Uploads from Tim Kiser, tagged stateroute56

2 white tanningbeds & 1 blue tanningbed.

nobody@flickr.com (Tim Kiser) — Sun, 09 Jan 2011 11:43:10 -0800

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Whoops no, those are 3 Hellenbrand brand water softeners. Home water softeners were a huge 1980s sales trend, I can remember the enormous mountains of soapsuds you could make w/ "soft water." I can remember hearing those machines gurgling late at night in basements of houses.

Everybody stopped baking in tanningbeds once the American Academy of Dermatologists started warning everybody about how dangerous the practice was, & the gov't banned tanningparlors as a moneysaving anticancer effort.

Ya almost can't spell Hellenbrand w/o hellbound!

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In downtown Circleville, Ohio, two Hellenbrand ProMate 5.0 water softeners (white) and a Hellenbrand H-100 Series water softener (blue), at the southeast corner of West Main Street (U.S. Route 22 and Ohio Route 56) and South Scioto Street.

USERS OF OUCH SMOKE, old caked layers of letters so old nobody can remember them.

nobody@flickr.com (Tim Kiser) — Sun, 23 Jan 2011 08:05:10 -0800

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The staircase is highly visible from down here on the street. Upstairs, that door is tastefully designed, it looks newer than the rest of the stuff.

Oldtime "Mail Pouch" chaw adverts remind us that there was a time when big wads of chaw were on the ground everyplace throughout the U.S., for everyone to constantly have to try to sidestep. It was a dirtier country!

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In downtown Circleville, Ohio, on December 27th, 2010, along the south side of West Main Street (U.S. Route 22 and Ohio Route 56), east of Scioto Street.

Some varnished woodpanelling for the façade out along the front sidewalk of our bldg.

nobody@flickr.com (Tim Kiser) — Sun, 09 Jan 2011 11:43:40 -0800

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We decided on this treatment because it wasn't a treatment we had seen very often on outdoor façades of bldgs. We like it.

Look close, you can see my reflection in the wooden shine. My hair's kinda mussed from wearing winter hats, sorry.

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In downtown Circleville, Ohio, on December 27th, 2010, along the south side of East Main Street (U.S. Route 22 and Ohio Route 56), east of Court Street.