State Archives
This photo of Newbegin shows it before the construction of what is now the Co-op and the Heron Foodstore. Probably 1970s
Rather interestingly, this shop, which became a co-op in about 2001, is in a conservation area.
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Closed circa 2024, site occupied subsequently by Tesco
Moong Beans are part of the legumes family. They are a small green tender bean, which is popular with vegetarians. They are a staple food in Indian cooking; they are used in various cuisines and are a key ingredient served cold in salads or hot in delicious curries and are an excellent diet food.
Soon to be a new ALDI
Planning – Application Summary
2020/0363 | Full: Erection of a foodstore with new vehicular access/egress to Henrietta Street, new internal vehicular access road, car parking, servicing area, and hard and soft landscaping; alongside road widening works to Henrietta Street. | Development Site Former Forest Mill Henrietta Street Bacup Lancashire
Rossendale Borough Council.
Apologies for this terrible shot--depending on its location, the sun can be a great ally or your worst enemy. This was the latter. closed grocery store in Midlothian, IL
Varangerbotn was utter horror. 30c + Mosquitos + Foodstore was moved 11 km east + The Bay was for 5 km very shallow, there was only 1 hour window to get out in a day.
The Ferry Building Marketplace is a people's marketplace serving residents and travelers alike. Located within the historic Ferry Building at the foot of Market Street, shops large and small celebrate food in all its forms, offering everything from artisan cheeses to the freshest of local fish.
I was supposed to pick up a snack on West Street (in fact I did not even realize I was on West Street until much later), but in the end I was feeling quite full after the packed lunch on the boat a couple of hourse earlier and so decided to pass. Here are bowls of steamed goodies. I could not identify what they were as the signage was in Chinese and the girl at the stand moved away as son as I raised my camera. Detailed notes about the Yangshuo West Street appear in detail in previous captions. (Yangshuo, Guilin, China, May 2017)
Day Two in SA - on the way to Kruger National Park
After a couple of hours of riding on the bus we needed a potty break. At the big rest stop there was a brand new super clean and efficient facility with modern toilets, a big restaurant, a well-equipped foodstore/provisions shop and a game preserve.
This A&P is doomed. Again. When Hurricane Irene strikes Sunday, by Monday, this area will be under at least two feet of water. The A&P will be flooded out, ruined. I hope I'm wrong. Time will tell.
This A&P was just flooded out about a year ago when rains from a Nor'easter caused massive river flooding. Recovery firms (flood recovery, mold mitigation, construction crews) came in and rebuilt the entire store over the course of about a month. Now, I see it happening again, and again, and again. This is a flood zone. The river is directly behind the building and only needs to rise about 15 feet to flood this lot. Good luck Sunday A&P!
I figured I'd take this "before" picture.
Now features on YouTube Slideshow - "Buttershaw Estate "
www.youtube.com/watch?v=CHE84_aGH14&feature=youtu.be
Bradford Telegraph And Argus articles featuring the younger lady I met who helps runs the shop. Friendly person. She came from Cleckheaton prior to arriving in Buttershaw
www.thetelegraphandargus.co.uk/news/3697934.Gun_raider_me...
mobile.thetelegraphandargus.co.uk/news/859796.Land_sale_h...
A Co-op Care Grant of £800 was given to Arbroath Harp Football Club in November, 1996. In the picture were, from left - Graham Dennison, manager/president Arbroath Harp; Brian Clarke, area manager foodstores and secretary Arbroath Harp; George Hughes, food controller; and David Elliot, treasurer. (Photograph - Stan Mackie)