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You can see here all the type of oils that Habib carries in his store Pure Fragrance located in Pointe Claire, Montreal, Quebec. Bottles full of brightly colored oils! Amazing pure fragrant oils. It is a must that you go and visit !!
This is the Tesla store inside the Emporia shopping centre in Malmö, Sweden. Apart from some signs in the local language all Tesla stores are almost identical.
The toy store also had its own section of arcade games, where parents can park their kids while they buy toys.
Nixon's General Store and Deli in Tabernacle, N.J.. Built in 1850 by Henry Peters to serve the people of the Pine Barrens. Purchased by the Nixons in 1956 and reopened in 1962 after being closed a number of years. Great sandwiches!
In this photo, you see less detail of the Alastair Whybrow steampunk tiara but you can see the halo of smoke from its little power plant.
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Dots Clothing Store, Manchester, CT, 5/2015, by Mike Mozart of TheToyChannel and JeepersMedia on YouTube
Since Mr Chiots is a new hunter, he needs a few things. Yesterday we headed down to Cabela’s in West Virginia with my parents to look around and pick up a few hunting supplies.
It’s a fascinating store, even if you’re not into hunting. They have all kinds of sporting goods from camping and fishing, to grilling and home sausage making supplies. They have all kind of animal scenes from around the world and a huge walk-through aquarium. It’s a lot like going to a natural history museum. They also have a white-tail deer exhibit featuring many award winning deer. We ate in their cafe, which features a lot of different game (we had elk burgers for lunch).
For more of the story visit my blog: chiotsrun.com/2009/10/28/a-trip-to-cabelas/
Today\'s finds at a local thrift store. The open book is called These Colors Are Bananas, a nifty children\'s book to show that a lot of objects we think are a single color (bananas, ice, clouds, etc.) can really fit in a wide range of colors. It is open to the page on ice in honor of Paul Ewing , who is currently experiencing and showing the color of ice and snow.
At 5 PM EST, my site will have 4 new products available to buy! Along with that, one lucky person will get a derringer for free in their package!
The prices will be
American Soldier- $16
AK-74 U- $3
MP5K- $3.50
Intervention Sniper Rifle- $4.50
Thanks :)
Link- custombricks.webs.com/
COMMANDER WOLFFE IS SEXY!
A ShopKo store rendered in MS Paint.
This store design, with two entrances, is one of the more common designs in the chain, having been built between 1986 and 1991.
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Taken whilst participating on the "The Roundhouse Roundabout II" railtour organised by the 'Branch Line Society', photographed in the pouring rain at Barrow Hill Roundhouse are stored Direct Rail Services class 20/3 locomotives 20305, with classmates 20312 and 20303 behind.
15th January 2017
A shoe store in Pontinha (near Lisboa) called Linux.
Actually I think that the shoe store is older than the OS. One interesting thing is the registered sign in Linux. And no, I don't have the faintest idea why it's called Linux which doesn't sound even remotely portuguese
A community corner store in Boston's north end. Now, if you're not familiar with Boston or the New England accents, you might miss the point that this store's name is written out phonetically. (Connah instead of Corner... some call it the "preservation of R's" theory, while others debate that it's more of a reallocation of R's instead.) The part I find even funnier than the name, however, is that the whole sign is hand painted except for the words describing the goods found inside. Those have been left exposed from the sign they painted over in the first place. The whole thing just drips of New England resourcefulness.
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Enoch Hemmen's grocery store was later used as the Fox TV Center by Norbert Fox, who lived next door.
The Hershey Store in Times Square looks very impressive from the outside, but I find the inside to be very disappointing. Although it looks very large, the store itself is quite small and cramped. Not much seems to be sold here either. Most of what they have are candy bars and bags of chocolates that you can buy almost anywhere else for less then half what is being charged here.
I feel bad about that, since I am a big fan of both Hershey foods and their theme park. I really wanted to like this place.
That guy standing out front is Peter Lee, who joined us for a Flickr meet recently.
Disney Store (4,835 square feet)
4400 Sharon Road, Suite G-20A, SouthPark, Charlotte, NC
Opened October 24th, 2015; previously Bath & Body Works (closed/relocated in fall 2015)
This logo was designed for a gift and bookstore and cafe situated in an old farm house, next to a cow pasture. Partners draws in patrons looking for unique products from local and worldwide sources.
LEGO Store (4,520 square feet)
8111 Concord Mills Boulevard, Suite 206, Concord Mills, Concord, NC
This location opened in July 2009; it was originally World Traveler, which opened on September 17th, 1999.
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A fine example of early 20th century commercial life is illustrated in Wingina Store, built about 1920 in the Wingina community of Nelson County, Virginia. It was built and owned by the Johnson family of Buckingham County, across the James River from Wingina. Then the Wood family operated the post office and store. The general store closed its doors in 1991 , but the post office is still in operation. Wingina was once named Hardwicksville. Lynchburg architect Stanhope S. Johnson (1882-1973) designed the store; his architectural list is substantial, designing over 700 structures including the Allied Arts Building (1929), Centenary Methodist Church (1925) and numerous residences in Lynchburg and area.
The 2-story frame building has a false stepped parapet in the front elevation. Covered in weatherboard, it rests on a concrete parged foundation. (Parging is a coating applied to foundation walls to cover up imperfections or marks in the material; its use is decorative.) The structure has a main section and a 1-story wing, also topped with a false parapet. The entrance is by concrete steps leading to the one-story wood porch, which extends the full facade of the front. It has a centered double-leaf door, flanked by large plate glass windows. There is a basement; a latticed-in area is below the porch. Three windows are in the front, and a bank of windows on the side visible from the road. It is included in the Norwood-Wingina Rural Historic District listed on the National Register of Historic Places August 20, 2019 with ID#100004305.
The nomination form for this historic district is located at www.dhr.virginia.gov/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/062-5135_...
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