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I have never seen a self checkout quite like this before, I’ve seen something similar at Walmart, but without the conveyor belt. They way it’s designed reminds me of a check out design Kroger tested about 15 years ago where the customer put their products in a machine that looked like a TSA scanner and they had baggers at the end. They were called Advantage Checkouts and were tested in some Cincinnati Marketplace stores.
I am unsure of when this Kroger opened, but if I were to guess it would be the somewhere between late 1995 and 1999. The site of this store was once home to a 9500 series Kmart store that opened on October 4, 1979 and closed on February 12, 1995.
[Kroger, 995 South Main Street, Nicholasville, KY]
I found several large, interesting looking cacti like this one. Eagle Point. West rim of the Grand Canyon. July 18th 2011. Arizona, USA.
I still do not have my camera back from being repaired, but it is now supposed to be done this Friday. Whew, talk about a test of patience! Anyway, while looking back through my set of shots from a recent Robin encounter, I again came across one that (to me anyway) clearly shows a hinged lower beak on this Robin. I still cannot find anything online about this, but to my untrained eye, it looks like the purpose of this beak structure is to help hold food and perhaps help it on its way down the gullet. I am looking forward to finally going out shooting again this weekend. Hope all my Flickr friends are doing well!
Hamilton County, Indiana
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1. 'Yak boards', 2. Approaching rain, 3. Golden, 4. Illuminated, 5. Trees, 6. Woodland garden, 7. Alpine flora, 8. Above the clouds,
9. Herd, 10. Llyn Idwal, 11. Summer sunrise, 12. Aerial acrobats, 13. Through the trees, 14. Thames scene, 15. Hanging, 16. Lakeside path,
17. Foxglove in the rain, 18. Early morning light, 19. Canoes, 20. Estuary, 21. Rowing boat, 22. Estuary view, 23. 'Fairy Gloves', 24. Raining,
25. The old pier, 26. Handsome, 27. Ripples, 28. The lighthouse, 29. Tern sunset, 30. Osprey, 31. Durdle Door beach, 32. Lulworth Cove,
33. Swanage lights reflected, 34. Sun up, 35. One good tern... deserves another, 36. Sun on the river series revisted, 37. Sun on the river # 2, 38. Spring on the heath, 39. Still pond, 40. Exe saltmarsh
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View for the top of the Giorgio Franchetti Gallery at Ca' d'Oro looking out over the Grand Canal, Venice day 5 of our Cosmos tour, October 4, 2012.
This is the only shot inside the Gallery as you were not aloud to take photos!
The typical Gothic architecture that characterises many buildings in the city and which culminates with the magnificent structure of Palazzo Ducale was characterised by an innovation that reached the city at the turn of the 15th century; it may have changed little in the actual building structure, but brought considerable changes to the decorative elements. Ca' D'Oro represents the highest and most complete example of this new wave of architecture. The building was built between 1421 and 1440 by Marino Contarini, a wealthy Venetian merchant, on the site where a Venetian Byzantine residence had previously stood. At the end of the 19th century, it became the property of Giovanni Meduna who made sweeping changes to the palazzo, completely unrelated to the original building. A Turinese Baron named Giorgio Franchetti purchased Ca D'Oro in 1894; he set about immediately to liberate it from the additions made by Meduna and restored the interior of the home as much as possible to its 15th century state. Franchetti added the beautiful mosaic to the floor in the ground floor portico, executed on the pattern of the mosaics in St. Mark's basilica, as well as the two-tone white and red marble decorations to the exterior walls. Baron Franchetti, who amassed an important collection of works of art, decided at the time he purchased Ca D’Oro that he wanted to make it a museum for his collections and the architecture of the palazzo. Then, World War I broke out and the Baron found himself in dire economic conditions; he decided to donate Ca' D'Oro and his collection to the city. The city administration carried on and financed his commitment to collecting and added other collections to the Franchetti treasures. The Baron was kept on as a consultant to city officials and worked together to make the Museum to what it is today.
For More Info: www.veniceconnected.com/node/63
For More Info: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Venice
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Interesting to see these grapes in different stages of ripening, it appears, with the different colors.
Persian Leopard Sade has found something interesting next to her home at Santago Rare Leopard Project in Hertfordshire.
it was the first time i went to Austria , and we arrived the beautiful city called 薩爾茲堡,everything
was interesting to me, beautiful strret , building ,people,tourist....
1. Where To Focus, 2. Arrival, 3. Sunset & Silhouette, 4. Movember, 5. Misty Dream 2 of 8, 6. In A Flap, 7. Stone Bridge Perthshire, 8. Haunted Subway,
9. Long Shadows, 10. Pulling Tongues, 11. Sparks, 12. Zoological Gardens Entrance, 13. Purple Berries ?, 14. Silhouettes, 15. Changing Seasons, 16. Close Encounters,
17. St Mary's Church, 18. Delorean, 19. ELR20, 20. ELR7
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I can't believe I FINALLY have two pictures. It may not be for long, but it's neat to finally be able to have a mini poster. :)
Tattoos are a big part of many people's lives, either when they are done just to decorate a part of the body or when they have an extra role, like keeping a memory alive or saying something that can't be said in words.
This projects sees them as a way to keep track of your life.
There are three models with a full body cover, with several connections between them
and tattoos depicting some aspects of their lives.
The typography writes "Interesting Pasts" emphasizing all the above.
Design by Dylsectic
(not all tattoos are originally my illustrations)
Special thanks to Giannos Dimou, George Strouzas,
Christos Zafeiriadis & Tind for the help (each one on a layer)
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3x 50x70 cm
1 color & coloured varnish print
I just heard about the flickr april fools and I created a scout at dead on mid day. I think I may have broken it because every single one of my images of interesting erasmus came in first place :)
Thanks flickr! and thanks FD! scout here
oh its so nice to have the temporary pride in my photos...
normaly I've only got two in interesingness boo!