Mar 22
Walnut Lane, Millville, Pennsylvania.
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Walnut Lane, Millville, Pennsylvania.
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Marvel published the 100th issue of G.I. Joe A Real American Hero with a cover date of May 1990. Cobra Commander's return had caused a civil war within the ranks of Cobra. Cobra Commander attempted to take over Millville by offering them new jobs, new commerce, new industry, new prosperty, and end to crime and immorality... all it would cost them is their freedom. Surprisingly, most of the town thought it sounded like a good deal. ("Seeds of Empire" G.I. Joe RAH 100, Marvel Comic Event)
Cherry pickers in Millville, New Jersey
(Dorothea Lange. 1936)
Gonna start focusing in making videos like this.
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Was craving a gay romance so I’m rewatching Venom and I noticed that the bodega that Eddie shops in stocks Aldi store-brand Millville cereal. This is top notch set dressing verisimilitude, all the bodegas in my neighborhood also buy store-brand products at Aldi and sell them at a markup.
LOOKING SOUTHEAST AT SECONDARY CRUSHER. - Standard Lime & Stone Quarry, Secondary Crusher, County Route 27, Millville, Jefferson County, WV
NEW CUP! MOVE DOWN! by Carrie Hittel Via Flickr: (That's an Alice in Wonderland reference, btw.) I liked the opalescent quality of these pieces that were on display in a window of the Wheaton Arts Museum in Millville, NJ. Kind of wish I'd taken it from a different angle (slightly) so that the handle of the teapot didn't get cut off by the wall. Oh well. I'm actually going back to this place next week. Maybe I can redo it! Click on the pic to see large and on black! © Carrie Hittel. All rights reserved.