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8 ft. mural painted by Heather Shaughnassey

I was really drawn to the cute illustrations on the creme brulee at Trader Joe's. It wasn't half bad either. It was my first creme brulee experience and it was pretty tasty. It left me wanting more!

Photo ID: 50293 Trader Bulk

  

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Shipspotting around the world

over fremont street - downtown las vegas, nevada

China town - Jakarta

Displays of local pride for the White Sox were all over town. This one is at the Trader Joe's on Clybourn. I can only imagine what it would have been like to see the ticker-tape parade the week before.

Trader Vic's Los Angeles.

In Bollinger Larose Shipyard Safe Harbor

The COD version of the Tracker.

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Trader Sam is Trader Sam-ta on the holiday Jingle Cruise. Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party. Jungle Cruise. Adventureland, Magic Kingdom, Walt Disney World.

  

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Part of the rings of kitsch orbiting the Trader's World flea market.

Half price drinks + half price pu-pu's= friday night fun

Trader Joe's #657 (12,062 square feet)

5000 Settlers Market Boulevard, Settlers Market, Williamsburg, VA

 

This location opened on September 26th, 2008.

my dog ate these flowers approximately 3 days later.

Traders unloading goods, 1948, Farmers Weekly Collection, P FW PH1/OS/102/1060

From Quick to the Frontier

 

"Traders Bank of Canada savings bank, 1891

The Toronto-based Traders Bank was strongly rooted in rural Ontario. In 1891 its inspector, Aemilius Jarvis, developed an ingenious cast-metal savings bank modeled after the bank's head office. The savings bank was left at farm homes where savers deposited coins in slots along its roofline. Compartments inside could be designated for specific savings purposes. Once a month, bank officials visited the farm to unlock the roof and "deposit" the savings."

 

Original building by David B. Dick. See entry for Traders Bank Block in Biographical Dictionary of Architects in Canada:

 

TRADER'S BANK BLOCK, Yonge Street at Colborne Street, for S.F. MacKinnon, 1889; demol. 1910 (Toronto World, 2 May 1889, 1; Globe [Toronto], 16 Dec. 1889, 8, descrip.; Horwood Coll. 297; 298)

 

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