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San Diego Cactus and Succulent Society Trophy for best Haworthia ~
Don Patterson. This is the largest Haworthia truncata I have ever seen. Fantastic plant!
Photo by Michael Buckner, The Plant Man Nursery, San Diego, June 7, 2009.
From Wikipedia: In 1889, the Shasta Mineral Springs Company was founded at the base of Mt. Shasta. In 1928, the name was changed to The Shasta Water Company. The company produced bottled mineral water from Shasta Springs in Northern California. The water was poured into glass-lined railroad cars and shipped off for local bottling. In 1931, Shasta produced its first soft drink, a ginger ale. Until the 1950s, the company's products were mainly mixers for alcoholic drinks: mineral water, club soda, and ginger ale.
Shasta introduced new marketing strategies in the 1950s, which became industry standards: the packaging of soft drinks in cans, the introduction of low calorie soft drinks, and the distribution of cans and bottles directly to grocers through wholesale channels. By 1960, Shasta was a well-known brand in the western United States. During the 1960s, Shasta was sold to Consolidated Foods (later known as Sara Lee) and renamed Shasta Beverages.
The Shasta Company Headquarters is located in Hayward. The facility, once marketed as "The World's Largest Soft Drink Canning Plant," opened in 1966 and used to offer tours. Yesterday, a visit was necessary for two reasons: 1.) To see the newly restored SHASTA neon sign (thank you Arrow Sign!) and 2.) To see the giant spinning soda can.
When’s the last time you saw a giant spinning soda can?
A really neat old 7Up vending machine alongside a barber shop in Hilliard, Ohio. Loved the old logos on the selection buttons too (took a separate picture of them).
More from this will be on my blog: stellerphoto.com/blog/archives/465
This was a wedding shot by 6 (yes...SIX) photographers in Kansas City. Check out their blogs to see more! Many more will be added to the series over the next week.
Notes: Nikon D700, 50mm
The selection buttons on an old Dr. Pepper vending machine, featuring quite a few cool old pop logos.
The hand pendant measures 1 3/4" x 1 3/4" and is made from a recycled aluminum beverage can. The hand is backed by TWO layers of foam for heft and stability. There are NO sharp aluminum metal edges -- pendant is garanteed to be filed smooth.
Pop Art pendant hangs on a 22" ball chain necklace.
Floating candles accented with white blooms create a sparkling table display. Photography by Lemon Lime Photography. Design by Blue Bouquet, Kansas City www.bluebouquet.com
The front side of an old 7up machine in Hilliard; I was especially excited to see the grape sunkist logo on the button in the top right corner since it hasn't been made around where I live for about 8 or more years.
Gold Flora Vape Pens Black Lion Farms, Desert Hot Springs, Ca. July 26, 2022(Contributing Photographer/John Valenzuela)
The hand pendant measures 1 3/4" x 1 3/4" and is made from a recycled aluminum beverage can. The hand is backed by TWO layers of foam for heft and stability. There are NO sharp aluminum metal edges -- pendant is garanteed to be filed smooth.
Pop Art pendant hangs on a 22" ball chain necklace.
I'm doing a countdown for the days until Grace arrives here from Colorado! So basically each day i will take a picture that represents the number of days left.
I am so excited! This picture was kind of hard to take and focus but i finally got it in the end.
plastic doohickeys filled with calamansi powder, and topped with a paper leaf. very cute, quelle kawaii.
Aka: Tomato, Coke, Coke, LemonLime, Orange, Water, French and Tomato
Photographer:- Tim Large
Location:- The Christmas Market, Bath, England.
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Celebrating one year on flickr. It has been a year rich in experiences but a strange year, a year full of visual images. There were several highlights, and this is an outtake from one such day.
This shapely wristlet is the way to look good in the office or to go about town in style - whether it be going out with the girls or shopping. It is a convenient way to carry your essentials without having to lug around a big bag. Great for storing your money, cosmetics, cell phone, camera.....also great as a gift.
The front of this wristlet features the elegant Erin McMorris, Wildwood, Lotus and Leaves in Fuchsia fabric matched with a lemon lime sherbet cotton home decor fabric. The back is the Lotus and Leaves in Fuchsia print. It is lined in the same lemon lime sherbet cotton home decor fabric with a roomy patch pocket. It has been interfaced for added strength and closes with a zipper for security.
The wristlet features a detachable wrist strap via a swivel clip which loops around your wrist so you can keep your hands free.
Measurements:
Approx 10 1/2" (26cm) wide at base, 9" (22.5cm) wide at top, 5.25" (13.5 cm) tall at the sides, 5" (12.5 cm) tall at the center.
Two vending machines side by side on the side of a building in Rossburg, Ohio. I especially like the Mountain Dew one.
First time I've seen this design. Apparently it's an older machine, because the lettering on the bottles is one of the older logo designs. Located in a long line of vending machines alongside a building in Lexington.
Uploaded in honor of Christmas - not because they're Christmas flavors, but because of the red and green.
The Dr. Enuf product line is from Tri-Cities Beverages in Johnson City, TN. The original flavor is actually a clear liquid and is not a Dr. Pepper type clone, but more of a lemon-lime type beverage. It's marketed as having a bunch of extra vitamins in it to make you feel better with a slogan of "Enuf is Enough."
While it is most common to find in northeast Tennessee, for a short while when I was in college, our university bookstore carried it in the mid 90's. I wish I had save the bottle from back then, but it came with a little booklet tied to the neck of the bottle describing all the curative properties of the drink as if were an 1890 miracle elixir.
The taste: Imagine a sprite or 7up with a couple of multi-vitamins dissolved in it. I guess that would make you feel better but I didn't really care for the taste. As I wrote on my blog about 7 years ago, "after one sip, you'll say "Enuf'" A few months later, someone commented on my blog to say I should go out and try the Herbal Cherry flavor as it wasn't so vitaminy. Indeed, it is better but still has a vitamin taste to it.
Today, the drink is marketed as an energy drink from before there were energy drinks. Unlike most lemon-lime type beverages, it does have caffeine. Of course, it has thiamine and niacin as well. Both flavors come in a diet version, too. I bought these at the Sycamore Drive-in in Elizabethton, TN.
A cool old Faygo vending machine, with some old-looking logos on the cans in the picture there. I saw a couple of these in the area, and that's an incredible price for pop too by the way. I recommend "moon mist".
A cool-looking old Mountain Dew vending machine by the side of a building in Rossburg, Ohio. I think the logo seen here on the can has been twice changed since the creation of the machine.
A pair of vending machines which appear to be perhaps a decade or so old. The logos are outdated so I'd guess these are from the nineties.
Alka Seltzer like Fizzies drink tablets - a candy tablet that is meant to go in a 6-ounce cup of water to make a fruity drink mix - Fizzies come in seven flavors - lemon-lime - root beer - sour apple - orange - blue razz - fruit punch - and cherry - and the animated Fizzard the Wizard character adorns the colorful wrappers - Fizzard casts spells like balla bo berry turn to cherry and floo fly florange turn to orange - And his spells most certainly work when placed in water - the tablets turn a regular glass of water vibrant colors - If you recall Fizzies first became popular in the 1950s and 60s