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Inman Antique Expo, Inman, Georgia
Leica I (C), Elmar 50mm f/3.5 lens and Ilford HP5+ film.
Teepees and a yurt for a sleepover. Morgan Hill, California, United States of America.
The Tepee is the passenger version of the Peugeot Bipper, built from 2007 until 2017. The model was also sold as Citroën Nemo and Fiat Fiorino/Qubo. This Bipper has a 1.4 litre engine with 77 PS.
Native American children gather around a horse near a tepee in Fremont County, Wyoming, capturing a moment of cultural heritage and connection.
This is an AI-generated image with the only intention of creating a visually appealing iconic image. There is no cultural appropriation.
This souvenir shop dates back to 1944 when it was a Gulf gas station owned by Leland Hayes. In 1959, the business was sold to Jene Klaverweiden who changed it to a Texaco. A few years later, the road needed widening, and the gas pumps had to be moved.
At this point, there wasn't enough space to keep gas pumps and Jene decided to turn the business into Jene's Trading Post. To catch visitors attention, he added the neon sign, and a large Teepee which served as a vestibule.
My wife and I visited this store. The owner told me it was the only remaining teepee store along Route 66. With that, I assumed this meant it was originally part of a chain and this was the only one standing, just like the wigwam motels. however, now I wonder if this was always the only one.
Also of note, the nearest tribe, the Navajo, didn't use teepees. Instead they were used by the tribes to the east at the Great Plains.
This souvenir shop dates back to 1944 when it was a Gulf gas station owned by Leland Hayes. In 1959, the business was sold to Jene Klaverweiden who changed it to a Texaco. A few years later, the road needed widening, and the gas pumps had to be moved.
At this point, there wasn't enough space to keep gas pumps and Jene decided to turn the business into Jene's Trading Post. To catch visitors attention, he added the neon sign, and a large Teepee which served as a vestibule.
My wife and I visited this store. The owner told me it was the only remaining teepee store along Route 66. With that, I assumed this meant it was originally part of a chain and this was the only one standing, just like the wigwam motels. however, now I wonder if this was always the only one.
Also of note, the nearest tribe, the Navajo, didn't use teepees. Instead they were used by the tribes to the east at the Great Plains.
Faro anteriore Peugeot Partner Family/Kastenw.12-15 (Cod. 4213880) accessoricarrozzeria.it/peugeot/42008-faro-anteriore-peug...
Tucumcari, NM
Fuji GS645, Portra 400
disneyland
anaheim, california
1980
indian village
tom sawyer island
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My entry for this week's Flickr Friday theme: #Cosy...
An 8 km walk in the Goois Natuurreservaat Blaricummerheide, Bikbergen, IJzeren Veld and the Tafelbergheide. A pleasant walk through forest and and open heathland that was in full bloom.
