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Toys-R-Us – Tallahassee
A few snaps of the Tallahassee Toys-R-Us before its gone forever.
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A Rose(s) by Any Other Name…
In a post from last week I mentioned going to a store called Roses when I was a kid back in DeLand. I hadn’t been in a Roses in nearly 30 years (the one back home closed and was then taken out by a tornado in the mid/late-90’s). But little did I know that a few…
Alcove – Old Tallahassee Mall – August 31, 2017
On North Monroe Street in Tallahassee there used to be an enclosed mall creatively called “The Tallahassee Mall”. It was the second of three malls that used to service the Capital City (Northwood’s being the first, and Governor’s Square being the younger, and bigger brother). When I was first in Tallahassee for my two years…
Florida Welcome Station, aka Florida Citrus Center
Sunday, May 29, 2016 I-75 Exit 404 18625 NW County Road 236 High Springs, FL 32643 This is a classic stop, mostly because it is steeped with that classic mid-70’s feel, which probably because most of the items in the shop look like they’ve been there since the mid-70’s. Tourists are lured in with the…
Monroeville Mall – July 26, 2011
Going into the backlog of things never published (this post was actually uploaded on June 5, 2016) we find our trip to the Monroeville Mall in Pittsburgh back in July 2011. What’s so interesting about a mall you may ask? Well, this isn’t just any mall, this, of course, is THE mall that “Dawn of the…
Bread and Roses – Tallahassee, FL – September 17, 2017
A couple of pics outside Bread and Roses Co-op, the Bread and Roses Kitchen, and the Going Places Outreach, all Railroad Ave in South Tallahassee. These are all good places to support.
Publix Scales – Background
Following up on this post about my local neighborhood Publix’s scale, we see at TampaBay.com the history of said scales, and learn that only Publix’s in Florida have them. Who knew?
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