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Monday, February 05, 2018
Monday Night
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It are complete shops today with sometimes even a restaurant integrated. Stil a nice atmosphere Andy.
ReplyDeleteNice night atmosphere. I like this photo
ReplyDeleteIt looks quiet, only one car.
ReplyDeleteSão muito úteis estas ares de serviços.
ReplyDeleteUm abraço e boa semana.
Andarilhar
Dedais de Francisco e Idalisa
O prazer dos livros
Another nice night pic, Andy!
ReplyDeleteYou can get gas and milk at the same stop. Great night shot.
ReplyDelete...and how much is gas these days?
ReplyDelete$1.269 per litre.
Delete...that's more than over here on Maui.
DeleteLooks almost identical to one in my old neighbourhood in Calgary!
ReplyDeleteMuy buena toma nocturna que nos deja la sensaciòn de frio y soledad.. Un saludo :)
ReplyDeleteAnother of your lovely night shots. We don't have gas stations anymore, but "service" stations where you buy almost anything you need at almost any time of the day or night. When I was much younger, I worked part time at a real gas station. When someone pulled into the pumps, we pumped the gas, washed the windows, checked the oil and the tires. We also fixed flats (outside - this was in Minneapolis and not fun in the winter). And we fixed cars - well, I didn't but we had a mechanic who did. The good old days.
ReplyDeleteThe classic look of service stations. I remember them just as Lowell described it in his experience. Another great photo from the "nightman" photographer. Well done, Andy!
ReplyDeleteFine night photo. This gas station looks like a modern station from the 1960s or 70s. You pay more for fuel than we do.
ReplyDeleteThe gas prices up this way are about the same. And the stations pretty much look similar too.
ReplyDeleteYou are amazing with your night shots!
ReplyDeleteBuena toma nocturna, bien captada la luz.
ReplyDeleteSaludos.
convenience and service... it's nice to find it in one place-- :))
ReplyDeleteYou're a real master of the night shot, Andy. It seems very rare anymore that a gas station only sells gas. I can't recall the last time I saw one without the ubiquitous "convenience store."
ReplyDeleteNice shot and similar to what we have here.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely Hopperesque image, Andy.
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