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PA, Harrisburg PA, Progress Grille.
Progress Grilel located along Walnut Street in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. The neon! The angles! The starburst! Sadly the restaurant building is so remodeled that it looks nothing like you would expect for this great sign.
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The bathroom end with door and window. Siding has progressed to just below the beginning of the roof.
Heres what I did at work today. It's not complete, but I had to share it. I really am enjoying working on this piece... will post the finished piece when it's done.
Old farming commumunities are giving way for new construction in the town of Chenzhou Hunan China
Leica M9 Super-Elmar-M 21mm ASPH ISO160 1/500s f5.6 stitched from 3 images
Cathay Pacific has very cool in-flight entertainment. Before liftoff, we were treated to this nifty progress screen; after we reached cruising altitude, we could also play games, watch a huge selection of movies or TV shows, and listen to "radio" or another giant selection of CDs (from which we could make our own playlists). This all came in very handy when I found myself unable to sleep on the 14-hour flight.
Back in town for a few days. The Arrowleaf balsamroot have been loving to coll wet spring we have had.
Looking forward to catching up on my contact's wonderful images.
Clariant plant, Horsforth.
The plant was originally known as Sandoz, a textile dyes business that began in Bradford and was acquired by Clariant in 1995
This site is slowly being demolished to be replaced by around 400 new homes.
We got some great pumpkins for our first batch! We'll start selling them during our Fall Tractor Show on October 19, 20, 26, and 27. Come down any of those days and pick up a pumpkin....or five, we've plenty to spare!
Don't forget on Oct. 27th, we'll be having our annual Track or Treat event during the Fall Tractor Show. Kids in Costume get in for FREE and in addition to collecting candy and prizes around the grounds, we've got Museum Exclusive activity and coloring pages available PLUS FREE pumpkins for the kids to paint and decorate! These pumpkins will be from the smaller patch but will be the perfect size for them.
Check out the website for more details: www.agsem.com/Track-or-Treat.php