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AMT Trader, carrying a hull section of HMS QUEEN ELIZABETH, in the Forth of Forth en-route from BAE Systems, Govan to Babcock, Rosyth.
Where's the first place Misha and Brian head? Why, to Trader Joe's of course! This is Brian's favorite grocery store and it was truly amazing. A wide selection of veggie-friendly foods and incredibly tasty store brands. Sigh. If only they'd come to Sarasota!
I went to Toy Trader in Langley, the largest independent toy store in BC. They had these incredible toy dioramas that were super awesome!
Singapore Symphony: A combination of pineapple, passion fruit, fine rums and gin. Add a touch of passion to your life.
I've always loved this cute sign in Tomorrowland!
The Star Trader
Tomorrowland
Disneyland
Anaheim, California
July 9, 2011
expired Ektachrome 100 Plus, rated at 50 ISO, and cross-processed in C-41. Some color corrections done after scanning.
BASS TRADER
...later MERCEDES Del MAR
Australian
IDNo:7356252
Year:1976
Name:BASS TRADER
Keel:
Type:Cargo ship (roro)
Launch Date:8.11.75
Flag:AUS
Date of completion:20.7.76
Tons:6374
Link:2462
DWT:7483
Yard No:94
Length overall:142.0
Ship Design:
LPP:127.0
Country of build:AUS
Beam:23.4
Builder:NSW Govt DY
Material of build:
Location of yard:Dyke End
Number of
screws/Mchy/
Speed(kn):2D-14.5
Naval or paramilitary marking :
A:12
End:
Subsequent History:
[1997 cv to passenger/roro/ferry, 16537gt] - 97 IONIAN BRIDGE - 99 BLUE BRIDGE - 04 MERCEDES DEL MAR - 10 BRIDGE
Disposal Data:
Details: Mirimar Shipping Index
Photo Credits: Many thanks to William T Barber collection Vic Australia
A street trader at the maple syrup festival. Apparently there are hummingbird feeders and nest boxes in this shot...can you see them?
Best viewed large for all the detail...
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Netherlands, Rotterdam, Hoek van Holland, Nieuwe Waterweg, Stena Line, Stena Trader, Industry, Dike, Break water, Low tide.
Best viewed: LARGE.
I went to Toy Trader in Langley, the largest independent toy store in BC. They had these incredible toy dioramas that were super awesome!
Right next to Ocmulgee Traders and still the same building we have what shows one of the original business names that held space here. "Dannenberg Co." Dannenberg Co. according to what I have learned was founded around the late 1860's. It was evidently a very booming clothing store. And yes it did actually use upstairs and downstairs. I guess malls have taken away most of these downtown businesses. It's really strange but a lot of business rent space in some of these old multi story buildings and now and then you can get permission to go upstairs and see remnants of what was once there. Shoe makers, shoe stores, department stores etc. But anyway, enough chatter. Here's where Dannenberg Co. was located. Oh, and I might add, that these here are all called "The Dannenberg Loft Apartments".
I know this isn't a very good image. Due to the angles & vantage point I could get this image, it actually consists of two sets of stitched images. A couple of vertical stitches and three horizontal stitches. I was also trying to keep from getting parts of cars in an image and then when I came back down to eye level that car was three blocks away.