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As of May 26, 2016 at least: a newly-remodeled McDonald's lacking an eyebrow! They could still cram one over the top of the lettering, but I'm keeping fingers crossed that this is the final look for the front: somewhat minimalistic like I had hoped for. I believe the dining room was re-opened as well, but obviously they still had some finishing touches to complete, as witnessed by the worker seen inside.
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McDonald's, 2000-built, Norfleet Dr.. near Getwell Dr., Senatobia MS
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Front loaded lego washing machine with openable door and detergent drawer, on/off switch, rotatable drum, hoses for cold water and drain and a plug.
Diesel Electric Rail Motor (DERM) RM 58 is captured shortly after joining the main line departing Ravenswood Passing Lane after being overtaken by a Melbourne bound V/Locity. The DERM was returning from a weekend tour from Melbourne to Deniliquin which operated via Seymour / Toolamba on the forward journey and returned via Bendigo. A raging foamer enjoys the window seat up the front! 31/05/2015.
… The deer winter here
A chainsaw growls in the gorge.
Ten wet days and the log trucks stop,
The trees breathe
Sunday the 4-wheel jeep of the Realty Company brings in
Landseekers, lookers, they say
To the land,
Spread your legs.
— from FRONT LINES, by Gary Snyder
WEEK 49 – OB WM, Set I
Stepping inside, here we are with a look at the store's front end, as well as the most telling revelation of this store: its remodel, lucky for us, wasn't too thorough! Project Impact is obviously the overlay, but it's as if it's just a haphazardly splashed coat of paint, and they didn't go back through to cover up all the cracks. The notorious Wal-Mart (notice I've been using different spellings, that's for a reason!) black registers remain.
(c) 2015 Retail Retell
These places are public so these photos are too, but just as I tell where they came from, I'd appreciate if you'd say who :)
Oxford 995 (MLH 343L) was one of eight former London Transport DMS class Daimler Fleetline CRG6LXB / MCW acquired by Oxford South Midland between June and December 1979. During 1986 it suffered accident damage and was rebuilt using parts from former Maidstone & District Park Royal bodied Daimler Fleetline CRG6LX RFN 968/9G which had been acquired for spares. These were new to East Kent, Canterbury and a part of their initial batch of rear engined buses. Fresh from rebuild at an unknown date in 1986 995 with replacement lower front panels and windscreens is seen outside Debenhams department store in the city centre.
Integrity/Fashion Royalty/The Cinematic Convention collection/ Dominique Makeda/Evening Blossom/Jason Wu
Integrity/Nu Face/The Cinematic Convention collection/Nadja Rhymes/Out of Sight/Jason Wu
Thunderstorm at Lido Key beach, Florida. The two brightest celestial bodies are the Moon and Venus. Because of the storm most people cleared the beach, but because of the storm, I was drawn towards it.
Unfortunately, I did not get another good shot of lightning that evening – I forgot to bring my tripod, so the photos prior to this one are too blurred. I captured this clear shot by setting my camera on a beach chair, and propping up the lens with one of my flip-flops. And this stroke of lightning was the last significant one. But I’m sure grateful for it!
This year we will not be going to Bosque to see Snow Geese, so we will just have to make do with our local massive wintering Canada Geese population.
Notes: This is not a composite. I shot these geese from within the city limits of Fort Collins, CO with a long telephoto (DX crop factor on 300 mm/1.4x converter). For fun this is my first attempt shooting a pano on a moving flock of birds too large to fit in a single frame. I set my camera to 7 fps and handheld two quick frames to catch most of the flock in front of Long's Peak and stitched them together in CS4. I have to say I am surprised it worked out as well as it did! ;-)
There's a strange detail to this 2004 Ford Taurus Wagon. On the its says Mercury Sable. A case of badge engineering on one car...
A front view of the Beford OB. I've a funny feeling this is an SMT bodied Bedford OB but I can't find the info just at the moment but it was a familiar sight around Saltcoats right up until the mid 1970s.
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Toronto, CANADA
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the front side border plants to be seen are birds foot trefoil verbena bonariensis abelia bumblebee potentilla fruticosa summer Feverfew Veronica erysimum then two red and white campion Echinops a salvia that is not showing yet with yellow toadflax aster Audrey in front
This looks down the short end of the front actionway, from the front entrance looking right. Much like during it's Kmart days, this part of the store was home to apparel; and not like Kmart, home to shoes and boots as well.
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Rural King (former Kmart), 1975(?)-built, Hwy. 43/72 and E. 6th St., Muscle Shoals, AL
Red Rock Canyon Open Space in Colorado Springs. In the distance are homes in Manitou Springs with the Front Range of the Rocky Mountains beyond.
I had to get this quickly as we walked past as some people were about to walk right through the middle of it. I just liked the black hat on the bloke in the front row.
Outside Tate Modern.
Front uses a tutorial of Oh, Fransson on Sew Mama Sew for the dresden plate, Hope you like it partner, the colors and pattern were from your Mosiac.
A line of seabirds perch on the cliff's edge and watch the waves break over the rocks at Punakaiki Pancake Rocks on the West Coast of the South Island of New Zealand. The unusual pancake shaped rocks and blowholes are both found in the area.
This year there were more harlequins at the rapids than I've ever seen before. On this visit I counted seven drakes (and only one hen).
These wonderful amazing ducks migrate from the coast of the northwestern U.S. to ply the rapids in the Yellowstone River where they glean lots of aquatic insect life for about a month before the plain-plumed hens lay eggs in nests on the bluff high above the river, and the decoratively-marked males fly back to the coast, leaving the hens to raise the ducklings and guide them to the coast at the end of their short Yellowstone summer.
The Driskill Hotel, Austin, TX
This image was taken as part of the Photowalk event sponsored by Trey Ratcliff's "A World in HDR" book launch party. Trey Ratcliff is the world famous HDR artist that runs the www.stuckincustoms.com website.
Explore #226 | 12/13/2009
Just add sweet tea!
I was pretty excited when I stepped outside today to see my new gardenias blooming. They are covered in buds. Of course our many deer would devour them if I didn't have them on the front porch. I live on a hill so my front porch is about 11 feet from the ground in front of it, more stairs than the deer feel comfortable with. My mom said she wants me to install a ski lift.
I also FINALLY got new seat cushions for the furniture out front, so I am pretty stoked. Now if we could just banish mosquitoes!! Really, in my book, there is no better time than SUMMERTIME!