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Shedders enjoy the music and atmosphere at the Watershed Country Music Festival at the Gorge Amphitheatre in George, Washington, USA Sunglasses Halter Top Pokie Puffy Areola Metal Hardware Nipples Pierced
From the parts drawers, bins, and bottles in the shop. I'll save anyone the count; there are 74 pieces.
Shot for Our Daily Challenge :“Start With A Circle”
The Perkins Opera House (also known as the Monticello Opera House) is a historic theatre in Monticello, Florida. It is located at the corner of Washington Street and Jefferson Street.
The Perkins Block was built in 1890 by Monticello businessman John H. Perkins. This building included three first floor bays housing Perkins' mercantile interests - a general store and sewing machine shop, a hardware store and a farm implement supply store. In addition, Perkins built a stable behind the building from which horses, mules and wagons were sold. The second floor of the Perkins Block included a large foyer and an opera house boasting unparalleled acoustics and the largest stage in the region.
Based loosely on BCD's Hardware Store instructions. This model includes a roll-up garage door, a larger Deck leading to the second floor residence, and an addition third floor. The shop includes more tools and a slightly redesigned dock. Signage. The second floor is all living room and kitchen. the third floor contains the master bedroom, a second smaller bedroom/office, and the bathroom. Access to the roof is via a hatch in the roof and a fixed ladder in the upper stairwell. The HVAC equipment is beefed up slightly as well, with a dedicated duct for the lower floors. The delivery truck is redesigned with seating for 2 using the vehicle base part, and the wooden bed rails are from 2 - 1x8 brown fence pieces (+ other subtle differences).
San Mayol
San Mayol es un pueblo rural del partido de Tres Arroyos, provincia de Buenos Aires. Sus calles de tierra y sus frondosas arboledas hacen que desde el horizonte el ejido urbano se confunda con el paisaje del campo.
Sin embargo, se destacan algunos edificios construidos en dos plantas -atípicos para un pueblo tan pequeño- y sobre todo el templo de la Iglesia Sagrado Corazón de Jesús, el sello distintivo de la comunidad.
Los habitantes trabajan mayormente en tareas relacionadas al campo, los chicos asisten al Jardín y a la Escuela, y mediante las instituciones se trabaja para el desarrollo armónico de la localidad.
Historia
Las tierras de lo que hoy es el pueblo pertenecían a Felipe Mayol de Senillosa, quien las donó para la construcción de la estación del Ferrocarril Sud, en el trazado de la línea ferroviaria que unía Lobería con Tres Arroyos. El 1° de octubre de 1907 pasó el tren por primera vez, y la estación del ferrocarril quedó inaugurada como “Mayol”. Al poco tiempo cambió el nombre a “San Mayol”, en conmemoración a un santo francés.
Un año antes de la fundación oficial, ya existía una población incipiente en la zona que propició la inauguración de la Escuela N°10 María Sánchez de Thompson, el 10 de septiembre de 1906, a la cual acudían estudiantes de los campos aledaños. Es que desde 1895, año en que Don Felipe comprara 24000 hectáreas de campo en el partido de Tres Arroyos, éstos se fueron poblando con arrendatarios, que eran en su mayoría inmigrantes italianos, holandeses y dinamarqueses.
Desde el año 1923 tuvo fundamental importancia en la cotidianeidad del pueblo y la zona, la firma Tavelli Hermanos. Éste era un comercio cuya principal actividad era el acopio de cereales, aunque contaba además con almacén, ferretería, corralón, carnicería, peluquería, bar e incluso hotel.
La urbanización fue, en su gran mayoría, promovida por el Ingeniero Civil Jorge Mayol -hijo de Don Felipe- quien construyó el Hotel Mayol, algunas casas y la Iglesia Sagrado Corazón de Jesús.
Más tarde, el Doctor Francisco de Masferrer, casado con Arsinda, hija de Don Felipe, ordenó que se edificaran una serie de casas de estilo catalán. Estas casas no sólo fueron morada de varias familias, sino que conformaron una verdadera esquina comercial. Allí se constituyó además el Club Social y Deportivo San Mayol y la Sala de Primeros Auxilios.
Un momento importante se dio el 15 de septiembre de 1932 cuando, reunidos en el Hotel Mayol, un grupo de productores agropecuarios firmó el acta constitutiva de la Cooperativa Agrícola Limitada de San Mayol. Ésta se constituyó en un lugar indiscutido de reunión, así como lo fueron también el almacén de Tavelli y la estación del ferrocarril. La Cooperativa funcionó hasta entrada la década del ’90, ya que en 1987 fue absorbida por la Cooperativa Agraria de Tres Arroyos Ltda., cesando en sus actividades el almacén primero y el acopio de cereales más tarde.
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San Mayol
San Mayol is a rural town of the Tres Arroyos district, province of Buenos Aires. Its streets of earth and its leafy trees make that from the horizon the urban ejido is confused with the landscape of the field.
However, there are some buildings built on two floors -sypical for such a small town- and especially the church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus Church, the hallmark of the community.
The inhabitants work mainly in tasks related to the field, the children attend the Garden and the School, and through the institutions work for the harmonious development of the locality.
History
The lands of what today is the town belonged to Felipe Mayol de Senillosa, who donated them for the construction of the Estación del Ferrocarril Sud, in the route of the railway line that linked Lobería with Tres Arroyos. On October 1, 1907, the train passed for the first time, and the railway station was inaugurated as "Mayol". Soon after, he changed the name to "San Mayol", in commemoration of a French saint.
