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More Antique Store Finds. This is from a HUGE group of pics I found on the Internet. They shipped from Spain, but I suspect they are British. Expect to see a lot more of some of these people.
From the back: Mum Mike Me August 1971 I.O.W.
Oogle at the masses of computers with me!!
It's amazing how well these guys were trained in terms of sales - this guy was throwing the reminiscing card at Lucas and was trying to convince me to buy a MB Air and to throw away my BlackBook. Very convincing. If only I had the cash.
I took a picture of the plushie store glass window when the person went off to lunch. LOL I'm so bad.
Hannari Tofu yay!
Here's a behind the scenes glance of our very messy costumes store as of September 2014. We are just about to give it a complete make over and impose a bit of organisation on it!
Photos by Anne-Marie Kilfeather. All rights reserved.
The "bud" building on the way to Jonesboro, AK.
This building caught my eye on a very austere, overcast day. There are no roads that lead to this building in the middle of a field off the side of I-55.
I love the silky texture of these tin row boats. Winter is coming and the water fun stuff needs to be stored. Perhaps the boats are resting.
HONOLULU - AUGUST 7, 2014: Levi Strauss store at the Ala Moana Center Founded in 1853, Levi Strauss is an American clothing company best known for its brand of denim jeans on August 7, 2014. For more on beautiful Hawaii visit hawaiiansunrisewaimanalo.blogspot.com/
The old Moneta Produce Store, in what is now effectively a ghost town since VA-122 was rerouted to a bridge over the railroad tracks sometime in the late 1990s.
This particular building featured as the store in the movie "What About Bob?", indeed the peeling red paint is probably the same paint used to dress the building up for shooting of the movie almost two decades ago.
After the railway overpass was built, the road through here was closed entirely, removing the level crossing and any reason for most people to be on this road at all.
Within a few hundred yards of here is the newly contructed Downtown Moneta. It's possible that the area just behind where I stood will be reinvigorated by this, but with the railway tracks cutting it off, the old red store might as well be a hundred miles away from the new development.
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This store has everything--at least it looks like it does. It's not too early to start thinking about Christmas shopping.
There was no access up the South St.Vrain Canyon before the Twentieth Century. The main road to Riverside was up Little Jim Creek from Jamestown to Gresham gold camp. This view is of the construction of the first Raymond store above where Riverside Drive up from Lyons and over from Gresham meet then cross the Middle Fork of the South St.Vrain. The date is 1919 after the first auto road alignment up the hill to the left was put through to Allenspark. Finally, tourists and their gas buggies could finally ascend the hill climb north from Raymond and on to Allenspark and eventually Estes Park. No longer did they need to have horses drag their flivver up the old wagon road. The road up the Middle Fork up to Peaceful Valley Resort area and the camps above sneaks out of the frame to the right.
The log walls are on the way up. A hereford cow and calf are enjoying lunch across the road in front of the construction site. There is a fence that borders the road in front of the cabin so perhaps the cattle escaped. The pasture was actually for the stage stop that was up the slope to the left. An early touring car is parked across the river to the right. Perhaps a fisherman is drowning a worm over there. Above and to the right of the construction is the Matlack's "Wren's Nest" cabin which has the appearance of having been there a while. Jim Matlack became the publisher of the Longmont Daily Times Call newspaper. Jim Matlack was the author of the Miller Rock Legend that some believe is gospel. You decide: