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SET 3 – Walmart, Morrilton, AR
Not to be left out, the fitting rooms received their own Airport décor makeover as well, looking very much identical to the style seen in Corinth and Southaven. What’s interesting about those two stores, though (and as discussed at that linked Corinth photo), is that they have the 2020 blue nightmare décor as opposed to Airport! So, that’s confirmation that this particular detail, at least, hailed from Airport, and therefore was probably the single nicest décor item in either store following their respective remodels XD
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I rescued the stars I used the other day from the garbage. I'm putting the SOOC version in the comments, and I'll add my secret later.... time to make pizza!
View large. The stars in the back aren't photoshopped, they just look odd because they're out of focus.
Secret 25: I don't fit in well. Anywhere. But I also don't try to, so I suppose that's my fault.
Store closed April 2018 and is being replaced by Rural King.
Cambridge, OH. May 2017.
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{Wearing} Dress thanks to ModCloth (available in sizes XS-2X) / Bangle from India / Earrings thanks to ByBoe / BCBG Bag / Nine West Peep Toes
Pittston, PA. March 2018.
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Colas Hog 70810 slips through Stirling station between all the commuter trains whilst working the 6M84 Aberdeen Waterloo - Carlisle NY .
Lewisburg, WV. June 2016.
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The Frisco local also has a shoving platform for making movements. The head end is entering the CSX Kingsport Sub. Nov 22, 2015.
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Per this photo (showing the old fitting rooms under that cool, pre-Impact era clothing sign), the fitting rooms here in the Iuka store were upgraded as part of the 2016 remodel. I kind of miss that monster overhead sign myself!
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Wal-Mart 274, 1979-built, Battleground Dr. at First American Dr., Iuka MS
Vickie is a little 'flighty' about her slight differences to her vintage girlfriends, but thankfully, she feels like she's fitting in just fine. :)
Part of the fixture and fittings of British Rail and its successors are pictured.
March East Junction signalbox , opened in 1885 and now a listed building is passed by the relatively new in comparison 47813 and 47853 which were new in the 1960's.
The 47's were working the 1138 Crewe Gresty Bridge - Norwich Crown Point.
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Today I had my first fitting of my prosthetic leg at the Royal Melbourne Hospital.
Adjusting was carried out to make the leg socket fit correctly and I was given a list of exercises to do at home to make both legs stronger.
Was allowed to weight bear on prosthetic however I was not permitted to walk on it even though I was busting to give it a go.
Still a long way to go but at least I have started the process. 11:05am, Tuesday the 15th of February, 2022.
Shot with Canon EOS 40D + Canon 50mm f/1.8
Today is my personal three year DSLR anniversary. Yay.
I wrote about this happy day on my new Blog.
How did your live change through photography?
When did you story begin?
I would love to read your stories.
See ya...
(cont.) ...instead, we would be better off looking closely at the fitting rooms themselves, since as you can see here, they've been replaced as of last Monday! These newer, wood-looking units certainly look more modern than the old gray ones that used to be here (seen in the previous pic, and better in this series of photos, scrolling right at that link). Unfortunately, though, as a part of this switcheroo, it appears the classic P97 mens/boys and womens/girls signs (also at that link) were removed as well :(
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Normal service resumed as my first post-holiday offering is (surprise, surprise) a little something from DRS.
A 6C22 Kingmoor to Sellafield ran on Friday morning.
Although the day dawned brightly it was a little too early-doors for a sleepyhead such as I so I didn't go out for it as I knew that a 66 was up front.
I was already aware that there was a Sellafield - Kingmoor STP in for mid' morning and I suspected that this would be to return the 6C22 loco's to Carlisle. This would mean non-mod' 37 No.37688 at the sharp end.
I'd been planning this shot at Wigton for a couple of years but conditions had never been right.
Two 20s with one flask might just squeeze in but a pair of light-engines would be a dead cert' so this was the time.
No.66429 is the Dred.
It was our last day and we were heading home, when south of Effingham we found a clear signal for a southbound. That southbound turned out to be A408, sporting a SD70/ SD60/ SD70 consist. This was also the first repaint we has seen all trip trailing third. Seen here in Alma, Illinois the train is making excellent time to Carbondale.
Going back even further in time for this one: back to July 3rd, 2017, where we're looking at the brand-new fitting rooms. Indeed, this update was fresh enough at the time that I was actually able to squeeze it in to last year's Sunday Summer Spectacular; see here and here for more details.
The short story is that the store's previous fitting room units were replaced with these new ones that are now unisex. Updates like these (and more that I'll be showing you on upcoming Sundays) are what give me hope that Target is giving this store enough attention to keep people from worrying it is doomed to closure, while simultaneously – and, perhaps, a bit paradoxically – demonstrating that they're actually ignoring it enough to where we can assume there's not a remodel in the works anytime soon.
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Store will be closing later this year as it was the newest store closure announcement.
Chillicothe, OH. May 2017.
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Dextrous seen alongside the McTay fitting berth, in Birkenhead East Float, some time in 1984.
Built as part of a two-tug order from Dover Harbour Board, the other tug being named Deft, she was sold to Howard Smith Towage in 2000 for use on the Thames, being renamed Cobham.
She subsequently became HT Cutlass with Adsteam on the Humber.
Her UK service ended in 2013 when Svitzer transferred her to Svitzer Americas for service in Venezuela.
Dextrous has a bollard pull of 29 tonnes and cost a princely £1.5 million to build.
Photo by J. Clarkson / D.B.Hillman Collection
Maudlin, SC. May 2017.
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Lewisburg, WV. June 2016.
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I miss autumnal change on a grand scale here in Los Angeles but we do have little pockets ... a few trees which manage to do something wonderful.
This Kmart in Richmond, Indiana was built in 1960 as a Grants department store. I think this was large for a Grants at the time; this store is 93,160 square feet. The store was turned into a Kmart on June 15th, 1978. In 2001, a Kmart Express gas station was added to the store. The Kmart Express was closed in Summer 2017 (either at end of June or in early July).
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Don't worry, that oddly-angled pic isn't the only one I have of the fitting rooms :P And actually, this pic is one of the newer ones in this set, taken in February of this year for a change. Looks like a clever employee has stuck up a rack to hold discarded clothes in that awkward corner between the men's underwear display and fitting room entrance over on the left of the photo: the best use I've seen for it yet! Otherwise, it seems to serve as random cart storage, or a place to lean while waiting for someone trying stuff on, like I've done XD But that's not what we ought to be paying attention to here... (cont.)
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