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My works generally involve plants with flowers and human anatomy (medical records or devices, human skin etc).
It is my way to reflect on the ephemeral condition of Beauty and my effort to try to keep it forever and to prevent beauty from decaying and fading through the art process that makes it eternal. Plants and flowers are for me the perfect example of how beauty can be fragile and ephemeral. Humans are also ephemeral creatures but have a brain capable of eternal things, sometimes good, sometimes unfortunately bad.
For all my projects I grow myself the flowers. It is part of the process and sometimes I expect delays and failures. Sometime I have to wait for the right time to plant a specific bulb or seed and this causes delays in my projects but this is how I work and I love it.
I do a lot of research in Internet about the species I want to use for my art and always give information about them with my artworks. All the flowers I grow are botanical species that exist in nature and most of my research takes also place in botanic gardens,like in Kew Gardens and Chelsea Physic Garden.
ProAesthetic is a project that speaks of land mines in Afghanistan and the focus plant in this project is tulip. Wild tulips originate in Middle East and most species come from Afghanistan.
I have been growing tulips from Afghanistan and surrounding regions for this projects and working with The London Prosthetics Centre in Kingston. Each device is portrayed together with a cut tulip, symbolising the destruction of the bomb and the reconstruction of the artificial limb in a sort of herbarium or botanical collection.
SKIN is a project that envisages a metaphorical symbiosis between flowers and human epidermis, where the plants live and grow harboured by the thin layer of the epidermis in an ongoing cycle.
My works with x-Rays are my oldest ones. I have used a series of my own x-Rays to create intimate self portraits where flowers appear and blend with the black and white images of the skeleton to convey fragility but at the same time a dream like state where the images talk about human mind and the power of creation against the ephemeral conditions of life.
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After Ron Griffith, who enjoyed creating sauces and recipes, died, his wife, Constance, left, and neighbor Debra Kaufmann formed a company to sell his concoctions. Joanne S. Lawton/Staff
Ron and Constance Griffith used to love entertaining friends on Ron's boat. But what their friends really loved were the homemade barbecue sauces and Bloody Marys that Ron would whip up for the occasion.
"He was a foodie," said Constance Griffith. "Do you remember the 'Give it to Mikey, he eats everything' commercials? He was Mikey."
It was Ron's dream to make a living selling his creations. He embarked on the project in 2006, found a manufacturer, and developed recipes that could translate to a larger operation.
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Griffith died from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, also known as Lou Gehrig's disease, in 2011.
Constance Griffith, a veteran of the health care industry, and neighbor Debra Kaufmann, formerly in pharmaceutical sales and public relations, decided to devote themselves full-time to the entrepreneurial venture Ron had started.
With Griffith's savings and life-insurance money, they formed Gator Ron's LLC in a Bethesda, Maryland, incubator, selling his zesty sauces and mixes, including Gator Ron's Angel Wing Sauce, Gator Ron's Chipotle Heavenly Barbecue Sauce, and Gator Ron's Original Divine Bloody Mary Mix. The first products arrived in August.
Ron had given his wife a folder with all his research and recipe development work. He had earned his nickname early on, thanks to his passion for University of Florida athletics—and she automatically became "Gator Connie" after they married.
Griffith, not a cook herself—Kaufmann is more comfortable in the kitchen, but is not a professional—brought on consultants such as Nancy Nicoll, a friend of Ron's who has a culinary degree from UCLA, and Francois Moreau, a pastry chef who worked for Citronelle's Michel Richard, to help develop recipes and market the products.
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Small but interesting.
To be perfectly honest, we hadn't even planned to stop in Musquodoboit Harbour as we had started out a bit late from Halifax and already visited one Museum which meant that we hadn't gone too far. Still, that is one of the delights of travelling without set plans as we were in a campervan (RV), you can just suit yourself and if you only make a few miles a day well so what? What made us stop was that I had seen a sign for a Railway Museum and as readers of my other pages will know, I abolutely love railways and anything to do with them.
The railway has long since left the town and the railbed now serves as a leisure trail known as the Blueberry Run Trail but the rather charming red-painted wooden station which was completed in 1918 is still there and serves as home to the Museum as well as the Tourist Office in the season. It is a Registered Heritage Property within Halifax Regional Municipality.
