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In the window of the Metropolitan Museum of Art store in Rockefeller Center. Taken from outside the store.
S is for Snowglobe
140923 and 140868 Beech T-34B Mentor plus one in the middle.
Seven Beech T-34B Mentor aircraft have been roaded into Pensacola Ferguson Airport from nearby NAS Pensacola where they were stored.
There may be another one under cover and not inspected.
Goulburn has become the home of many EMD built Bulldog locomotives that have become excess to needs.
Most are available for sale as of the time the photos were taken.
some people go on vacation to visit the sites...ADDA DADA goes to the SCARY THRIFT STORE on his trips. Yes, i've scored some great items, but, it is fun to photograph those unbelivable items of CRAP::::Nothing like a visit to the SCARY THRIFT STORE ::THIS ONE IS IN HAMBURG; GERMANY:::fun place with horrible crap and some real gems...
7" terra cotta, painted figures. Made in Central or South America, possibly Peru? Found them at the thrifts.
A slightly farther view of the Apple store at night. You can see the crowds inside more clearly here. The crowd was probably a tad unusual due to the large number of mainland tourists in HK due to the Chinese New Year holidays. There were times I feared the island would sink! (so to speak). HK, Jan/ Feb. 2012.
Meridith Clark occasionally operates the Poem Store at the Ballard Farmer's Market in Seattle. Meredith sets up with a wooden box to sit on with her "laptop", a vintage Royal Deluxe, 5 x7 parchment paper and puts out her "shingle". You tell her what you would like your poem to be about and she will have it done in 5 or 10 minutes. Cost: whatever you feel like giving.
Since I was wearing an oyster costume in the spirit of Halloween and it is the beginning of oyster eating season, I asked for an oyster poem. From the Poem Store:
Oysters:
Bedded in the shallows, tide
above, and below, leaning
into the waves, rising
where the waters go. Two
shells grey and going green,
one soft unseen. Sweet
with the sea, punctuated
with salt, with rock with all that happens with this ocean
and that moon. Knife, champagne and lemon, coming soon.
This house was built in 1898 in Flateyri, North-Western Iceland. It was a general store at first but soon it began selling books as well. The children of the village would flock to the store every time a new shipment of comics or toys arrived.
The store management stayed in the same family for nearly 100 years but in 2003 Minjasjóður Önundarfjarðar took over and runs it as an interactive museum of sorts during the summertime.
The store's interior is still original and it's primary merchandise today is used books. You buy your literature there by weight, 1.000 kr. per 1 kg (~2 pounds). They also sell vintage candy and have a large collection of vintage dolls on display.
This storefront in Northville, Michigan (currently used by a baby clothes consignment shop) carries a bit of family history with it.
From the early twentieth century to the 1960s, it was the home of the Northville Electric Shop; a business owned by my great-grandfather Clifford Turnbull. The independent shop was notable for selling and servicing electric appliances in the area, and did a significant amount of contracting work as well.
Merida Royal Celebration Tee for Girls - Limited Availability
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Available from 2013-05-10 to 2013-05-14
Product Information from the US Disney Store website:
Merida Royal Celebration Tee for Girls - Limited Availability
$24.95
Item No. 7507055880017M
Crowning glory
For a limited time only collect our Merida Royal Celebration Tee commemorating her coronation. On May 11th 2013, at Walt Disney World's Cinderella Castle, the Brave heroine will be officially crowned the 11th Disney Princess.
Magic in the details...
Created especially for Walt Disney World Resort
Available only from Friday, May 10, 2013 to Tuesday, May 14, 2013
Please allow 6-8 weeks for delivery
•Merida screen art
•Dated May 11, 2013
•Ribbed crew neck
The bare necessities
•100% cotton
•Imported
Looking west on M St., NW across 11th St., postmarked 1908. Published by Leet Bros. for Leopold H. Forster whose pharmacy, at right, was in business on this corner for roughly 30 years.
January 11, 1963 - Okay, I need help figuring out where this one was taken. What a neat old cluttered store!
Used in an entry in my blog.
The interior of Booths grocery store, Promenade, Blackpool. 24 August 1933.
This magnificent store was located on the Promenade just north of Talbot Square opposite the cenotaph. Sadly it was knocked in the 1970’s to make way for a cinema complex.
This view is looking east from near the Promenade entrance towards the entrance at the rear of the store on The Strand.
I remember going in to this store on many occasions with my Mum. It’s a great pity that there is no longer a high quality Booths grocery store in Blackpool town centre, or indeed in Preston town centre.
Photograph: M. & R. Saidman, Commercial Photographers, 2 Alfred Street, Blackpool/Ian 10B collection.
Topanga Plaza Mall under renovations. Photos taken in late May 2007. The Topanga Plaza Mall originally contained May Co, The Broadway, Ohrbachs and Montgomery Wards. There was also an Ice Skating Ring.
The May Co converted in 1993 to Robinsons May Department Store by the May Department Stores when they combined May Co and Robinsons. In 2006, this store was converted to a Macy*s Department Store after Federated purchased the May Department Store Chain.
The BROADWAY closed in 1996 after Federated sold the site to Sears Department Stores. Sears opened in late 1996.
Nordstoms Department Store relocated in 2007, it took over a portion of the original parking lot, near the new Sears (former The Broadway Department Store).
The original Nordstroms, which opened around 1987, was demolished after closing and is now a Neiman Marcus Department Store.
The Montgomery Wards closed in the early 2000s, sat vacant for a few years and was finally demolished to make way for the expansion of Topanga Plaza and a new Target.
The above pictured Target opened in 2007 and is in the general area of the former Montgomery Wards Department Store. Photo of the Target Department Store, rooftop entrance.