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Doug Harrop Photography • April 12, 1975
A westbound Southern Pacific train rolls past the old SP depot in Pleasanton, California. This trackage is part of SP's Niles Subdivision, abandoned in 1986. Today, the right of is part of the Iron Horse Regional Trail.
The former SP depot was sold to Pleasanton Glass. The structure still exists, and was moved to a new location in Pleasanton. The glass company is still in business, but in a different building.
Does anyone know the street/crossing Doug shot this photo from?
Shadow Cliffs Lake, Pleasanton, California
沒了"正餐"!!! 我和老公只能隨手打"野"食...看到這兩隻不同品種的鹈鹕, 居然平和的攜手合作一起覓食, 也沒有上演撕打吵鬧的鳥戰爭, 倒是讓我嘖嘖稱奇了!!!
瞧牠倆正一起從水中把魚 "夾" 起來!!! 依稀可見那可憐魚兒的眼睛，在覓食者的嘴袋中⋯⋯120915
Fomer Romleys Market located at 3550 Bernal Ave. in Pleasanton,CA. The building was constructed in 1978 for Flair Markets. This was the first Flair to be built from the ground up as every other location throughout the East Bay Area had orignally been a P&X Market. The store was sold to the Romley family in the mid 1980s marking their return the to the Tri-Valley after they closed their successful Dublin store after Highway 580 was realligned. While the Flair name has been largely forgotten by many longtime residents of the East Bay the "Romleys" name is still remembered more than fifteen years later since the Romley brothers closed their last store. The Pleasaton location successfully operated until 1992 and was the last Romleys Market to open, the Castro Valley location (which was the first) closed in the mid 1990's. For a few months after Romleys closed the building was acquired by a middle-eastern man who claimed that the Romley family neglected the building forcing him to close. The Romley family (rightfully) ignored his claims and focused on their Castro Valley store. I must add that by the early 1990s the Romley brothers were reaching their 70s. The Pleasanton store was abandoned by 1996 as the middle-eastern man who despite his claims (in my opinion just wanted money from the Romley family) gave up and closed the store. In 2004 the shopping center was abandoned except for a cleaners and a beauty salon. There was a proposal for a Bonfare Convenience Store to operate a 24 Hour store in the building but the idea was met poorly (to say the least) with the residents of the area which make far more than the average household income. I was amazed that a neglected shopping center remained standing despite this fact, but the cleaners and salon WERE NOT going to leave thus preventing demolition. In 2007 the property was purchased by a new realty company and while a few modifactions were made to the shopping center in 2008 nothing major had yet to happen. Then during the Spring of 2009 the shopping center was drastically remodeled with the hopes of attracting tenants to the newly redeveloped center. The remodel proved successful and as of September 2010 one half of the storefronts are occupied. Unfortunately the building orignally housing Romleys is still vacant but hopefully that might change with the dedication and money the property owners have put into the site.
In 1978...
www.flickr.com/photos/romleys/1351613677/
In 2002...
www.flickr.com/photos/romleys/2025157469/
In 2004...
www.flickr.com/photos/romleys/1350307305/
www.flickr.com/photos/romleys/799147434/
In 2007...
www.flickr.com/photos/romleys/1818931296/
www.flickr.com/photos/romleys/1818092201/
UPDATE: On May 15th 2013 the building which had been vacant for close to 25 years is now occupied by the Santa Cruz based chain known as New Leaf Community Markets. The company made its first expansion out of the Central Coast by expanding in 2008 to a former Alpha Beta Market located in Half Moon Bay which has been an extremely great addition to the town. I hope New Leaf will be successful in this long abandoned shopping center and be a valuable asset to the community!
A swordsman readies for battle during a reenactment at the 151st Scottish Highland Gathering and Games, a celebration of Scotland's history and culture, in Pleasanton, CA.
American Truck Historical Society
National Convention and Antique Truck Show
Pleasanton, California
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August 12, 2017 - Northwest of Pleasanton Nebraska
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I had several chances at storms over the month of July into Early August... I did make an several attempts... resulting in several good sunsets (I'll post these at a later time), just no good storms to capture ... until this one.
This would be the start to several sets of images expanding from Mid August to late September and a few chases in October.
10:00pm, and the rain was coming down in sheets. Radar had several cells starting to mature, and warnings were just issued for Northern Buffalo County. Can you say right place right time...
This Ominous Shelf Cloud had several cloud to cloud and cloud to ground shots. Lots of positive lighting in front of this cell. It was incredible hard to see since it was misting and then hard rain right before these captures!
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I had the opportunity to do a photo shoot at a kimono-wearing event at a Japanese school in Pleasanton, California. This lady strikes a beautifully graceful pose.
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... basking and grooming, lakeside, Shadow Cliffs recreation area, Pleasanton, California. John and I saw these guys during our participation in the annual Christmas Bird Count last Friday.
The Gull (sp) in the shot gives you an idea of relative size. Gulls are not small birds!
Lantern Light Festival - Alameda California
Dazzling lights, colors, shapes, and themes. The Lantern Light festival is a six week celebration of Chinese culture featuring massive lanterns, inspiring performances, and incredible cuisine.
I walked by this historic Pleasanton Hotel on Wednesday and discovered that it was closed. This is a well known haunted hotel in our area. Legend had it that a prostitute was murdered inside the hotel in the year of 1870. Since then, her spirit have been lingering in the hallway of the second floor. Her ghostly figure was captured by one of the visitors' camera and was featured on the local news.
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