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My internet connection was unavailable since Friday.For 3 days no Flickr for me..feel the moment of EMPTINESS. Really miss all of my nice Flickr friend. Thanks God the internet line was OK this morning..phew!!!
O love of mine..
with a song and a whine..
You’re harsh and divine..
like truths and a lie..
but the tale end is not here..
I’ve nothing to fear..
for my love is yell of giving and hold on…
in the bright emptiness..
in a room full of it..
is the cruel mistress…
I feel the sunrise..
that nest all hollowness..
for i have the way to go.. not come…
And i feel so lonely yea..
There’s a better place from this emptiness..
And i’m so lonely yea..
There’s a better place from this emptiness..
60085 "Mini - Pride of Oxford" passes New Mills South signal box in late summer 2003 with an empty rake of Peakstone wagons for Tunstead or Peak Forest.
Slide Dated September 2003.
Photo: Rob Clark
This building now houses MCL Cafeteria and Personal Finance. The building looks to me like an old JCPenney Auto Center, but I am not 100% sure it was one. If so, that means MCL Cafeteria and Personal Finance relocated from inside the mall since both were listed in a 1974 directory of the mall.
The 390,834 square foot Richmond Square Mall was developed by The Edward J. DeBartolo Corporation in 1966. The original anchor stores were department stores Montgomery Ward and JCPenney along with junior anchor F.W. Woolworth Co. Montgomery Ward later became Sears (now closed) and Woolworth became OfficeMax. Dillard's would be built onto the mall in 1997.
In the late 2000s, the Richmond Square Mall started struggling. It lost Sears in 2013 as well as many of the stores inside the mall. The mall was sold in 2015 to Hull Property Group. In 2016, the mall underwent a major renovation and changed its name to Richmond Mall. The remodel brought new carpeting to the mall, the vacant stores were sealed up, and new signage was installed. While the interior is still largely empty, three of the four anchor store slots are still occupied by JCPenney, OfficeMax, and Dillard's.
A post I did with a little more information...
www.deadanddyingretail.com/2017/08/richmond-mall-in-richm...
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Hey everybody.
I'm really sorry for not being in very much.
But at the moment, thats just how it has to be.
I hope everyone of you are great ^^
Day 154 - June 3, 2010
This is what it looks like at 2:50 in the morning outside our newsroom.
Have been staying real latethis past week working on something exciting. The wee hours of the morning afford me the peace and quiet that you don't get during "crunch time", I find that I get a lot more done this way. At the same time I don't really have much choice since most of the day is spent at meetings and what not. The situation should improve after about a month when everything has been set in motion.
In the meantime I really need to look into ways of making sure I have enough time, and creative juices left for my Project 365. The last few days have been tough, photo-wise.
2021.01.22 - Covid-19 seems to be hurting all the stores in the neighbourhood.. this one, usually busy, sits empty.. one shop looking for a tenant, the others fast food delivery, a cash outlet and a barber.. the basics of today's retail local success chain
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A wet and muddy morning and a few mills. An early start with a short drive to explore with Martyn, Camerashy - uk and MkWil.
Tone Mills is a complete water-powered cloth finishing works, established by the Fox Brothers and Co at the confluence of the River Tone and the Back Stream and dates from 1830. The remains of the water wheel remain in-situ and so too do all the line shafting and gearing. The Mill later had an electric motor installed to supplement the water-wheel during times of drought, although the water wheel continued to be used for many decades after. Put simply the mill comprises of a number of key areas to accommodate the various stages of production: A Fulling area, where wet cloth was dried, scoured, cleaned and milled to the desired finish. A dying room, adjacent to the fulling area which specialised in producing an indigo colouring. Reservoirs and Sluice gates, to manage the flow of water into the wheel chamber. The wheel chamber and a later power house.
The associated machinery for all the stages of production are all in-situ, making it an industrial archaeologists paradise.
The works finally closed in 2000 and production was moved to a more contemporary location. The buildings and machinery are Grade II* listed.
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After leaving the empty ballast train in Morrisville Yard, Amtrak KN720 reemerges onto the Northeast Corridor with the GP38-3 duo running lite.
The empty voices,
they call to me;
whisper in my head.
They sing songs of sorrow,
And speak harsh truths of despair.
Their cruel reality crushes me,
destroys the little spirit I have.
They tell me I can stop it,
The fierce pain I feel each day.
They tell me I can fight it,
I can end it all.
But could I do it?
Could I leave my loved ones?
Take away my pain,
And make it theirs to bear?
Hi all ^ ^
Sorry, I’ve been away quite a while!
I’ve been having major problems with my computer and the graphics card burnt out, so that meant no more sims! =[
But the good news – the computer has been replaced and I should soon have the sims back!! Give it about a week or two!
So anyway, here’s a picture I took and edited a long time ago but never uploaded. Nothing special, just to announce my return will be soon! =D
Hope you like the poem too, just a quickee I whipped up to add a little something to the pic! Can't wait 'till I can finally come back and start editing again. =)
Although - it's been very good to have a break from it for a while XD
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Ok, quick break from my random babbles XD Here's the story behind the pic - basically, this girl has voices that speak to her in her head and she's a scitzafrenic. If you hadn't already guessed, they want her to suffer as they did, to feel the pain they had to. And so they try to tempt her, telling her all her pain will end, tricking her. Where as, they're actually tricking her into a lifetime of lonelyness.
This girl will actually appear in the next black dust chapters (when I get the sims back) but I don't think she'll be the same girl as in this pic - meaning she'll have a totally different personality and background, but she'll still look the same. Although, you never know, I may keep her as she is... You'll have to find out! ;)
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By the way - extra important little note here XD
If the colours aren't quite right - too dark or too light, it's probably my computer screen. You see one is REALLY light and the other is REALLY dark and I use the dark one so this picture may be too dark or bright on your screen. So if it looks a bit funny, sorry about that! =S
This Old Navy opened in the 1990s (1995 I believe) and relocated in the 2000s to a newer store.
The Lincoln Park Shopping Center opened in 1957 as one of the Detroit Area's largest shopping centers. The Sears opened the previous year and was once the top grossing Sears store. In the 2000s the shopping center became mostly empty besides Dollar Tree, Sears, and a Big Boy Restaurant on an out-parcel. Plans for a Walmart to open at the shopping center fell through twice.
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Empty bleachers face a temporary inflatable sports arena. (Remarkably, the arena was assembled in one day.)
UP ACC44CW 6873 leads yet another train of empty coal gons, through Glen Ellyn, back to the Powder River Basin.
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