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(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 :(
(c) 2017 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 :)
Photos were taken when maximum sunlight was availiable to expose different layers of corrosion/color.
Photos shot beneath palm on front deck of the house.
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.
Tomb of Nefertari, burial chamber: pillar 1
Nefertari wears the gold nekhbet headdress with the red mortar, facing Hathor who wears the plain red, tight fitting dress and the large solar disc within cows horns and a golden uraeus.
Description of all scenes according to
www.osirisnet.net/tombes/pharaons/nefertari/e_nefertari_0...
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.
(c) 2018 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 :)
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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Watertown, NY. August 2016.
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East Stroudsburg, PA. June 2015.
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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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WEEK 25 – Columbus Kmart, Set 1
Women's clothing was on either side of that center actionway we just looked at in the previous shot; now, spinning around to look the opposite direction, the children's clothing departments are in front of us – literally, the split between girls' and boys' is plainly visible. Taking advantage of that split is the store's fitting rooms, which is comfortably nestled between the two departments. Its triangle décor remains, but the wall behind it has been painted red; there's also a section of yellow paint visible on the right edge of this shot, and above these, a red stripe can be seen running the perimeter of the store. What's obvious is that these are somewhat-recent updates, but what's not obvious is just when these updates would have taken effect. If anyone knows or has a guess, please leave me a comment!
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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 :)
New Hartford, NY. January 2017.
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WEEK 22 – Southaven Gordmans Liquidation, Set I
(cont.) ...we're going to take a bit of a detour back toward the front, down yet another actionway. That's right – not only does this store feature the traditional perimeter actionways, but there are two additional front-to-back actionways! (Again, this map might come in handy for visualizing the layout.) In the center of those two front-to-back actionways are the fitting rooms, more or less on an island!
(c) 2017 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 :)
Store closed January 2018
Moon Township, PA. April 2017.
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A Ghost bike memorial for - Matthew David Zaleski, killed by a drunk driver on July 12, 2022 on 13 mile in Warren, Michigan
Greenville, SC. May 2017.
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Behind this wall of metal is the Brooklyn Navy Yard which instead of using a fence to keep people out, built a wall made of shipping containers. In the lower left corner of this photo is a public sidewalk and in the lower right corner is me.
Mount Pocono, PA. September 2019.
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Our four-footed houseguest, Gypsy, is making herself at home. She's been incredibly well behaved. She definitely has bonded to us and even engages in a bit of play with Heidi -- though Heidi would love if she would play all day long. She had to get used to no more free-feeding from the moment she arrived -- it took no time at all for her to get used to eating once a day but she is incredibly curious about the difference in food that goes in her dish (kibble - yuk) compared to Heidi's dish (real raw meat). We've compromised and break an egg into her kibble just so she is getting a tiny bit of real food.
Poughkeepsie, NY. October 2016.
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Clarksburg, WV. June 2016.
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Exiting menswear and taking a look down toward the fitting rooms in the back right corner of the store. Gotta love that yellow wavy neon!
The blue display there is of father's day cards. Since there's always a slight bit of empty space back here, Target tends to put out seasonal tie-in items sometimes.
(c) 2016 Retail Retell
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Elkview, WV. June 2016.
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Tim the Tank Car always felt out of place around other railroad cars. Tim eventually enrolled in a "feeling out of place" seminar led by Phil the Schienenzeppelin. Tim feels better about himself now!
Bena Road, Kern County, California 2005
Over the last year, i have spotted so many foreign trucks, that it would take forever to upload the trucks at the normal upload rate i have. I am certainly considering creating a new 'truck-spotting' account, devoted just to foreign trucks, as well as some interesting UK-registered ones too.
For now, i'm only uploading trucks of which are of interest (in my opinion), including trucks from rare and distant countries, ones with foreign personalised plates and other attributes.
This rather lovely Volvo FH 500 from Austria was driving down the M2 motorway. It featured very fitting personalised plates for the company the truck was working for, Road International, based in the town of Rankweil, located just a few miles north of Feldkirch in the Feldkirch district. The district lies on the borders of Liechtenstein and Switzerland. Personalised plates aren't too hard to obtain in Austria, costing only 245 euros, including administrative fees. Personalised Austrian plates are rare to see here in the UK, despite this.
M2, Kent, United Kingdom
an illustration i did for Liverpool's waxxx magasine.. hear is a short excerpt :
There were maybe one hundred people in the kitchen. Some strutting around in skinny ill-fitting clothes. Some sitting on work surfaces with dreadlocks, smoking joints and talking shit. Some standing, leaning their weight on one leg, talking or waiting for their turn to speak. When I looked a little closer into the throng of people my eyes were gangbanged by sights of depravity. Seeing sights that even Ross Kemp would be unable to fully come to grips with. A young man
masturbated in the corner of the room as if it were the most normal thing in the world. Young girls made makeshift drinks by going around pouring the dregs of pints into plastic cups, regardless of spit, urine or cigarette butts. A faded pop star sat on a plastic chair with his pants around his ankles injecting something into his thigh while a middle aged woman watched. She shrieked with delight the entire time.
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Store closed April 2018
St. Albans, WV. May 2017.
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Sadly closed in November 2017
Southbury, CT. October 2016.
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