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Lewisburg, WV. June 2016.
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Nice that my favorite flower, the rhododendron, should be the first bloom to appear this year, this the very day that the buds opened. I've always loved this remarkably hardy evergreen, marveling at how it can endure the most extreme cold weather conditions, usually completely buried under snow for months while enduring temps of -30F, only to emerge in the spring with leaves still green and displays like this at the ready. Admirable indeed. I always had these bushes in my more formal gardens previously and finally succumbed to the urge a few years ago by planting a few up here. They have not disappointed.
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This to me is the pièce de résistance of S'haven Walmart's apparel section - the fitting rooms with the cool sparks, and modern overhead signage. (Modern now, but of course will look terribly dated before we get too far into the 2020's)! And yep, this is the same fitting rooms signage that suffered (and, if I'm not mistaken, still suffers) from serious issues at the Olive Branch Walmart.
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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JAGO: “Oh hullo there! We didn’t see you there.”
ORSON: “Indeed Jago, we didn’t! You were very quiet, crouching there and peering through Daddy’s front white picket fence.”
DAISY-MAUD: “We were just taking tea.”
ORSON: “It’s such a lovely day, we didn’t want to take tea in the parlour.”
JAGO: “So we decided to have it outside, here in the garden instead.”
DAISY-MAUD: “Would you care to join us? We always have room for friends. There is plenty of hot tea in the pot.”
The theme for "Smile on Saturday" for the 21st of October is "behind the fence", where you have to take a photograph of a fence and something behind it. I am not quite sure whether this will cut the mustard for this theme or not, so I have a second version if it doesn’t. The white out-of-focus bars to either end of the photograph are pickets in my front garden’s white picket fence. Often, if you should happen to pass my house and peer through the pickets on the fence, you will find my bears playing hide-and-seek, celebrating birthday parties, enjoying picnics, or as we find Daisy-Maud, her brother Jago, and friend Orson, taking tea. I hope you like my choice of this week’s theme, and that it makes you smile.
Jago was a gift from a dear friend in England. He is made of English mohair with suede paw pads and glass eyes. He is a gentle bear, kind and patient who carries an air of calm about him. He is already fitting in with everyone else very nicely.
Daisy Maud is Jago's little sister and was made by the same friend in England who made him. She is made of German mohair with floral fabric cotton paw pads that match her pretty sunhat, and glass eyes. A sweet and loving little girl bear, she is happy to be reunited with her big brother, Jago, and enjoys being spoiled by her new Daddy.
Orson, named after the little bear constellation, was made by the same friend who made Jago and Daisy-Maud. He comes ready dressed in 'trousers' made of German mohair accessorised with embroidered braces. His paws are ultra suede and his eyes are glass. He is described as being a little bit serious minded but very friendly. He's fine once he gets to know you.
This beautiful nursery rhyme tea set was made in England by the Shell China Company in the 1930s. It features six cups, saucers and plates as well as a teapot, milk jug and sugar bowl. Each piece is gilt edged and decorated and feature different nursery rhymes including: "Ding Dong Dell Pussy’s in the Well", "The Old Woman Who Lived in a Shoe", "Old King Cole", "Pat a Cake Pat a Cake Baker’s Man", "Little Tommy Tittlemouse", "See Saw Margery Daw" and &This Little Pig Went to Market" amongst others. The set I acquired from England, and it is a sister set to a 1920s Shell China Company nursery rhyme tea set and a 1920s faerie tale tea set. There are also doll (bear) sized tea spoons which are sterling silver salt spoons, and the spoon in the "Little Tommy Tittlemouse" sugar bowl is an Eighteenth Century mustard spoon and is sterling silver.
Shot with Canon EOS 40D + Canon 50mm f/1.8
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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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Lewisburg, WV. June 2016.
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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.
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
Store will be closing later this year as it was the newest store closure announcement.
Chillicothe, OH. May 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 :)
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!
(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 :)
Everything in the church centres on the Altar of sacrifice, as is fitting and right, for the church building is principally for the Holy Mass celebrated on the Altar. From it the living Church, the People of God, is fed on Christ's Body and Blood, and so is built up as members of his Mystical Body.
Maudlin, SC. May 2017.
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Store closed April 2018
Barboursville (Huntington), WV. May 2017.
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Target #811
Panama City, FL
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East Stroudsburg, PA. June 2015.
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I was shopping at Macy's earlier today and found this top that I really liked. I tried it on in the fitting room and too these pictures of it. It was on sale but I decided not to purchase it.
This wonderful ''totem pole'' like carving was made from the trunk of the in-situ dead tree - made possible by a lady who loved Tropical World here in Roundhay Park and all the animals here....so she left some money in her will, and when she died they commissioned an artist who carved this with a chainsaw direct into the tree trunk....carvings of all the diff animals go all the way around its circumference.....a wonderful legacy...June 2016...Roundhay Park, Leeds, West Yorkshire, UK.
