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Some birds built this nest on our porch last spring, then decided they weren't happy with the neighbors. My friend Nikki suggested a small "For Rent" sign, so this nest is finally on the market.
Driving down the Pacific coastal road I could go wild with drawing signs, but, alas - other passengers never have the patience to wait. Today, I was lucky: a quick "Churchill (a fabulous shake) stop" at POPS ice-cream parlour in Jaco - and I had 10 minutes in the car for sketching. In the car because of 35c outside. In the view this fire red semi-industrial building, I don't know who gave permission for such a structure in a beach resort... Unsurprisingly, it's for sale.
Part of the amazing collection of vintage gas and oil signs on display in Kramer Junction, California.
i grabbed this shot on the way out of town after the picnic. after several attempts while driving in circles past throngs of bored, staring teenagers, this was the best shot i could get of this old-school dq sign.
Copyright 2006 by Allen Sandquist
Since Conoco/Phillips has taken over, the old orange and blue globe signs are being replaced by flat red and blue signs.
here still big on film over in morocco , don't know how good they would be a cross processing i did not really want to let them try
Apparently, this sign dates back to the May Company days and the bell came from the flagship store in Cleveland when it closed.
A May Company department store (built in 1957) originally occupied the site this shopping center sits on. The store later switched to Kaufmann's. As a Kaufmann's, the site was redeveloped into University Square and a new department store building was built. In 2006, the store switched names to Macy's.
The University Square shopping center was opened in 2003. Today the shopping center has Target, Macy's and T.J. Maxx / Homegoods (Target and Macy's own the property their stores are on). University Square once featured a Tops grocery store on the bottom level but it closed just a year later in 2006 when Tops closed all their Ohio locations. Retailers such as Jo-Ann Fabrics, Foot Locker, Famous Footwear, and Pier 1 Imports have all either closed or relocated elsewhere. Some spaces in the shopping center were never filled to begin with. Currently (late 2016), only one non-anchor store, T.J. Maxx / Homegoods, remains at University Square, but plans to move to nearby Oakwood Commons. Applebee's also still has a restaurant in the shopping center. Today, there are talks about possible mixed-use redevelopment plans for University Square
The shopping center has five levels of parking and staggered store levels. 1- Access to Macy's and Applebee's, 2- Empty Tops Friendly Market level, 3- Access to Macy's, T.J. Maxx / Homegoods, and Target, 4- just for parking, 5- second level of Target.
University Square Shopping Mall - Warrensville Cemnter Road at Cedar Road - University Heights, Ohio
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Photographed using the Kodak Brownie Vecta, and Rera Pan 100 film (127 format film).
Taken in Olinda, Victoria, Australia.