Kate from Saskatchewan has photos of an abandoned store.
You know how I love abandoned buildings, especially shelves of spices and canned goods black and rusted with long disuse.
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"What might have been is an abstraction,
remaining a perpetual possibility only in a world of speculation"
(T.S. Eliot).
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- Jan Bear
- I'm a yellow belt geek with a knack for software and for giving clear step-by-step instructions. I got into 10 Buck Tech as a sideline from my main site, Market Your Book, where I teach authors to use internet marketing techniques to sell their books. There some technical skills you need to do that -- a little HTML, a little FTP, a little PHP. They're not hard, but sometimes you just need a "here's what you do" to get you on your way. Interested? Email 10BuckTech (at) gmail.com, and let's talk.
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