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Le highlight de notre voyage à San Francisco : la visite de l'Apple Store ! Plein de powerbooks, d'ibooks, de G5 avec des écrans 30 pouces, des ipods photos et pas-photos, des présentations d'iTunes sur écran géant... Très déprimant.
(on peut voir comment j'ai apprécié la visite par la longueur de mon commentaire)
I am not publishing this photo for commercial purpose. I don't get paid by William Sonoma.
I just want to capture how nice the store's interior design is.
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A random snapshot of old and new piles of lumber that is being stored at the former Columbus Lumber Company's south mill in Brookhaven, Mississippi.
The property is now owned by the Rex Lumber Company.
Il GUM (Gosudarstvennyi Universalnyi Magazin, in russo: Главный универсальный магазин è l'imponente palazzo nel centro di Mosca che occupa tutto il lato della Piazza Rossa di fronte al Cremlino. Con i suoi 80.000 m2 di superficie suddivisi in tre gallerie coperte per tre piani di altezza è una delle principali costruzioni della fine del XIX secolo in Russia.
This guys shop had no lights. so I had him stand buy this window that was pouring light in. I showed him the picture on the back of my camera and he gave me a big hug.
In Norway, most stores post their hours right on their sign. Here it says "7-22(8-21)". That means this store is open from 7am to 10pm, except on Saturday it is 8am to 9pm. (Stores are closed on Sundays).
A newly built storage hangar provided by FAO.
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this store had handmade soaps that looked more like candy than soap. also, the odor that eminated from the store when it was open was so sickenly sweet and floral that i had to cover my nose with my shirt as we walked by. we took this photo for angela, note that it says, when in doubt, take a bath.....
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Prentis Store is the location for one-of-a-kind items handmade by the skilled tradespeople of Colonial Williamsburg, using 18th-century tools and techniques. I didn't understand this concept at first, but was amazed when I realized that the people in Colonial Williamsburg not only told about history, but they lived history, too! Then to see some of their goods actually being sold is pretty neat. Unfortunately, they were beyond our budget. Art and skill does come at a high price!
You can buy leather goods, pottery, furniture, iron hardware and baskets here.
Davis Store (closed) [1,567 square feet]
105 Calthrop Neck Road, Yorktown, VA
This was a little family owned-and-operated corner mart that appears to have opened sometime in the early 1940s, maybe even the late 30s (the house behind it, which is a part of the same property, was constructed in 1948). It closed sometime in the 1980s. Whoever owns the building now appears to be using it as storage, judging by the multiple filing cabinets I could see inside (I wasn't able to get any through-the-window shots, though, since the windows had screens).