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Murco throughout Streetview here but more recently now in tandem with CK Foodstores.
Fortunately there's an older image of this place on Geograph from this exact angle - see here www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4579684
www.google.co.uk/maps/@51.6661137,-4.8713606,3a,75y,164.2...
Von's Supermarket (and I hope it looks this good today!)
Trip 35 on Fuji 200
Koreatown, Los Angeles, Southern California
2007
"We are very pleased to announce that we have won a Civic Trust Commendation Award for our Sainsbury's foodstore design in Talbot Gateway, Blackpool." www.lrw.co.uk/#!Sainsburys-Foodstore-Continues-To-Win-Awa... Leach Rhodes Walker
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.
Not many cars to consider here, but it's great to see that Toyota Crown estate - never a very common car here.
I can't make out the full registration, but I wonder if it's CPW...L? That would make it a Norfolk plate, not unreasonable as Scotter is in neighbouring Lincolnshire (although admittedly quite a way up the county, being just south of Scunthorpe).
Location here: goo.gl/maps/JcGhTJzNZQ2j4zar7 The VG foodstore has been converted to housing, but there's still a fish and chip shop over the road.
Unsent card published by D.V.P. of Leicester, ref. BT 243.
During an excursion to the countryside, we made a stop at this sari-sari store, bought some soda and ate our packed sandwiches.
Murco throughout Streetview here but more recently now in tandem with CK Foodstores.
Fortunately there's an older image of this place on Geograph from close to this angle - see here www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4579691
www.google.co.uk/maps/@51.665953,-4.8709253,3a,75y,258.88...
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.
An interior shot of the Giant Food on Rockville Pike in Rockville, Maryland taken in the early 1960's. Many thanks to:
As spotted at their King Street, Southport store. The sign says "ICELAND - Authorised Parking Only."
I sure hope their storeroom, situated @ back is better looked after.
I dread to think what kind of vermin roam here after dark.
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.
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.
This was a Jet site back in the early 1990s - see below. In between it was a Shell and of course there may have been other brands. By 2015 it was a regular Murco and by 2018 it had become the Murco Nisa CK Foodstores combination we see here.
www.google.co.uk/maps/@51.6676375,-4.0307506,3a,75y,311.4...
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.
A peek inside the window after everything was cleared out.
Owner Retiring, Selling Freshline Foods In Oak Lawn
Beloved family-owned grocery store closing after 47 years in Oak Lawn.
By Lorraine Swanson, Patch Staff | Jul 11, 2018 3:49 am ET
Owner Retiring, Selling Freshline Foods In Oak Lawn
OAK LAWN, IL --
After 47 years of serving the Oak Lawn community, the owner of Freshline Foods is retiring and selling the grocery store. John Siakotos announced he would be selling the family-owned business in a letter to customers on the store's website.
"We are beyond grateful for your loyal business and support throughout the decades. It has been a pleasure to serve you all."
The Skiatos family first opened the grocery store at 5355 W. 95th St. under the name Freshline Certified, a retailers cooperative serving independently owned grocery stores, in 1971. Operating now under the name Freshline Foods, the store employs approximately 60 people.
Siakotos said the store would remain open and continue business as usual until all inventory is cleared from the stores shelves. In the meantime, customers will receive 30 percent off their grocery purchases until the store closes. The owner did not indicate a closing date or if there were any interested buyers.
"Our commitment to providing you with the highest quality products and friendly service is still our top priority … We look forward to seeing each of you in the store these final weeks to thank you personally."
A few weeks after the store closed it was announced that Pete's Fresh Market would be moving in.
Update 2023: The deal with Pete's Fresh Market fell through and the land is up for sale.
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.
This was a Shell site in earlier Streetview images before the change to Murco and soon after the Murco Nisa CK Foodstores combination we see here. It was certainly called Cross Keys Garage in the past but whether or not it still is now I don't know.
www.google.co.uk/maps/@51.6636083,-4.0598026,3a,75y,142.6...
Not sure on the age of this unit; newer enclosed upright freezers (as seen in background) have made these monsters somewhat obsolete.
Also--I foolishly passed on a proper photo, but this store had only ONE frozen food item remaining in stock days before closing...copious frozen pie crusts! (barely visible inside freezer)
This Co-op has followed the expected branding over recent years from Shell to Total and on to own brand here. In the early Streetview we see the store was branded as a Co-op Rainbow Foodstore which I have seen in a couple of other places but it's a name that has disappeared now. It's actually a very hard forecourt to photograph depending on where the sun is so I had to find some angles where it didn't interfere.
www.google.co.uk/maps/@52.4502986,1.4509136,3a,75y,299.31...
Gentlemen -- Are you having fun and thoroughly enjoying the tenth hour of your Solo Vegas Vacation? Good! So now, what do you think of your first close look at the fabulous and expansive Eataly Italian Marketplace & Food Hall? This massive Italian food court was still under construction last Spring when you and your very lovely lady were vacationing on the Las Vegas Strip. You and your very lovely lady really enjoyed staying here in 2015 and 2016 when it was the Monte Carlo Hotel & Casino, so how well do you like this place now in 2019 as the Park MGM?
So sit down at the counter and have a steak!
YES, IT'S A SUPERMARKET!
An architectural masterpiece the historic Cleveland Trust Rotunda Building, a shining example of early 20th century grandeur giving us a glimpse into Cleveland’s historic past and current home to Heinen’s Grocery Store.
At the turn of the 20th century in the midst of great industrial and economic growth, Cleveland experienced tremendous prosperity, quickly growing to become the 7th largest city in the nation. In 1906 the Cleveland Trust Company, having outgrown a series of office spaces, began construction on a central banking complex in the heart of the city. Renowned architect George B. Post was commissioned to design the building.
In 1908 the Cleveland Trust Company building officially opened its doors to the public, just two years after construction had begun. The Cleveland Trust Co., or AmeriTrust as they were later known, occupied the space until merging with Society Corp. in the early 1990’s.
Beginning in early 2015, this architecture masterpiece has served as the Downtown Cleveland home to Heinen’s Grocery Store, Cleveland’s oldest family owned grocer and is open to the public once again. Led by John Williams of Cleveland's Process Creative Studios, this iconic structure has been carefully renovated and restored to it's original beauty.
Trade magazine ad that appeared in Modern Packaging, March 1966 issue, for Waldorf Paper Products Company, based in St. Paul, Minnesota, maker of frozen pizza boxes. Pizza first gained mainstream acceptance in the United States after World War II, especially after GIs formerly stationed in Italy came home. By the sixties, frozen pizzas were already becoming a popular supermarket item.
Being from the upper Midwest, my favorite is the Red Owl pizza, made for the grocery store chain. The original Totino's pizzaria was in Minneapolis. Pasquale's was a regional brand from Cincinnati.
Een pastapaleis in Bologna, gespecialiseerd in allerlei soorten huisgemaakte tortellini. Ze verkopen ook brood, maar NIET op feestdagen (mededeling in winkel zeker zes keer herhaald). Ook de plek van de kassa is duidelijk aangegeven.
Loved the texture and colour in here so set up witha tripod and a low ISO to try and capture the rich saturated greens in the moss and the warm yellow tones in the stone.
Fountains Abbey is near to Aldfield, approximately two miles southwest of Ripon in North Yorkshire, England. It is a ruined Cistercian monastery, founded in 1132. Fountains Abbey is one of the largest and best preserved Cistercian houses in England. It is a Grade I listed building and owned by the National Trust. Along with the adjacent Studley Royal Water Garden, it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fountains_Abbey
Official Site: www.fountainsabbey.org.uk/