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The furnishing of the grocery is typical for the end of the 18th century. It comes from the Voigt Yard in Faborg. At the high counter, city dwellers and local farmers could buy everything from hemp, tar, grain, tallow candles and spirits, mead, manufactured goods, hardware, coffee, tea, butter and cheese to dyes and spices. Under the ceiling hangs a grille, which was folded down after closing time. Above the counter hangs the beam of a beam scale with carved animal heads, on which scales were hung if necessary.
Polish LOT Airlines Embraer E175LR "SP-LIM " in special retro livery visits Dublin from Warsaw.
SP-LIM was delivered to LOT in May 2010.
To celebrate LOT's 90th anniversary, SP-LIM was painted into this special retro livery in December 2018, depicting the carriers colours of the 50's to mid 60's.
There is also some old advertisement posters of LOT from the 1960's inside the cabin.
A little really does mean alLOT.
Ph. Irene TP
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Stingy Lulu’s, the East Village retro-style luncheonette, was opened in 1992 by Karacona Cinar and featured drag queens as waitresses. The storefront later was home to the Hop Devil Grill and was empty for quite some time with for rent signs visible before becoming part of a large Starbucks a few years ago that wraps around the corner of St. Mark's Place and Avenue A. We wonder what happened to those vintage Coca-Cola signs. If anyone knows where these ended up, we would love to know (hopefully they are on display somewhere and were not thrown in a dumpster).
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A pair of vintage Volkswagen T3 vans rest quietly under the shade of tall trees. The bright green and white vehicles, symbols of retro charm and freedom, stand side by side on sandy ground at the edge of the forest. Their boxy design and timeless character evoke memories of road trips, camping adventures, and the golden age of travel.
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Paris, France - April 2020: during the COVID-19 lockdown, on the exit allowance time, two men dressed in Boheme fashion style are walking around Montmartre, rue Caulaincourt.
Happy National Ukulele Day folks. Grab that Uke, find some sun and strum away on your favorite tunes. Or just listen to this one.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=X1ZUMqcLBr0
Thanks to Katie Edwards, former Texas Miss Bikini for working with me. No AI, unless you consider my brain a form of artificial intelligence ... which is valid. Anytown, USA, September, 2021
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The Algade is the main street of the city. The buildings house workshops and shops.
At the beginning of the Algade lies a 17th century warehouse building. The mansard roof dates from around 1800 and was part of the merchant's farm in Jomfru Ane Gade in Aalborg. It lay on the shore of the Limfjord next to the three-storey building of the farm. The massive framework with the striking cleats below the projecting floor is typical of the Renaissance and forms a contrast to the framework of the younger mansard roof. The entrances at the gable and the cable winches are a characteristic of the storage buildings. Horses used to be tied to the wrought-iron rings in the house wall, today it is more dogs.
The market stalls are replicas of market stalls from the 19th century. Daguerreotypes - an early form of photography - from the 1860s, which show booths at Grabrodre Torv in Copenhagen, served as a model.
The modiste's workshop is on the right hand side in the Algade in a half-timbered building dating back to 1700 from the Kordilgade in Kalundborg. The building was rebuilt in the 18th century with characteristic shutters and is the only building in the whole of Denmark with preserved shutters from the 18th century. Above the entrance hangs a red hat, the symbol of the modists. The sign is from Vejle.
The Renaissance house from Aarhus from around 1650 houses the workshops of the watchmaker and the goldsmith. The entrance to the shop is decorated with a characteristic sign from Odense. In the shop you can visit the watchmaker's warehouse, which consists mainly of foreign, factory-produced watches, which brought domestic artisanal watchmaking to a standstill at the end of the 19th century.
The two gold rings on the sign at the entrance are the goldsmith's trademark. Goldsmiths were probably among the most respected craftsmen, probably because of the precious metals and the often artistic work.
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Black and white vintage portrait of a smiling woman in formal attire, taken in Debrecen, Hungary, 1930s.
Steam enthusiasts have at least four opportunities a year to ride a steam train in Thailand. These day trips take place on 26th March (anniversary of the opening of the first public railway), 12th August (Queen’s birthday), 23rd October (anniversary of the death of King Chulalongkorn) and 5th December (HM The King’s birthday). Sometimes there are additional trips. Each trip has a different destination. The steam trains are usually kept at the workshops near Thonburi station when not being used. I have been there before to take pictures though officially it’s not open to the public.