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Muốn có tha thiết một đôi mắt hiền
Muốn có ấm áp một bờ vai êm
Em yêu nụ cười mỗi ngày anh đến
Và em yêu những nụ hôn anh vẫn hay trao.
Muốn có thương nhớ nhiều như lúc đầu,
Muốn những câu hứa không hề thay đổi
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An Off 5th (AKA Saks Fifth Avenue Outlet) store at Great Lakes Crossing...
The massive, approximately 1,400,000 square foot, Great Lakes Crossing Outlets was opened on Novemeber 12th 1998. Taubman developed this mall after a plan by Mills to build "Auburn Mills" on the site fell through. Great Lakes Crossing is obviously a Mills inspired mall. The original anchors of the mall were Bass Pro Shops, JCPenney Outlet, Burlington Coat Factory, Sportmart, and Star Theatres. Of those main anchors, JCPenney Outlet closed and Sportmart (another source says it may have been Oshman's) became Sports Authority. A number of mid-size anchor stores such as T.J. Maxx, Marshalls, Group USA, Saks Off Fifth Outlet, Lord & Taylor Outlet, Neiman Marcus Last Call, SeaLife aquarium, Forever 21, and Bed Bath & Beyond are also found at this mall.
The mall appears to be doing very well based on how I saw it. I only noticed a handful of vacancies and most of those vacancies appear to have happened within the months prior to my visit. The largest vacancy at the mall was a former Toby Keith's I Love This Bar And Grill location, which closed in late 2015. The mall also seemed to have heavy foot-traffic and full parking lots. I was planning to eat here as well but all the tables in the food court had people at them and the full service restaurants, like Rainforest Cafe, all had waits. This is a little departure from me covering mostly dead or dying malls. I thought it was odd to see a mall with an aquarium in it as well!
Great Lakes Crossing Outlets (January 23, 2016) - Auburn Hills, Michigan
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Camera: Sigma DP1X
Lens: 16.6mm F4 Prime (35mm equivalent focal length: 28mm)
RAW to JPG conversion software: Sigma Photo Pro 5.5
Caravan as basis for seasonal off-grid living in Argyll, Scotland.
Image processed with Capture One Pro.
Model Natalia Zhang
New shot not posted before
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The #FlickrFriday #Watch challenge
Light vessels were ships designed to perform as lighthouses in places where it was impractical to build them. Generally having no propulsion, they were towed to their stations and permanently moored there to guide other shipping. Most have now been decommissioned in favour of cheaper buoys.
This is LV16, launched in 1954 and operated by Trinity House until she was retired in 1988. In November 1960 LV16 was damaged at the South Goodwin Sands Station which, 6 years previously, had been the site of a tragedy when a previous light vessel had slipped its mooring during a force 12 storm, had drifted on to Goodwin Sands (a particularly dangerous area where The North Sea meets The English Channel) and had capsized with the loss of all hands but one. No trace of those lost was ever found. No matter what the weather, light vessels remained on station making it hazardous work. Having no propulsion they were entirely at the mercy of the elements.
The photo was taken at dusk to take advantage of colours from nearby street lighting
www.manstonhistory.org.uk/south-goodwin-lightship-disaste...
. . . Besides all the great information about buildings they give you on the Chicago Architectural Boat Tour, you get to see some of the nicest little bridge towers and reflections around!
Have a great week Facebook and Flickr friends!
Found this at the local pool.
It seemed so surreal that I went to my locker and got my camera. The guy there teaching kids first aid procedures was really paranoid about me taking photos of the plastic faces. "But this will not appear in the newspaper, right?"
At times I wonder what kind of thoughts go through people's heads.
Feel free to press "L"
Shot on the incredibly light and cheap Nikon F75.
I had to look up what browned off meant, essentially British Speak for Pissed off. This girl appears browned off that I was taking photos of her dogs, likewise I was a little browned off as the dogs did not look very comfortable. For 116 pictures in 2016 no. 87.