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I had so much fun this afternoon scouting for the perfect location for a canvas art scene to hang in our clubhouse. The course was closed for work on the greens and we had the place to ourselves. Riding with my friend in his golf cart as we bounced all around and the wind blew was awesome.
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East Syracuse, NY. September 2017.
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Another real display of love as a dad pushes his little son in this cute red cart in our local park. Both have their heads turned and seem to be looking at something with great interest.
Skaneateles, NY. September 2020.
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The carts were introduced to the island by the ancient Greeks. Carts reached the height of their popularity in the 1920s, when many thousand were on the island. Miniature carts, or Carrettino Siciliano, are often sold in Sicily (or in Italian shops and restaurants in other countries) as souvenirs. The Museo del Carretto Siciliano, in Terrasini, in the province of Palermo, is a museum dedicated to the carts.
The Sicilian cart (or carretto Siciliano in Italian and carrettu Sicilianu in Sicilian or carretti (plural)) is an ornate, colorful style of horse or donkey-drawn cart native to the island of Sicily, in Italy.
at O'Hare Airport in Chicago. After taking this one, an airport official of some sort stopped me and asked what I was doing. I told him I'm just into photography and that the lighting was cool, and he accepted that
Cela détend toujours l'atmosphère lorsque l'on roule de traverser un village au nom amusant....
Ainsi en roulant sur une route de l'Indre j'ai traversé un lieu-dit s'appelant Chez Cocu.
Fidèle (!) à mon habitude de photographier tout ce que je trouve insolite, il est clair que mon K-30 n'a pas loupé l'occasion d'immortaliser ce panneau de bord de route.
Pris avec un Pentax K-30 le samedi 26 avril 2014 (week-end de Pâques)
Lieu: Chez Cocu (Indre)
Here's my entry for the tremendous technical contest. When the contest was announced the two vehicles that immediately came to mind were a golf cart and a food truck. I chose the golf cart because I live next to a golf course and I see them practically everyday..... :P
Enjoy!
Thomas
(Pics showcasing/explaining Brickarms usage to follow)
Archival photo from Fortress of Louisburg, Nova Scotia, a National Historic Site pivotal in the 18th Century French and English struggle for Canada.
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WEEK 43 – Cordova Super Target Final Day, Set I
Here’s a close-up shot of one of the cart corrals in the parking lot. It features a newer circular cart icon, but the corral itself is old, with that squared-off, gray metal design; and in fact, as we saw in Sunday's teaser photo, these corrals originally had different posters within the metal bars, something I was not aware of. I’m assuming that that photo, which sadly is undated, in fact dates back to shortly after this store’s opening, which took place in October 2003. (It lasted, therefore, 15 years and 3 months before closure. It would have marked its 16th anniversary this month, had it stayed open.)
Speaking of Sunday’s teaser photo… as many of y’all noticed, my attempt to capitalize on what otherwise has been an unfortunate situation for me – that is, flickr not alerting y’all to my new uploads when I upload them first as private and then later switch them to public – backfired heavily, lol, with flickr using reverse psychology and actually doing exactly that (for once!). As a result, the teaser image got way more attention and comments than I expected; but I explicitly said in the instructions that whoever was first to comment and tell me this would be our destination for the weeks ahead would get recognition this week, and holding true to that, I must send a shout-out to one Mr. PlazaACME of Philadelphia, PA. Congrats! (But seriously though, thanks everyone else for all of your comments as well…)
SuperTarget (now closed) // 475 N Germantown Parkway, Cordova, TN 38018
(c) 2020 Retail Retell
These places are public so these photos are too, but just as I tell where they came from, I'd appreciate if you'd say who :)
Manhattan Food Cart. © Copyright 2020 G Dan Mitchell - all rights reserved.
A couple of people ordering after dark at a Manhattan food cart.
Most New York visitors have some story they can tell about being "taken" but a street vendor — at least they do if they actually go out and wander the streets of Manhattan. Mine is actually pretty tame, but it is instructional nonetheless. About two decades ago we visited with our kids and (if I remember correctly) on the first day we wandered out towards Madison Square Gardens and its transportation hub. I decided that I wanted bagels (or was it pretzels?) for everyone, so I walked up and said something like, "I'll take five." I was handed five and then informed that they would be something like $5 each. Twenty years ago. Lesson learned: sort out the price first! (I can tell a similar story about fresh apricots in Heidelberg...)
That aside, there is something attractive about these stands — in the same way the county fair food booths are attractive if you are in the right frame of mind. I find them even more interesting at twilight or after dark, when their flamboyant lighting casts a right of light outwards onto the sidewalk. (One son who lives in Manhattan tells me, "You know dad, that might not be the best Philly cheesesteak you'll even have.")
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La mia prima raccolta poetica, "Sogni di carta" (Bertoni Editore), è sempre più apprezzata. E voi, avete già ordinato la vostra copia? Grazie a tutti quelli che mi sosterranno e che diffonderanno la bellezza delle parole!
Qui di seguito alcuni link dai quali potrete effettuare l'ordine:
www.bertonieditore.com/shop/it/libri/763-sogni-di-carta.html
www.libreriauniversitaria.it/sogni-carta-cozzolino-carlo-...
www.mondadoristore.it/Sogni-di-carta-Carlo-Alessio-Cozzol...
www.ibs.it/sogni-di-carta-libro-carlo-alessio-cozzolino/e...
www.bookdealer.it/libro/9788855352765/sogni-di-carta
www.libraccio.it/libro/9788855352765/carlo-alessio-cozzol...
www.hoepli.it/libro/sogni-di-carta/9788855352765.html
www.amazon.it/Sogni-carta-Carlo-Alessio-Cozzolino/dp/8855...
www.sanpaolostore.it/sogni-di-carta-carlo-alessio-cozzoli...
Carts at Noble Environmental’s newly purchased transfer station, looks like they might try to start a hauling operation from it.