Cold and Clear The fog has moved on, leaving a thick coat of frost on the cemetery trees in Montpelier, Idaho. The frost doesn't last long after the sun hits it or the wind comes up, so I was glad to be here before it disappeared. The cemetery is a good place close to home where I can find big frosty trees like these.
Lassens Thousand Oaks Decided to change things up a little bit after lots of Vons content. This place has photos split from two different days, since I came here and already took shots on a Sunday, just to realize this place is closed on Sunday, so I came back another day.
This is the Thousand Oaks Lassens. I haven't posted a Lassens before, but it is a smaller health food grocery store chain. What is unique about this grocery store is that it is located in a former Claim Jumper restaurant. A former sit-down restaurant is the most unique location I have seen a grocery store take over.
Lassens previously had a smaller store a few blocks back. This space opened in 2005 as Claim Jumper as part of The Lakes, a smaller Caruso development. Out of all the popular Caruso-owned shopping centers and malls, The Lakes is one of the least busy developments, with only a couple original tenants remaining. It has struggled in the recent years. In early 2014, this Claim Jumper met it's demise after being one of many of it's restaurants that closed from the companies, and Lassens announced they would move from their smaller store just a few blocks west into this bigger space.
The exterior of this former restaurant remains very similar to what it was as Claim Jumper, however, a majority of the interior was gutted to properly suit a grocery store. The main entrance was moved to the side while the main entrance doors are no longer in use. For a while, the restaurants outdoor patio looked like it was accessible to those eating at the stores cafe, however, I think it has since been closed off, likely during COVID.
Lassens Thousand Oaks Decided to change things up a little bit after lots of Vons content. This place has photos split from two different days, since I came here and already took shots on a Sunday, just to realize this place is closed on Sunday, so I came back another day.
This is the Thousand Oaks Lassens. I haven't posted a Lassens before, but it is a smaller health food grocery store chain. What is unique about this grocery store is that it is located in a former Claim Jumper restaurant. A former sit-down restaurant is the most unique location I have seen a grocery store take over.
Lassens previously had a smaller store a few blocks back. This space opened in 2005 as Claim Jumper as part of The Lakes, a smaller Caruso development. Out of all the popular Caruso-owned shopping centers and malls, The Lakes is one of the least busy developments, with only a couple original tenants remaining. It has struggled in the recent years. In early 2014, this Claim Jumper met it's demise after being one of many of it's restaurants that closed from the companies, and Lassens announced they would move from their smaller store just a few blocks west into this bigger space.
The exterior of this former restaurant remains very similar to what it was as Claim Jumper, however, a majority of the interior was gutted to properly suit a grocery store. The main entrance was moved to the side while the main entrance doors are no longer in use. For a while, the restaurants outdoor patio looked like it was accessible to those eating at the stores cafe, however, I think it has since been closed off, likely during COVID.
Lassens Thousand Oaks Decided to change things up a little bit after lots of Vons content. This place has photos split from two different days, since I came here and already took shots on a Sunday, just to realize this place is closed on Sunday, so I came back another day.
This is the Thousand Oaks Lassens. I haven't posted a Lassens before, but it is a smaller health food grocery store chain. What is unique about this grocery store is that it is located in a former Claim Jumper restaurant. A former sit-down restaurant is the most unique location I have seen a grocery store take over.
Lassens previously had a smaller store a few blocks back. This space opened in 2005 as Claim Jumper as part of The Lakes, a smaller Caruso development. Out of all the popular Caruso-owned shopping centers and malls, The Lakes is one of the least busy developments, with only a couple original tenants remaining. It has struggled in the recent years. In early 2014, this Claim Jumper met it's demise after being one of many of it's restaurants that closed from the companies, and Lassens announced they would move from their smaller store just a few blocks west into this bigger space.
The exterior of this former restaurant remains very similar to what it was as Claim Jumper, however, a majority of the interior was gutted to properly suit a grocery store. The main entrance was moved to the side while the main entrance doors are no longer in use. For a while, the restaurants outdoor patio looked like it was accessible to those eating at the stores cafe, however, I think it has since been closed off, likely during COVID.
