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Very Early Convenience Store
Sneads, FL - Mikee - Monday, October 12th, 2009 : goo
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Not too sure what this was all about, maybe a garden, or campsite sitaround, was off the road, had steps leading down into it, a bench in the middle, and what looks to be a store of sorts
Steps down into the pit
Small wooden store
And then I saw this jackass in the woods
Just a little hidden.... Was boarded up tight, even the backdoor
The former house next door
All that was there to see.... and no tires!
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Luke: 12th Oct 2009 - 14:09 GMT
Love the shape of that early wooden store. It reminds me of a loaf of sandwich bread.
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