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While out patrolling the backroads of Michigan this small mom and pop shop that’s been sitting abandoned for decades is one of my favorite spots.
GAS Ladies Sweater Juliana - 10 Colors w/ HUD FATPACK
GAS Clothing Company
Taxi to Mainstore:
maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Cosmic%20Valley/60/97/556
Marketplace:
marketplace.secondlife.com/p/GAS-Ladies-Sweater-Juliana-1...
Come on, kitty cat, fill'er up
What's your name, little buttercup?
That's for me to know and you to make up
www.youtube.com/watch?v=2t7U75T58W0
[DustyHut] Worker's Hat - Black Dirty
.Shi : Arcane
::GB:: Flight Goggles (Free gift with Flight Suit)
::GB:: Flight Suit NEW @ Sola Festa Event
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DRD Brynhild Shoulder Armor
DRD - Motor Gloves - Brown Anarchy
DRD -zombie apoc - compass and watch
Izzie's Body Dirt & Mud
Pix'd @ Beautiful Downtown Tralalas Diner @ Pine Lake
Post-apocalyptic Photo-Op Sim
Credits: selfcontrolsl.blogspot.com/2023/02/gas-stop.html
Thank you so much Any for helping me with this photo <3
Happy Slider Sunday!
HSS!
What you see is about all that's left of Driftwood. Kind of an odd name for a town that's not close to water..:) Just saying..:) Anyway, here's some more info on the town:
Driftwood is a census-designated place and unincorporated community in northern Hays County, Texas, United States. It lies along Farm to Market Road 150, north of the city of San Marcos, the county seat of Hays County.[1] Its elevation is 1,043 feet (318 m).[2] Although Driftwood is unincorporated, it has a post office, with the ZIP code of 78619;[3] the ZCTA for ZIP Code 78619 had a population of 2,467 at the 2010 census,[4] which is far larger than the population of the center of the community itself.[5]
Although the earliest settlers arrived in the area now known as Driftwood around 1850, the community was really established in the 1880s. A post office was among the results of the community's significant growth in that decade. Driftwood shrank almost to a ghost town by the early twentieth century; although it grew somewhat by the middle of the century, it returned to its almost-deserted state by the 1970s.[5]
Driftwood is also home to Driftwood Estate Winery, The Wildflower Barn Event Center, The Salt Lick, a relatively well-known barbecue restaurant and the Lazy 8 Ranch which had its dry mix products featured by the Texas Department of Agriculture in the 2010 Texas State Fair
A gallon of gas just isn't what it used to be!
Found in at a old abandoned house in the Buenos Aries National Wildlife area in Arizona, USA
SHIRT + HUD 11 COLORS
BODYS;
SIGNATURE, AESTHETIC, BELLEZA, LEGACY, INITHIUM, MAITREYA, SLINK
maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Cosmic%20Valley/60/97/556
Marketplace: marketplace.secondlife.com/stores/133273
Gasholder Park, St Pancras & King's Cross, London. Three of the four gas holders have been converted to luxury apartments. The other is now a public park with art features. They have been here since the 1850's but were decommissioned at the turn of the 21st century when the whole area was redeveloped.
KraftWork Gas Station @ Fameshed
N4RS Valkenberg Street Light @ Fameshed
N4RS Valkenberg Park Bench @ Fameshed
JIAN Fallow Buck Static @ Fameshed
JIAN Fallow Doe Static @ Fameshed
KraftWork: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/The%20Last%20Forever/110/8...
N4RS: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/N4RS/240/45/23
JIAN: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Jian/244/238/23
Fameshed: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/FaMESHed/158/158/22
Credit @ HIDEKI in Equal10 (June 10th - July 5th)
" GAS STATION Gacha"
HIDEKI - School Bus
HIDEKI - GAS STATION RARE
HIDEKI - GAS STATION RARE SIDEWALKS
HIDEKI - Red old car
HIDEKI - Luxury Vintage Car
HIDEKI - Blue motorcycle
HIDEKI - Bench & Trunk
HIDEKI - Dog & fence
HIDEKI - Barrels, Tank & Machine
HIDEKI - Wooden pallet & machine
HIDEKI - Wasted car & trunks
HIDEKI - Trash Can & Sign
HIDEKI - Videogame machine & Tel
HIDEKI - Gas Cans Shelf
HIDEKI - Coffee Dispenser & fridge
Tree : LB_WildPineTree.{Animated}4Seasons by Little branch
Montana Rail Link’s day gas local curves eastbound through Weeksville, Montana, on September 20, 2012, led by venerable EMD SD45 No. 346.
