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This store opened in 1985 as a Big Star grocery store in Raleigh at the intersection of Western and Buck Jones Rd. In 1988 Harris Teeter purchased the Big Star chain as a way to expand into the Triangle market. Walking around this store is kind of like walking around a Food Lion with Harris Teeter signage. These older Harris Teeters are becoming quite rare as the chain has closed most of their old stores in recent years.
A dead tree teeters on the edge of the rapidly-eroding cliff. It will soon join its siblings on the beach.
I noticed this prominent balanced rock while watching the video of my 5/22/18 return hike to Secret Pocket. I captured a frame of the video to share here. This precariously poised rock is visible on the sand wash on the way to Secret Pocket beyond the Watchtower.
A short distance ahead the ridge ends and Secret Pocket opens on the left. Some of the Paria Puppets can be seen about 100 yards away on right across the valley at the foot of Caterpillar Mesa.
I have photographed this empty farm house for the last three years. I fear it is getting to the stage where it is past repairing.
Harris Teeter #462 (51,282 square feet)
4501 John Tyler Memorial Highway, Governor's Green, Williamsburg, VA
This location opened on April 3rd, 2019; it was originally Winn-Dixie Marketplace #961, which opened on April 20th, 1995 and closed in 2005. It became a Farm Fresh in fall 2005, which closed on April 17th, 2018.
Harris Teeter #462 (51,282 square feet)
4501 John Tyler Memorial Highway, Governor's Green, Williamsburg, VA
This location opened on April 3rd, 2019; it was originally Winn-Dixie Marketplace #961, which opened on April 20th, 1995 and closed in 2005. It became a Farm Fresh in fall 2005, which closed on April 17th, 2018.
Made and manufactured by Kiddie's Manufacturing of Lares, Puerto Rico in 1998. This ride was originally a Harris Teeter-exclusive.
Harris Teeter #356 (55,861 square feet)
6485 Centerville Road, Lightfoot Marketplace, Williamsburg, VA
This location opened on July 13th, 2016.
This is a first for me. Having read about these birds before made it much easier to identify. This is a spotted sandpiper, minus the spots, obviously. During the breeding season spotted sandpipers are endowed with they have bold dark spots on their breast and belly. When in non-breeding plumage, like this one, they do not. What they do have, that is so characteristic, is a teeter tottering bounce to their gait. Their rear ends bounce up and down, constantly, even when standing still. It's as if they are rocking to music that only they can hear! This little fellow wasn't shy at all. I was sprawled across the coral and stone shoreline, belly down, when it decided to walk right up to me. It go so close that I could no longer focus the camera. I hope to catch one of these medium sized sandpipers when dressed in breeding plumage someday. If you see one, you'll never forget it. No other bird walks quite the same way (except for its Eurasian counterpart). #ILoveNature #ILoveWildlife #ILoveBirds #WildlifePhotography in #Florida #Nature in #America #USA #SpottedSandpiper #WildlifeConservation #Canon #Bringit #DrDADBooks #Photography #Picoftheday #Photooftheday
This is one of the many names given to the Spotted Sandpiper because of its unusual bobbing movements. It's tail bobs up and down even when standing, otherwise, still. It makes these birds easily recognizable, even at a distance. This teetering motion increases when the birds are nervous, but stops when the birds are alarmed or being aggressive. I find it funny that the Spotted Sandpipers in Chatsworth Lake are so wary, and the one I photographed in Flamingo Florida last year practically climbed onto my camera. I hope to find the group in Chatsworth Lake again. Hopefully, next time they will have chicks. #iLoveNature #iLoveWildlife #WildlifePhotography in #NewJersey #Nature in #NorthAmerica #USA #SpottedSandpipers #DrDADBooks #Canon #WildlifeConservation
a page from mein Tagebuch (my journal) 2001-2005. Codex bound, wooden covers, hand-embroidered spine. To view the book's cover and spine, go here
A vertical pano catches the entire giant tree as it perilously totters on its steep bank of a normally tame jungle stream. The last monsoon deposited deluges enough to erode the clay from under this senior forest custodian.
Harris Teeter #463 (58,000 square feet)
3675 Bridge Road, Bennett's Creek Crossing, Suffolk, VA
This location opened on February 20th, 2019 and was originally located here; it was originally Farm Fresh #6276, which opened in 2006 and closed in April 2018.
Harris Teeter #467 (38,685 square feet)
2129 General Booth Boulevard, Suite 111, Strawbridge Marketplace, Virginia Beach, VA
This location opened on December 12th, 2018; it was originally (and very briefly) a Safeway, which opened in May 1987. It became a Gene Walters' Marketplace in late 1987 and Farm Fresh #6289 in 1992, which closed in April 2018.
Harris Teeter #460 (43,404 square feet)
227 Fox Hill Road, Willow Oaks Village Square, Hampton, VA
This location opened on May 8th, 2019; it was originally a Farm Fresh, which opened on August 25th, 2001 and closed on April 25th, 2018.
The site originally housed a 32,000 square foot Food Fair, which opened in August 1968 and became a Pantry Pride in 1979, a Super Fresh in April 1987 and a Farmer Jack in May 1998, which closed in January 1999.
Harris Teeter #463 (58,000 square feet)
3675 Bridge Road, Bennett's Creek Crossing, Suffolk, VA
Opened February 20th, 2019; originally Farm Fresh (2006-April 2018)
Harris Teeter #463 (58,000 square feet)
3675 Bridge Road, Bennett's Creek Crossing, Suffolk, VA
Opened February 20th, 2019; originally Farm Fresh (2006-April 2018)
Harris Teeter #241 (48,756 square feet)
7386 Harbour Towne Parkway, Suite 21, Harbour View Marketplace, Suffolk, VA
Opened June 3rd, 2009
Harris Teeter #320 (52,610 square feet)
1470 Quarterpath Road, Quarterpath Crossing, Williamsburg, VA
Opened November 3rd, 2009
Harris Teeter #463 (58,000 square feet)
3675 Bridge Road, Bennett's Creek Crossing, Suffolk, VA
Opened February 20th, 2019; originally Farm Fresh (2006-April 2018)