Lassens Thousand Oaks Decided to change things up a little bit after lots of Vons content. This place has photos split from two different days, since I came here and already took shots on a Sunday, just to realize this place is closed on Sunday, so I came back another day.
This is the Thousand Oaks Lassens. I haven't posted a Lassens before, but it is a smaller health food grocery store chain. What is unique about this grocery store is that it is located in a former Claim Jumper restaurant. A former sit-down restaurant is the most unique location I have seen a grocery store take over.
Lassens previously had a smaller store a few blocks back. This space opened in 2005 as Claim Jumper as part of The Lakes, a smaller Caruso development. Out of all the popular Caruso-owned shopping centers and malls, The Lakes is one of the least busy developments, with only a couple original tenants remaining. It has struggled in the recent years. In early 2014, this Claim Jumper met it's demise after being one of many of it's restaurants that closed from the companies, and Lassens announced they would move from their smaller store just a few blocks west into this bigger space.
The exterior of this former restaurant remains very similar to what it was as Claim Jumper, however, a majority of the interior was gutted to properly suit a grocery store. The main entrance was moved to the side while the main entrance doors are no longer in use. For a while, the restaurants outdoor patio looked like it was accessible to those eating at the stores cafe, however, I think it has since been closed off, likely during COVID.
Lassens Thousand Oaks Decided to change things up a little bit after lots of Vons content. This place has photos split from two different days, since I came here and already took shots on a Sunday, just to realize this place is closed on Sunday, so I came back another day.
This is the Thousand Oaks Lassens. I haven't posted a Lassens before, but it is a smaller health food grocery store chain. What is unique about this grocery store is that it is located in a former Claim Jumper restaurant. A former sit-down restaurant is the most unique location I have seen a grocery store take over.
Lassens previously had a smaller store a few blocks back. This space opened in 2005 as Claim Jumper as part of The Lakes, a smaller Caruso development. Out of all the popular Caruso-owned shopping centers and malls, The Lakes is one of the least busy developments, with only a couple original tenants remaining. It has struggled in the recent years. In early 2014, this Claim Jumper met it's demise after being one of many of it's restaurants that closed from the companies, and Lassens announced they would move from their smaller store just a few blocks west into this bigger space.
The exterior of this former restaurant remains very similar to what it was as Claim Jumper, however, a majority of the interior was gutted to properly suit a grocery store. The main entrance was moved to the side while the main entrance doors are no longer in use. For a while, the restaurants outdoor patio looked like it was accessible to those eating at the stores cafe, however, I think it has since been closed off, likely during COVID.
Lassens Thousand Oaks Decided to change things up a little bit after lots of Vons content. This place has photos split from two different days, since I came here and already took shots on a Sunday, just to realize this place is closed on Sunday, so I came back another day.
This is the Thousand Oaks Lassens. I haven't posted a Lassens before, but it is a smaller health food grocery store chain. What is unique about this grocery store is that it is located in a former Claim Jumper restaurant. A former sit-down restaurant is the most unique location I have seen a grocery store take over.
Lassens previously had a smaller store a few blocks back. This space opened in 2005 as Claim Jumper as part of The Lakes, a smaller Caruso development. Out of all the popular Caruso-owned shopping centers and malls, The Lakes is one of the least busy developments, with only a couple original tenants remaining. It has struggled in the recent years. In early 2014, this Claim Jumper met it's demise after being one of many of it's restaurants that closed from the companies, and Lassens announced they would move from their smaller store just a few blocks west into this bigger space.
The exterior of this former restaurant remains very similar to what it was as Claim Jumper, however, a majority of the interior was gutted to properly suit a grocery store. The main entrance was moved to the side while the main entrance doors are no longer in use. For a while, the restaurants outdoor patio looked like it was accessible to those eating at the stores cafe, however, I think it has since been closed off, likely during COVID.
Lassens Thousand Oaks Decided to change things up a little bit after lots of Vons content. This place has photos split from two different days, since I came here and already took shots on a Sunday, just to realize this place is closed on Sunday, so I came back another day.