The setting sun catches the side of the vertical retort building (1932) at the site of the old Launceston Gas Company. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Launceston_Gasworks
In 1826 Launceston, like most cities was running on sperm whale oil for their lamps. But in 1844, Dr William Pugh (a pioneer of anesthetic medicine) produced a means by which he could convert coal into methane gas to light his house. This was an idea that took off quickly around the world and gas companies were formed to mass produce methane gas from coal.
In 1858 the Launceston Gas Company was formed and on 5 April 1860 the city turned on its gas powered street lights for the first time. In 1932 the vertical retort building we see here (where the actual conversion process was carried out) was built. It was a far more efficient and larger means of producing more gas. Most of the coal was actually shipped in from the Hunter Valley and down the Tamar to the wharf directly outside the main entrance to the gasworks.
By the 1970s LPG had become more convenient and a cheaper form of gas and so the conversion processing plant was shut down.
So this is my tribute to yesteryear. Enjoy it while it lasts. It was also part of my personal challenge to only use a 50mm lens.
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Feat: [GAS] Clothing Company, Secret Poses - Lucas
GAS [Cardigan Robert] with shirt + 11 Color Hud
BNSF’s night Gas Local follows the Clark Fork approaching Quinns, Montana, on the eve of April 25, 2025. At this point of time, the train is still powered by EMD—a pair of BNSF SD75I locomotives.
Shot in a fine mist. I have been trying for a year to shoot this place without the flood lights washing everything out. At 5:15 AM I got the shot just as they were opening up and the lights were not all on . Piper City, Illinois population 855
A shot from that brief time when the Corner Gas film set was used as a souvenir store.
Rouleau, Saskatchewan.
(Dog River)
More info from Wikipedia:
The buildings used as sets for the program were allowed to fall into disrepair after the show wrapped up production. They were purchased by an entrepreneur who converted them into a museum and souvenir shop. The set was demolished in November 2016.
On 28 September 2014, the building that was used as the FOO[D] MAR[KE]T, the local grocery store in the series, was destroyed in a fire. The grain elevator was destroyed in a fire on November 5, 2021, about two weeks after the building used for depicting Dog River's police station collapsed.
Montana Rail Link’s gas local creates its own snowstorm as it thunders eastbound through Weeksville, Montana, on February 9, 2014. Heading up the 30-car local this cold day is venerable SDP40 (rebuilt by MRL and now classified as a SD40-2XR) No. 290, a former passenger-hauling Great Northern locomotive.
Gorgeous gas guzzler somewhere in Krimpen aan den IJssel, South-Holland.
Happy Sliders Sundays. Use your brakes wisely :-)
Oldsmobile F36 Sedan 1936. Thanks, Peter!
The image depicts an electric vehicle charging station at the Visitors Center in Kingman, Arizona. Completing the scene is a gas advertisement looming in the distance.
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Cyber suit : [LANEVO] Harpy Suit & Boots. At Cyber Fair.
Mask : [LANEVO] Yamiyokaras Mask. In main store.
Hair : Wasabi + TRUTH Collective / Karma.
Eyemake up : Rubedo - hanse - evox. At WLRP.
Decor :
-ATTIC- Rusty Cyber Gas Station (w/vines). At Cyber Fair.
Cyber dogs : Fashiowl : - Revolution - Poses and Cyber Dog prop. At Cyber Fair.
[NK*] Bunkr Drink Machine
During the time of locally generated town gas from coal distillation, the 'town' or 'coal' gas was stored in metal gas holders often incorrectly called 'gasometers'..
An inner bottomless tank contains the gas and it rises and falls on a water seal. Tracks on the six upright pillars guide the tank. In any city or town they would dominate the skyline. This one at Fakenham, Norfolk, is a relatively tiny version enough for a small town and built in 1888.
More gasworks images www.flickr.com/photos/lesc/albums/72177720302197134
Fakenham Museum of Gas and Local History, Norfolk.
Halfway between Hot Srpings and Lake Junaluska on NC 209 is Luck, North Carolina. More a crossroads than a town, the old gas station is the recognized landmark.