A year before the official foundation, there was already an incipient population in the area that led to the inauguration of School No. 10 María Sánchez de Thompson, on September 10, 1906, attended by students from the surrounding fields. Is that since 1895, the year in which Don Felipe bought 24000 hectares of field in the party of Tres Arroyos, these were populated with tenants, who were mostly Italian, Dutch and Danish immigrants.
Since 1923, the Tavelli Hermanos signature was of fundamental importance in the everyday life of the town and the area. This was a trade whose main activity was the collection of cereals, but also had a warehouse, hardware store, yard, butcher, hairdresser, bar and even hotel.
Urbanization was, for the most part, promoted by the Civil Engineer Jorge Mayol-son of Don Felipe-who built the Hotel Mayol, some houses and the Sacred Heart of Jesus Church.
Later, Doctor Francisco de Masferrer, married to Arsinda, daughter of Don Felipe, ordered the construction of a series of Catalan-style houses. These houses were not only the abode of several families, but they formed a true commercial corner. The San Mayol Social and Sports Club and the First Aid Room were also established there.
An important moment occurred on September 15, 1932 when, gathered at Hotel Mayol, a group of agricultural producers signed the constitutive act of the Cooperativa Agrícola Limitada de San Mayol. This was an undisputed meeting place, as were the Tavelli warehouse and the railway station. The Cooperative worked until the 1990s, since in 1987 it was absorbed by the Cooperativa Agraria de Tres Arroyos Ltda., Ceasing in its activities the first warehouse and the collection of cereals later.
Fully equiped NYPD partrolling by St, Patrick's on Christmas eve. They weren't intersted in speaking to me.
Fujica GS645
Ilford HP5+ @ 1600
XTOL 1:1
Epson V800
Tried to repair the leaky bellows my GS645 came with. Let's just say it didn't quite work. :D
Had to bite the bullet and replace the bellows, which fortunately turned out to be much simpler than I thought.
Tucked into a charming stretch of 17th Street NW in Washington, D.C.'s Dupont Circle neighborhood, Hardware on 17th is more than just a hardware store — it’s a beloved neighborhood institution. Captured here at the golden hour when the soft light from the shop’s windows spills warmly onto the sidewalk, the storefront radiates an inviting, old-fashioned charm that feels increasingly rare in a rapidly modernizing city.
With its crisp white woodwork, large bay windows, and the historic True Value sign overhead, the building looks much as it might have decades ago. The shop specializes in practical, everyday essentials — paint, keys, garden tools — but it also embraces a bit of whimsy, as seen in the colorful, eclectic window displays showcasing everything from watering cans to kitchen gadgets. The vintage Benjamin Moore sign above the paint section hints at the shop’s long-standing commitment to quality and craftsmanship.
In a city often defined by monumental architecture and stately avenues, the cozy, human scale of this block — and Hardware on 17th specifically — offers a refreshing counterpoint. It’s a reminder that D.C. isn’t just a capital of politics; it’s a collection of distinct neighborhoods where small businesses like this one create the daily texture of city life.
Photographed during a quiet evening just after sunset, the image highlights the subtle beauty of everyday urban spaces. Bare winter tree branches frame the building above, while the warm interior glow draws the eye inward, evoking feelings of community, resilience, and comfort.
Whether you're stopping by for a can of paint, a spare key, or simply a friendly chat with the staff, Hardware on 17th remains a touchstone of neighborhood life — a reassuring constant in a city that is always evolving.
The Orbital ATK Antares rocket, with the Cygnus spacecraft onboard, launches from Pad-0A, Monday, May 21, 2018 at NASA's Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia. Orbital ATK’s ninth contracted cargo resupply mission with NASA to the International Space Station will deliver approximately 7,400 pounds of science and research, crew supplies and vehicle hardware to the orbital laboratory and its crew. Photo Credit: (NASA/Aubrey Gemignani)
Collective 52: Construction
Lighting: Yongnuo 560III, 1/16 into a reflector, camera left. White reflector on the right side.
It's a week before tomb-sweeping day, and the hardware store in Honglu Jie has a selection of grave goods for sale alongside its normal merchandise. Loco No.3 passes with empties for Hongluchang.
Capt. Blaine Jones takes off in Thunderbird 6 during the Joint Base Lewis-McChord Air Expo July 22, 2012. Jones is an opposing solo pilot with the U.S. Air Force Air Demonstration Squadron, flying. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Larry E. Reid)
Union Hardware is no more, but their quirky murals remain. I hope who ever takes over the space maintains them.
Taken for Flickr's Our Daily Challenge: A UNIQUE BUSINESS OR STOREFRONT IN MY HOMETOWN
(video sequence from stills - repeats 5x) The Orbital ATK Antares rocket, with the Cygnus spacecraft onboard, is raised into the vertical position on launch Pad-0A, Friday, Oct. 14, 2016 at NASA's Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia. Orbital ATK’s sixth contracted cargo resupply mission with NASA to the International Space Station will deliver over 5,100 pounds of science and research, crew supplies and vehicle hardware to the orbital laboratory and its crew. Photo Credit: (NASA/Bill Ingalls)
Existing light shot of the interior of Evers Hardware on Kodak Tri-X; one of the best films ever made and a dream for an amateur photographer, because you could develop it in your own bathroom. If memory serves, I exhibited this shot at the University of North Texas Museum in 1978.