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Best Buy Store Pics by Mike Mozart of JeepersMedia and TheToyChannel on YouTube. Best Buy Store Front Exterior Logo Facade.
On Halsted, near Lake Street, merchandise haphazardly fills the shelves of an old hardware store; the kind of place you rarely see anymore.
Yesterday I was doing some street photography again. Been a while since I just walked the streets of Amsterdam and snapped some pictures. I kinda liked this one. The small store with all baskets of fruit standing outside.. It made me feel like I wasn't in a big city but in a small town village. Oh well nothing really special, just wanted to share :)
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I spent the day down the woods fixing the nursery pump and had to walk past these old buildings. How this must have been 30 or 40 years ago.
Originally a Market Basket Supermarket. In the early 1980's Kroger, owner of Market Basket left Southern California. The Market Basket Chain of stores were split up, a few going to several different chains, including Ralphs, Vons, Boys and Hughes. This store was sold to Hughes Markets and stayed a Hughes Family Market until Ralphs Grocery Company took over the Hughes Chain around October 1998. Shortly thereafter Yucaipa took over Ralphs Supermarkets and kept the Ralphs name and the Food 4 Less name that Yucaipa also owned. All the other names that Yucaipa owned were changed to either Ralphs or Food 4 Less. Some of the names dropped included The Boys Markets, Alpha-Beta Supermarkets, Viva Markets, etc. Shortly after the take over of Hughes, Kroger bought the Ralphs Company from Yucaipa and eventually re-named all of the stores Ralphs. This store remained a Ralphs until 2006. It sat vacant for a short period and is now a Crown Books Store, which is now currently closing at the end of the year. There are also other stores in this center, including Longs Drugs. One of xx photos of this shopping center which is located on Whittier Blvd. in La Habra, California, Southern California. Right side entrance to Ralphs
Queen Elinor Brave Doll Set purchased on its release day at the Disney Store, June 22, 2012. Photographed boxed, during its unboxing, and then fully deboxed. Also photographed with some other Disney Brave dolls.
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Queen Elinor Brave Doll Set ($19.50 US)
Disney Store Release June 22, 2012
Description from DisneyStore.com:
Queen Elinor Brave Doll Set
Item No. 6070040900143P
Our Price: $19.50
Enjoy hours of fun recreating Disney/Pixar's Brave with our Classic Queen Elinor Doll Set. Merida's gracious mother features detailed accents from her hair to her dress and is accompanied by a large Bear figure.
Product Details
•Doll features beautiful braided hair with gold ribbon detail that matches accents on her green dress
•Doll includes small plastic crown and belt
•Plastic bear opens and closes when small pegs are aligned
•Plastic / polyester
•11 1/2'' H (doll)
•12'' H (bear)
•Ages 3+
•Imported
•Collect with Classic Merida Doll and Triplet Doll Set, each sold separately
These are not pet store fish. There is a Koi dealer in Davidsonville, Md. who sells fish to big clients like hotels, fancy restaurants and owners of McMansions. His showroom is essentially an island surrounded by ponds of various sizes with little bridges that allow shoppers to view his stock.
The fish generally associate the sound of footsteps on the wooden walkways with food. That sends them into a feeding frenzy that brings them tothe surface. Each of these are eight to 14 inches long. They are also valued at hundreds of dollars apiece.
I go there to buy chemicals for my backyard pond. The owner of the store likes to smugly boast about his 'gin clear' pond water. He can afford it, this is his lifelihood.
Photo of former Thrity Drug Store, now Rite Aid. Corner photo of the former Ralphs Supermarket, this is the photo of the former Thrity Drug Store, now Rite Aid. Rite Aid remodeled this store with their classic facade shortly after taking over the store. The former Ralphs, now Ross Dress for Less is to the right of the Rite Aid entrance. This shopping center is located at Vernon and Figueroa in Los Angeles, California. Southern California. It originally contained a SAFEWAY SUPERMARKET (per Los Angeles County Public Library records) At some point the store was taken over by Ralphs Supermarkets. It was operated as a Ralphs until 2005/2006, when the Ralphs store closed. Subsequently the store was emptied and turned into a Ross Dress for Less Store. Next to the former Ralphs was a drug store. It was a Thrifty Drug Store until it became a Rite Aid Pharmacy Drug Store. The Rite Aid Chain took over the the Thrifty PayLess Drug Store chain in or around 1997, converting all the acquired stores to Rite Aide Pharmacy Stores. To the right of the former Ralphs are a couple of small shops. One of XX photoes of this location.
Verkaeuferin Darija Popovic am Donnerstag, 19. Mai 2011, im neueroeffneten Swiss Knife Valley Visitor Center in Brunnen. Neben den beruehmten Swiss Armee Knife von Victorinox befinden sich zahlreiche weitere Unternehmen aus der Region im Besucherzentrum in Brunnen. (PHOTOPRESS/Sigi Tischler)
victorinox, swiss army, Brunnen, store, opening
Owners of a convenience store that sells a bit of everything spend much of their day passing time by playing cards.
LEGO Modular MILS Jewelry Store. Built by John Langrish & Ayleen Dority.
Thanks to Alex Saar for the great photos!
My sister's friends did this to some stuffed animal horses in a store down the street from where they are.
The Container Store (19,111 square feet)
11732 W Broad Street, Short Pump Town Center, Richmond, VA
This location opened on March 20th, 2021; it was originally part of Circuit City #3549, which was built and opened in 2004 and closed in March 2009. It became an hhgregg on November 12th, 2009, which closed in spring 2017