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A walk-in freezer with a smooth blue metal finish. Visit this page to view options of U.S. Cooler metal colors.
To celebrate the completion of the rennovation of Marshalls Mill (in the Holbeck Urban Village area of Leeds), and also the start of the UK Green Film Festival, the carpark at Marshalls Mill played host to a free temporary pop-up "walk-in" cinema for one night only. On display were a number of local short films, followed by the main feature, the award winning documentary "Happy" that travelled the world trying to uncover the secret to happiness.
Refreshments were courtesy of local businesses, with The Midnight Bell putting on a tasty BBQ, The Cross Keys supplying the booze (via it's Mr Frothy converted ice-cream van), coffee from Lotties Coffee, popcorn from Out Of The Woods, and a charity cake sale organised by Leeds Met.
The event was organised by Chetwoods Architects, in association with Igloo & Quamby Construction, and projection and audio courtesy of Lumen.
Really great evening, i just hope they do it again!
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I love this company and have been wanting to build a Walk in Love modular store for some time, but never found the right setting. But with some impending vacancies on our 2012 America on Wheels layout it provide the perfect corner building for the new trolley station.
The store is located at the Park City Mall in Lancaster, PA. Here is a link ( shopwalkinlove.com/in-store/#.UN8jsraM8y4 ) to a photograph of the storefront which was the main inspiration for both sides (but only replicated on one side)
The building was instantly recognizable for our younger local visitors at AOW this year and was a delight to build and share.
Below is a description about the company taken from their website:
Walk in love. is dedicated to selling well-designed, high quality products with a positive and inspiring message. That message is a reminder to imitate God by loving others every chance we get – no strings attached. We believe that Jesus came and showed us how to be that message.
We want you to walk in love.
Thanks for checking out the build
-Joshua
Foreground tree: leatherwood (Eucryphia lucida),
Overland track Tasmania
Day3: Windermere to Pelion - 17km
I spent years walking through the buildings; there were nothing but screams of pain and loneliness. The deep ocean of tears howled more traumatically than boom of shallow cackles. I found building as graveyard of mystery, misery and sentiments. I changed the course; I walked in the woods and sat in the bushes. Where, I discovered substantial things about me.
We had some money put away and our current house is horrible, so we are buying a new one. Closing isn't until the 23rd, so we have not moved in yet so the current owners things are in the pics. But I wanted my friends and family to see what Lisa and I got each other got Christmas. LOL
This thing is huge.
I love this company and have been wanting to build a Walk in Love modular store for some time, but never found the right setting. But with some impending vacancies on our 2012 America on Wheels layout it provide the perfect corner building for the new trolley station.
The store is located at the Park City Mall in Lancaster, PA. Here is a link ( shopwalkinlove.com/in-store/#.UN8jsraM8y4 ) to a photograph of the storefront which was the main inspiration for both sides (but only replicated on one side)
The building was instantly recognizable for our younger local visitors at AOW this year and was a delight to build and share.
Below is a description about the company taken from their website:
Walk in love. is dedicated to selling well-designed, high quality products with a positive and inspiring message. That message is a reminder to imitate God by loving others every chance we get – no strings attached. We believe that Jesus came and showed us how to be that message.
We want you to walk in love.
Thanks for checking out the build
-Joshua
The last photo I uploaded was from NYE in Chicago. Talk about a lapse.
Night photography without a tripod. At least I had my new 50/1.4!
This shot is from the last night of Vivid Sydney--a music, light and creative industries festival in NSW.
Create a custom walk-in master bedroom closet system by combining 16" wide laminate towers with 25" wide deluxe laminate towers. Additional closet organization ideas include corner shelving units, drawers, and a 3-shelf shoe organizer.
WALK IN HARRISON PARK, HAMMOND, IND.
Date: 1914
Source Type: Postcard
Publisher, Printer, Photographer: Possibly Suhling and Koehn Company
Postmark: October ??, 1914, Hammond, Indiana
Collection: Steven R. Shook
Copyright 2008. Some rights reserved. The associated text may not be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without prior written permission of Steven R. Shook.
Visited the Odapark in Venray, The Netherlands today where a friend of mine was invited to put some of her pictures up in an exposition. The venue is a really nice park with a museum in the middle of it. The weather helped a great deal as well!
Just a walk in the park.
Infrared 720nm+ modified Olympus OMD EM-5, modified Lensbaby Tilt-Transformer, Nikon 50mm f1.4 and B&W 110 ND 3.0 filter.
TAR SANDS HEALING WALK IN FORT McMURRAY
Walk Through Tar Sands Will Build Strength, Unity
On June 28th hundreds of First Nations people and non-native supporters from Canada and the US will be participating in the Healing Walk in Fort McMurray for the last time as they get ready for the next front in the battle to protect the land, air, water and climate and have their treaties honoured.
This will be the fifth and final walk through tar sands operations, once traditional hunting, fishing and gathering grounds, to offer healing prayers to the land and to build strength and unity among people impacted by tar sands development. In the years to follow the annual event will be held in communities dealing with the spread on in situ tar sands extraction – a less visually offensive but as equally harmful oil extraction technology.
Since, 2010 the Healing Walk has been a catalyst for bringing together First Nations grassroots and First Nations leaders in northern Alberta as well as across Canada and the US where First Nations communities are uniting because of their tar sands experiences.
Now, in 2014, more attention then ever is on the tar sands and the impact it is having on the land, air, water, and climate. First Nations are unifying in their efforts to have their treaties honoured and the depth and breadth of this opposition can be witnessed at the Healing Walk.