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12 comments:
Proof that the Big Apple is really a series of small towns bundled together.
Looks liek the store needs a good paint job.
Something tells me he could get paint for a resonable rate?
It looks like it's been there forever!
Bet I could find the kitchen faucet I need here.
The name, simply, never caught on.
Something for everyone - and colour added. Except in the sign...
I love shots like this where there are no distracting overly modern elements in the frame. Really like this one a lot.
I always get those two confused.
Nice!
And I liked the faded Salvation Army sign next door...
Looks like the sign could use a little touch-up paint!
great detail
It's nice to see an old store like this hang on in the age of Home Depot and Lowe's... In a similar vein, «Louis» stops first at a nearby locally-owned Ace Hardware rather than go to Home Depot.
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