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Stored Pacer DMUs in Keighley KWVR station during the COVID-19 pandemic, 25-May-2020
JPEG from camera, not post-processed.
Most restaurants will have a pair of Shisa at the doors to welcome visitors... this one tells you instantly that they sell noodles :)
Pre-1884
1884 - General Merchandise
1892 - Meat, Soda Factory Rear
1897 - Commission, Poultry Rear
1905 - Extended - 2nd Hand Store, Poultry Rear
1913 - Grocery, Creamery Rear
This new building in Mexicantown, Detroit sits empty. I think it was supposed to be a grocery store, but it never opened.
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Shot when I was stucked on the traffic on the way back to my parent's. I like the color and the scratched texture of this building facade. I drove back other time hoping to take some more pictures but now they have put up the new advertisement billboard on them. Not pretty as it was left uncare like this.
Center section built about 1875 by D. W. Proctor & Company; later operated by L. L. Wells.
This structure and earlier one on same site each served as general mercantile store. this building was center for visits and exchange of local news at "Tarkington's Prairie" community. Building has been used as post office, wagon stop, credit house, and voting place. Was located on Old Nacogdoches-Lynchburg Trail, a 19th century thoroughfare. (1968) (Marker No. 9692)
The tall yellow wingstem is in bloom right now and every honeybee knows it. I went for a walk a few evenings ago when the humidity finally dropped a little, and the path I was on was buzzing and humming with activity. As the world slowly makes its inexorable turn towards winter, it seemed as if every bee was carrying all the pollen they could.
I'm now selling cards and small scale prints! Here is just a selection. If you are interested in an image and it is large enough, I can easily add it to my store for you.
A commissary store of 1889, re-established at the Georgia Agricultural Museum, Tifton. Originally used by the workers in a lumber or turpentine camp in south Georgia.