This is the Thousand Oaks Lassens. I haven't posted a Lassens before, but it is a smaller health food grocery store chain. What is unique about this grocery store is that it is located in a former Claim Jumper restaurant. A former sit-down restaurant is the most unique location I have seen a grocery store take over.
Lassens previously had a smaller store a few blocks back. This space opened in 2005 as Claim Jumper as part of The Lakes, a smaller Caruso development. Out of all the popular Caruso-owned shopping centers and malls, The Lakes is one of the least busy developments, with only a couple original tenants remaining. It has struggled in the recent years. In early 2014, this Claim Jumper met it's demise after being one of many of it's restaurants that closed from the companies, and Lassens announced they would move from their smaller store just a few blocks west into this bigger space.
The exterior of this former restaurant remains very similar to what it was as Claim Jumper, however, a majority of the interior was gutted to properly suit a grocery store. The main entrance was moved to the side while the main entrance doors are no longer in use. For a while, the restaurants outdoor patio looked like it was accessible to those eating at the stores cafe, however, I think it has since been closed off, likely during COVID.
Lassens Thousand Oaks Decided to change things up a little bit after lots of Vons content. This place has photos split from two different days, since I came here and already took shots on a Sunday, just to realize this place is closed on Sunday, so I came back another day.
This is the Thousand Oaks Lassens. I haven't posted a Lassens before, but it is a smaller health food grocery store chain. What is unique about this grocery store is that it is located in a former Claim Jumper restaurant. A former sit-down restaurant is the most unique location I have seen a grocery store take over.
Lassens previously had a smaller store a few blocks back. This space opened in 2005 as Claim Jumper as part of The Lakes, a smaller Caruso development. Out of all the popular Caruso-owned shopping centers and malls, The Lakes is one of the least busy developments, with only a couple original tenants remaining. It has struggled in the recent years. In early 2014, this Claim Jumper met it's demise after being one of many of it's restaurants that closed from the companies, and Lassens announced they would move from their smaller store just a few blocks west into this bigger space.
The exterior of this former restaurant remains very similar to what it was as Claim Jumper, however, a majority of the interior was gutted to properly suit a grocery store. The main entrance was moved to the side while the main entrance doors are no longer in use. For a while, the restaurants outdoor patio looked like it was accessible to those eating at the stores cafe, however, I think it has since been closed off, likely during COVID.
Lassens Thousand Oaks Decided to change things up a little bit after lots of Vons content. This place has photos split from two different days, since I came here and already took shots on a Sunday, just to realize this place is closed on Sunday, so I came back another day.
This is the Thousand Oaks Lassens. I haven't posted a Lassens before, but it is a smaller health food grocery store chain. What is unique about this grocery store is that it is located in a former Claim Jumper restaurant. A former sit-down restaurant is the most unique location I have seen a grocery store take over.
Lassens previously had a smaller store a few blocks back. This space opened in 2005 as Claim Jumper as part of The Lakes, a smaller Caruso development. Out of all the popular Caruso-owned shopping centers and malls, The Lakes is one of the least busy developments, with only a couple original tenants remaining. It has struggled in the recent years. In early 2014, this Claim Jumper met it's demise after being one of many of it's restaurants that closed from the companies, and Lassens announced they would move from their smaller store just a few blocks west into this bigger space.
The exterior of this former restaurant remains very similar to what it was as Claim Jumper, however, a majority of the interior was gutted to properly suit a grocery store. The main entrance was moved to the side while the main entrance doors are no longer in use. For a while, the restaurants outdoor patio looked like it was accessible to those eating at the stores cafe, however, I think it has since been closed off, likely during COVID.
Lassens Thousand Oaks Decided to change things up a little bit after lots of Vons content. This place has photos split from two different days, since I came here and already took shots on a Sunday, just to realize this place is closed on Sunday, so I came back another day.
This is the Thousand Oaks Lassens. I haven't posted a Lassens before, but it is a smaller health food grocery store chain. What is unique about this grocery store is that it is located in a former Claim Jumper restaurant. A former sit-down restaurant is the most unique location I have seen a grocery store take over.
