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Going out of Business Sale
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Going out of business sale
Image by heiwa4126
At back alley of Mita, Tokyo.
- 3 exposures (-2EV, 0EV +2EV). EXIF for middle
- SLR camera: Nikon D80
- lens: AF-S DX Zoom-Nikkor 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6G ED II (3.0x)
- software: Dynamic-Photo HDR 2.01b on MS-Windows XP (Ultra-contrast method)
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[MAP by ALPSLAB]
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Canterbury Business Sales
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Kay Bates "anyone for tennis"
Business Breakthrough Series Sales Landing Page
Image by Maria Reyes-McDavis
Web Success Diva Portfolio 2008
Maria Reyes-McDavis
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Town for Sale
Image by J. Stephen Conn
Have you ever daydreamed of owning your own town. Here's your opportunity. The entire downtown business district of Cleveland, West Virginia is for sale. It can be gotten at a reasonable price too, since it consists of a single business, the now defunct Woody's Country Store.
Wouldn't life be grand here, operating your own rural general store, with hardly a customer to bother you. For more information call Rohr Real Estate: 472-0320. You can be in business and living the life of which you have always dreamed by this time next week.
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Prince of Wales, Cambridge Street, Birmingham - 85 Cambridge Street
Image by ell brown
While on Cambridge Street, I saw this pub at the back of the ICC. It is the Prince of Wales. If this is the fate of a pub in this area what is the fate of the pubs in Eastside?
It was a back street pub that used to be surrounded by loads of old houses (now demolished). Was a short way away from the Civic Centre.
An address on the building says 85 Cambridge Street, but it seems to be registered as 84 Cambridge Street. The road now might be King Edwards Road.
I think the pub is for sale, but it looked like it is in use.
So is this 85 or 84 Cambridge Street (but this part is now King Edwards Road).
It might date from 1915.
Prince of Wales, Cambridge Street, Birmingham - lanterns
Image by ell brown
While on Cambridge Street, I saw this pub at the back of the ICC. It is the Prince of Wales. If this is the fate of a pub in this area what is the fate of the pubs in Eastside?
It was a back street pub that used to be surrounded by loads of old houses (now demolished). Was a short way away from the Civic Centre.
An address on the building says 85 Cambridge Street, but it seems to be registered as 84 Cambridge Street. The road now might be King Edwards Road.
I think the pub is for sale, but it looked like it is in use.
Lanterns on the pub
It might date from 1915.
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enterpriselaunch8-2009-25
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enterpriselaunch8-2009-16
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enterpriselaunch8-2009-24
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In case you couldn't figure out what 70% off meant...
Image by Sweet One
Spotted at Borders (going out of business) in Prahran.
Shed Sales
Image by MHJohnston
