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On a recent trip to Door County Wisconsin, I stopped by the legendary Anderson Dock.
When I first got there to scope it out, it was raining with a sustained wind of at least 20-30 MPH. Not real good odds of getting a picture. As I waited around for sunset, the rain finally stopped and the sun poked out for just a few minutes to get this shot. I felt fortunate to get something for my trouble.
Per the Door County Pulse website... After Norwegian brothers Aslag and Halvor Anderson recognized the need for a deepwater dock in Ephraim, they constructed one in 1858. Throughout the 1880s, steamers arriving at the dock — most notably from the Goodrich Transportation Company — brought much-needed goods and much-appreciated tourists, and this activity ultimately vitalized Ephraim. Although the dock’s warehouse — the present-day Hardy Gallery — was built to store merchandise, it became a visible reminder of the sailors and ships that had stopped there.
Emily Irwin, outreach director and curator for the Ephraim Historical Foundation, explained that sailors arriving in Ephraim painted the name of their ship and the date on the side of the building as a way to mark their visit.
It’s a bit of a mystery exactly when the graffiti tradition began, but sailors were known to write on the warehouse from around 1910 into the 1950s, perhaps to express their relief and gratitude for a safe passage through the notorious Death’s Door waters, or simply to commemorate their arrival in Ephraim.
In 1949, the Ephraim Historical Foundation purchased the dock and warehouse from the Anderson family, and in 1961, the foundation leased the building to the Hardy Gallery. Through these shifts, however, the graffiti tradition has remained intact, with the public picking up where the sailors left off.
hehehe I got Cash XD
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Tank you for the naughty idea, The Hide Slave and Master xD [ S.T ]
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- Fishnet Face mask on Fuego store at MP:
[Link Mp]:
marketplace.secondlife.com/p/Fuego-Fishnet-Face-Mask-EVOX...
This building was Pitts General Merchandise and a US Post Office at one point and was built in 1903. It's quite old and has a lot of history. You can just tell by the decay on the building. Perhaps a boring photo but I like it.
Chicago, on the river
Fun fact - when opened in 1930, this was the largest building in the word in terms of floor space.
SD70ACe 9167 speeds past the signals at Coburn, Texas as it rolls merchandise west along the Transcon.
Left side view of the Brave display.
New Disney Store merchandise displays for the upcoming Disney/Pixar movie Brave, which premieres on June 22, 2012 in the US. New items, including poseable and plush dolls, were added online and in stores in the US and Canada on Monday May 14, 2012.
The new items included these dolls:
Brave Angus and Merida Doll Set ($39.50 US)
Transforming Triplets Brave Doll Set ($19.50 US)
Brave Mini Doll Set - 6 Pieces ($24.50 US)
Brave Mama Bear Plush Toy - 23'' H ($39.50 US)
Medium Cub Brave Plush Toys (Happy, Curious and Hungry) - 13-15'' H ($19.50 US)
Mini Cub Brave Plush Toys (Happy, Curious and Hungry) - 7-8'' H ($8.50 US)
Reversible Triplet Brave Plush Toy - 13'' H ($19.50 US)
Brave Angus Plush Toy - 14'' H ($19.50)
I stumbled upon an illustration I created well over seven years ago. This concept was one of many presented to a local radio station.
Scanned from Kodak Tri-X 400
(shot at ISO-250 and expired from Jan-2014)
shot with Orange filter
Chicago, IL
April 2021
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BNSF 701 is the rear DPU pusing a long merchandise train, heading west on UP's Moffat Sub between Clay and Plainview (Colorado). Despite the May 20th date, a late spring snow covered the aground.
An all EMD lash-up heads west with a merchandise train at Frost. A cleft in the rocks known as the Mojave Narrows can be seen just behind the rear of the train. A closer view of this natural gap carved by the normally dry Mojave River can be seen here: www.flickr.com/photos/28053622@N05/16123264587/in/album-7...
The Merchandise Mart Building from the river. Chicago, Illinois, USA.
El edificio Merchandise Mart desde el río. Chicago, Illinois, Estados Unidos.
i really find the ability of vendors to balance merchandises on their heads quite remarkable. it is an efficient method for carrying loads as it leaves both hands free for other uses. this practice dates back to antiquity
These intricate little handmade knick knacks can be found in the Mexico pavilion right when you first walk in. ...at Epcot World Showcase of Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida.
Disney Photo Challenge winner in "World Showcase Merchandise" - thanks for your votes!
A man on his phone in front of his San Judas merchandise store outside the church. On the 28th of each Month hundreds of people visit the Templo de San Hipólito to worship San Judas Tadeo, the Saint of Lost Causes.
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