From today's session.
I wanted to try on Syrenn the Icecream second set ^0^
From today's session.
I wanted to try on Syrenn the Icecream second set ^0^
Store closed April 2018 and is being replaced by Rural King.
Cambridge, OH. May 2017.
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Renishaw Hall, Derbyshire.
Stable Court, 1795.
By Joseph Badger of Sheffield.
Grade ll* listed.
Within the pediment is the Sitwell coat of arms in Coade stone.
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Image of weather vane.
Perhaps the most fitting tribute to Clinker (the racing horse) is to be found at the entrance to his master’s Stable Courtyard. Look up before passing through the first archway and there is the “counterfeit presentment” of Clinker on the stable clock’s weather vane. Clinker is at full gallop, with his jockey wearing the Sitwell racing colours - truly the “speediest of horses”.
Detail: Close up of Weather Vane.
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STABLE COURT AT RENISHAW HALL
Heritage Category: Listed Building
Grade: II*
List Entry Number: 1335076
Details
PARISH OF ECKINGTON RENISHAW PARK SK 43 78 12/106 Stable Court at 31.1.67 Renishaw Hall (formerly listed as Stable Court including two cottages) GV II* Stable Court. 1795, by Joseph Badger of Sheffield. Ashlar and coursed rubble coal measures sandstone, with moulded eaves cornice and slate roof coverings. Double courtyard plan, with pedimented portico to entrance, corner pavilions to principal elevations, and intermediate and end pavilions to outer walls. East elevation. Symmetrical front, 1-3-1-3-1 bays with central portico with pediment above semi-circular headed entrance archway. Within the pediment is the Sitwell.coat of arms in Coade stone. Flanking the archway are pairs of attached Tuscan columns. Above the entrance a domed cupola with coupled Tuscan columns to corners, louvred faces and a lead covered roof supporting an ornamental weather vane. Flanking the portico are single storey three-bay ranges with 4 x 4 pane sashes, some with painted sashes. Advanced square pavilions to ends with Venetian windows with semi-circular headed recesses. Voussoirs to arch heads and glazing bar sashes to the openings. Upper floor with 2 x 3-light sash windows. Flanking ranges 1-5-1-5-1 in rubble sandstone, with sash windows in some openings, and with other openings blind, below wedge lintels channelled in imitation of voussoirs. Central pavilion with six pane sash above Venetian window, as in the pavilions to the main elevation. Entrance courtyard completely paved with stone setts with pedimented central doorway to north range flanked by glazing bar sashes below wedge lintels. South flanking range with two plain doorways and three sash windows, linking the intermediate pavilions, and dividing the two courtyards, a seven bay single storey range, with five segmental arched openings to the centre, the central one giving access to the inner courtyard, the remainder carriage sheds formerly with six panel double doors with curved heads, now mostly renewed. At either end, a single plain doorway beneath a wedge lintel, and a sash window. Inner court with arcaded south range, with semi-circular arched openings, now all infilled. North side with four tall sash windows below wedge lintels, one doorway with chamfered quoined surround at west end, and plain doorway beneath wedge lintel at east end, with nine pane sash above. West end of inner court closed by three bay barn with concrete tiled hipped roof, advanced central bay with segmental arch to tall cart opening and circular pitching eyes to overlofts of end bays. Ventilation slits to ground floor, and plain doorways inserted at each end. Doors renewed. Interior. The main stable has round headed niches for fodder to each stall.
Listing NGR: SK4365078626
WEEK 26 – Aéropostale Closure, Southaven, MS
Now for a look at the fitting rooms. If I remember correctly, the chalkboard signs on the doors were never there prior to the liquidation, though there was admittedly a rather lengthy span between my last pre-liquidation visit and my first post-liquidation visit. I can certainly attest to the lack of air conditioning that note posted outside mentioned, especially since I was inside a small fitting room for a large part of the visit.
(c) 2016 Retail Retell
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Charleston, WV. June 2016.
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A fitting little model.
You can find this adorable little gorilla in the Bronx Zoo.
Shot on my Nikon D600 + 70-200mm f/2.8 VR I
Greenville, SC. May 2017.
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Chassis n° XKD526
XKD526 was sold and delivered new in Brisbane (Australia) in 1955. It set a new Australian record for the flying quarter mile of 217,5 km/h at the 1956 Leyburn Sprint, driven by Geordie Anderson. In 1961 it took part in the Australian GT championship, which required the fitting of a hard top, making this the only D-type equipped with such an accessory.
Class XIII : Jaguar Icons : C + D + E + F Types
Zoute Concours d'Elegance
The Royal Zoute Golf Club
Zoute Grand Prix 2018
Knokke - Zoute
België - Belgium
October 2018