Before you get to the building itself you will pass a couple of locomotives and a few bits of rolling stock, none of which you can apparently get into. I know that these type of projects need money and manpower but all the external exhibits here looked like they could have done with a bit of work which is rather a shame. My favourite was the monster snowplough which is pictured here
The Museum itself is not that large but there are certainly plenty of things to see here, mostly smaller artefacts with a few quirky things like a collection of typewriters and there is even a model railway layout. I think my favourite was a menu form the Cornwallis Hotel on the day of the Coronation of H.M Queen Elizabeth the Second in 1953. The most expensive item offered was a whole cold boiled lobster with all the trimmings for the princely sum of $2:10. I wish it cost that now!
The Museum was staffed by a very pleasant young person, presumably a student making a bit of holiday money and whilst there is no admission fee, donations are obviously most welcome. The Museum is open from 1st of June until 1st of September from 0900 - 1600 and on selected autumn weekends after that. There is limited parking (20 spaces) and a picnic area although the weather on the day we visited certainly would not have lent itself to that particular activity.
As I can only upload five images to this page I have also created a travelogue on this page to display some more.
It won't take long to look round here but if you have an interest in railways then it is certainly worth a stop off if you are passing.Related to:
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Visit the Railway museum housed in the old train station. The old tracks date back to 1896; the line to Upper Musquodoboit came in service in 1916.
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Musquodoboit Harbour Off The Beaten Path
Yet another excellent Museum.
Whilst driving East along Highways 207 and 7 East from Halifax we had already visited two excellent Museums in the space of a very few hours at Chezzetcook and the Railway Museum which is the other tip on this page. I was a little concerned that this might prove to be Museum overkill for one day but I need not have worried as we both thoroughly enjoyed it.
I am referring to the Fisherman's Life Museum which is actually in Head of Jeddore but in one of the anomolies of the Virtual Tourist database that location does not feature and so it must reside here as an off the beaten path tip although in fairness it is only a very short distance off Highway 7.
We parked up and walked past the barn that had some interesting old vehicles in it including a lovely old sleigh. Stopping brielfy to pet some rather cute lambs we went past the "outhouse" complete with crescent moon aperture cut into the door and went to the main building where we were met by a very friendly lady. We did not have to pay as we had the Nova Scotia Museum Pass which offers admission to 27 different properties and represents excellent value if you are going to be visiting a number of them. Otherwise admission prices are as follows.
Child (under 5) – Free
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Adult - $4.00
Senior - $2.75
Family - $8.50
The house was once home to a chap called Myers, his wife and no less than 13 daughters. I would love to know statistically what are the chances of that. It is furnished as it would have been in the early part of the 20th cantury and there seems to be a strong emphasis on local crafts such as rug making and particularly quilting with a very fine collection of contemporary quilts in one of the bedrooms. It appears the skill is still very much practiced in this area. Other highlights for me included the old telephone and the organ in the parlour which is still functioning although none of us could actually play it!
As well as the main building you can have a look at the henhouse, the well, woodshed, dairy and even go down to the wharf and fish house where the good Mr. Myers would have conducted his summer occupation of fishing. In winter he worked in the woods. Regrettably the weather that day was pretty dismal and we wanted to make a bit of progress so we didn't bother with that.
As I took far more than the five images supported on this page, I have also contsructed a travelogue to showcase more of them.
The Museum is open daily from June 1 - October 4 between the hours of 1000 - 1700. Unfortunately, because of the very nature of the place it is only partially wheelchair accessible.
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Posted on 06/30/2004 8:44:46 PM PDT by nuconvert
Archaeologists Reveal Utah Canyon Filled With Ancient Settlements
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EAST CARBON CITY, Utah (AP) - Archaeologists led reporters into a remote canyon Wednesday to reveal an almost perfectly preserved picture of ancient life: stone pit houses, granaries and a bounty of artifacts kept secret for more than a half-century. Hundreds of sites on a private ranch turned over to the state offer some of the best evidence of the little-understood Fremont culture, hunter-gatherers and farmers who lived mostly within the present-day borders of Utah.
Hundreds of rock art panels are scattered across the canyon along Range Creek, some colored in red, white, yellow, black and peach. On one panel, the ancient inhabitants etched spirals and human figures with miniature hands among animal figures.
"Many other places in the West have rock art panels, but hardly one of them doesn't have someone's name scratched across it. That's what makes this place so unique," Utah state archaeologist Kevin Jones said.