Lassens previously had a smaller store a few blocks back. This space opened in 2005 as Claim Jumper as part of The Lakes, a smaller Caruso development. Out of all the popular Caruso-owned shopping centers and malls, The Lakes is one of the least busy developments, with only a couple original tenants remaining. It has struggled in the recent years. In early 2014, this Claim Jumper met it's demise after being one of many of it's restaurants that closed from the companies, and Lassens announced they would move from their smaller store just a few blocks west into this bigger space.
The exterior of this former restaurant remains very similar to what it was as Claim Jumper, however, a majority of the interior was gutted to properly suit a grocery store. The main entrance was moved to the side while the main entrance doors are no longer in use. For a while, the restaurants outdoor patio looked like it was accessible to those eating at the stores cafe, however, I think it has since been closed off, likely during COVID.
Lassens Thousand Oaks Decided to change things up a little bit after lots of Vons content. This place has photos split from two different days, since I came here and already took shots on a Sunday, just to realize this place is closed on Sunday, so I came back another day.
This is the Thousand Oaks Lassens. I haven't posted a Lassens before, but it is a smaller health food grocery store chain. What is unique about this grocery store is that it is located in a former Claim Jumper restaurant. A former sit-down restaurant is the most unique location I have seen a grocery store take over.
Lassens previously had a smaller store a few blocks back. This space opened in 2005 as Claim Jumper as part of The Lakes, a smaller Caruso development. Out of all the popular Caruso-owned shopping centers and malls, The Lakes is one of the least busy developments, with only a couple original tenants remaining. It has struggled in the recent years. In early 2014, this Claim Jumper met it's demise after being one of many of it's restaurants that closed from the companies, and Lassens announced they would move from their smaller store just a few blocks west into this bigger space.
The exterior of this former restaurant remains very similar to what it was as Claim Jumper, however, a majority of the interior was gutted to properly suit a grocery store. The main entrance was moved to the side while the main entrance doors are no longer in use. For a while, the restaurants outdoor patio looked like it was accessible to those eating at the stores cafe, however, I think it has since been closed off, likely during COVID.
Corella, Long-Billed — Ruffey Lake Park VIC 2 54219709898_d09a370ff6_b
29-15 40th Road / Before & After Construction Part of the album:
29-15 40th Road, LIC / B4 & After Construction
(click to view the entire album)
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New Rendering Revealed For 29-15 40th Road in Long Island City, Queens
newyorkyimby.com/2024/04/new-rendering-revealed-for-29-15...
A new rendering has been revealed for 29-15 40th Road, an upcoming 12-story residential building in Long Island City, Queens. Few details have been made public about the project, which is being designed by Fogarty Finger Architects and developed by SB Development, which also acquired the adjacent lot at 29-13 40th Road for $8.7 million last fall.
29-15 40th Road / Before & After Construction Part of the album:
29-15 40th Road, LIC / B4 & After Construction
(click to view the entire album)
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New Rendering Revealed For 29-15 40th Road in Long Island City, Queens
newyorkyimby.com/2024/04/new-rendering-revealed-for-29-15...
A new rendering has been revealed for 29-15 40th Road, an upcoming 12-story residential building in Long Island City, Queens. Few details have been made public about the project, which is being designed by Fogarty Finger Architects and developed by SB Development, which also acquired the adjacent lot at 29-13 40th Road for $8.7 million last fall.
29-15 40th Road / Before & After Construction Part of the album:
29-15 40th Road, LIC / B4 & After Construction
(click to view the entire album)
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New Rendering Revealed For 29-15 40th Road in Long Island City, Queens
newyorkyimby.com/2024/04/new-rendering-revealed-for-29-15...
A new rendering has been revealed for 29-15 40th Road, an upcoming 12-story residential building in Long Island City, Queens. Few details have been made public about the project, which is being designed by Fogarty Finger Architects and developed by SB Development, which also acquired the adjacent lot at 29-13 40th Road for $8.7 million last fall.
29-15 40th Road / Before & After Construction Part of the album:
29-15 40th Road, LIC / B4 & After Construction
(click to view the entire album)
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New Rendering Revealed For 29-15 40th Road in Long Island City, Queens
newyorkyimby.com/2024/04/new-rendering-revealed-for-29-15...
A new rendering has been revealed for 29-15 40th Road, an upcoming 12-story residential building in Long Island City, Queens. Few details have been made public about the project, which is being designed by Fogarty Finger Architects and developed by SB Development, which also acquired the adjacent lot at 29-13 40th Road for $8.7 million last fall.
29-15 40th Road / Before & After Construction Part of the album:
29-15 40th Road, LIC / B4 & After Construction
(click to view the entire album)
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New Rendering Revealed For 29-15 40th Road in Long Island City, Queens
newyorkyimby.com/2024/04/new-rendering-revealed-for-29-15...
A new rendering has been revealed for 29-15 40th Road, an upcoming 12-story residential building in Long Island City, Queens. Few details have been made public about the project, which is being designed by Fogarty Finger Architects and developed by SB Development, which also acquired the adjacent lot at 29-13 40th Road for $8.7 million last fall.
Dr. Richard Zelman | Understanding Left Ventricular Assist Devices (LVADs) LVADs are mechanical pumps that are surgically implanted to assist the left ventricle, the heart’s main pumping chamber, in circulating blood throughout the body. Initially developed as a temporary solution for patients awaiting heart transplantation (bridge-to-transplant therapy), LVADs have evolved to become a viable long-term treatment option for those who are not candidates for transplantation (destination therapy).
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Things To Come (1968) - Come Alive Long Beach, CA // Steve Runolfsson (vocals), Lynn Rominger (guitar), Bryan Garofalo (bass), Russ Kunkel (drums)
Ideal Lashup It has been a long while since a YN2 has ended up in Eastman coal service. The last I remember there being was a pair of them back in early to mid 2023, and before that, CSX 524 in September of 2022. For a single run, the C090 power sported CSX 330 and CSX 515, along with CSX 7566 earlier in the week. Yet having made the trip over, the trio was brought back to Cadet where they met W044 with the old power set (1902/7222) and helped them on to Kingsport. Just prior to the meeting, the 7222 had a nasty incident with a tree near slinger, and so once they reached their destination, they played musical engines in order to send the 330/7566 south on the W044, the 7222 north towards Huntington for repairs, leaving 1902/515 as the new E/C090 power. What a mouth full.
Écosse, Roslin, Chapelle de Rosslyn, Bas-côté nord, Le Diable et les amoureux La quasi-totalité des surfaces de la chapelle, qui s'étend sur 21 mètres de long et près de 13 mètres de haut, sont couvertes de scultures de qualité remarquable. Ici le diable en colère se détourne d'un couple qui contemple la figure d'un ange sculpté tenant une croix. Cette photo a été prise dans le Guide-souvenir vendu sur place puisqu’on ne pouvait pas prendre de photos.
Écosse, Roslin, Chapelle de Rosslyn, Chapelle de la Vierge, Danse macabre La quasi-totalité des surfaces de la chapelle, qui s'étend sur 21 mètres de long et près de 13 mètres de haut, sont couvertes de scultures de qualité remarquable. Dans cette danse macabre, chaque personnage est accompagné d'un squelette incarnant la Mort. Les squelettes tirent sur les pauvres mortels récalcitrants. Cette photo a été prise dans le Guide-souvenir vendu sur place puisqu’on ne pouvait pas prendre de photos.
CDV_seated young lady with long hair, Greensboro, North Carolina (back) photo by L. W. Andrews, Greensboro, N.C.
A cautious return to oils I haven’t painted with oil in a very, very long time. It used to be my primary medium up until I grew nervous about toxicity and solvents. And then it wasn’t a medium. I used at all. When did I give it up? I’m thinking about 2001 or 2002, somewhere in there.Maybe a little later… I honestly don’t recall with any certainty. But it’s been a while. The thing is, I’ve never given up hope of return returning to oils. And now I am testing out water, admissible cobra oil paints. They clean up with water and not solvent, and they don’t have cobalt or cadmium or any of that nasty stuff. And this is the very first test to see if it’s like I remember, and if I remember how to manipulate the paint. It’s a little clunky, but not horrible for a first effort. And I think I like the paint. I certainly like how easy it was to clean up!