Archaeologists said the villages were occupied more than 1,000 years ago, and may be as old as 4,500 years.
A caravan of news organizations traveled for two hours from the mining town of East Carbon City, over a serpentine thriller of a dirt road that topped an 8,200-foot mountain before dropping into the narrow canyon in Utah's Book Cliffs region.
Officials kept known burial sites and human remains out of view of reporters and cameras, but within a single square mile of verdant meadows, archaeologists showed off one village site and said there were five more, where arrowheads, pottery shards and other artifacts can still be found lying on the ground.
Archaeologists said the occupation sites, which include granaries full of grass seed and corn, offer an unspoiled slice of life of the ancestors of modern American Indian tribes. The settlements are scattered along 12 miles of Range Creek and up side canyons.
"We've documented about 225 sites, and it's just scratching the surface," Utah state archaeologist Kevin Jones said. "There are hundreds of other sites."
Hundreds of granaries, ranging from cupboard-sized to several yards across, are in some cases hundreds of feet up nearly inaccessible cliffs. They offer evidence, Jones said, that the people moved around seasonally and left stores of food.
The pit houses' roofs of cedar and dirt have long collapsed, but Jones said in their day they were "warm and snug in the winter and cool in the summer."
The half-buried houses don't have the grandeur of New Mexico's Chaco Canyon or Colorado's Mesa Verde, where overhanging cliffs shelter stacked stone houses. But they are remarkable in that hold a treasure of information about the Fremont culture that has been untouched by looters.
The Fremont people were efficient hunters, taking down deer, elk, bison and small game and leaving behind piles of animal bone waste, Jones said. They fished for abundant trout in Range Creek, using a hook and line or weirs. In their more advanced stage they grew corn, although cultivation could be risky in dry years or when bears raided stocks, he said.
Waldo Wilcox, the rancher who sold the land and returned Wednesday, kept the archaeological sites a closely guarded secret for more than 50 years.
"I looked at it like this: I wanted to keep it the way it is," said Wilcox, 74, who moved to Green River and retired. "But when I die, I'm not going to have a lot to say about it. I finally decided I'll take a little money and get out now."
The San Francisco-based Trust for Public Land bought Wilcox's 4,200-acre ranch for $2.5 million. The conservation group transferred the ranch to the Bureau of Land Management, which turned it over to Utah.
The deal calls for the ranch to be opened for public access, a subject certain to raise debate over the proper stewardship of a significant archaeological find.
Already, hikers have taken some arrowheads and disturbed others flagged on the ground, said University of Utah graduate student Joel Boomgarden, one of 35 students rushing to complete survey work in the canyon.
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SALT LAKE CITY - For more than 50 years, rancher Waldo Wilcox kept most outsiders off his land and the secret under wraps: a string of ancient settlements thousands of years old in near perfect condition.
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Rancher unveils Indian site kept secret for years
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Private property ping. If this had been a National Park, it would have been looted long ago.
One of the coolest posts I've read all day..
I'm glad the previous owner preserved it. Pity the word is out, there will be a herd to trash it. I hope they gave the wrong location.
And, now it has, for $600/acre.
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I get disgusted when I hear so much about "it's a pity that the word is out". I have no desire to go and trash the place, and no I have no desire to see the d--n pictures because it seems that my knowledge somehow sullies one of academia's holy of holies. Why don't people just say: "it's a pity that some jerks sometimes trash archaeological sites."? The next shard of pottery or arrowhead I find, I'll just descreetly crush under my evil boot and throw into a creek and then say a prayer that some idiot pointy head or pagan fraud with pot belly and 1/16 native blood, 10,000 years from now gets a bleeding ulcer over my trash!!!
In this case, the preservation is excellent precisely because it was private property--the owner kept the public off and did not mess with the ruins at all. A great find.
However that is not always the case. I used to work as an archaeologist on a National Park that was previously private property (in New Mexico). The 'chaining' that was done by the ranchers left most of the smaller ruins as jumbled piles of rubble. They appeared to have used bulldozers to push the trees into large piles for burning after the chaining. This bulldozer activity often left a swath of architectual stone at least 100 yards long. Complete obliteration.
I'd say roughly 25% of the sites we found over the course of a 3 year survey were in this state.
The fact that a pristine area rich in artifacts is now widely known will inevitably draw pothunters and "jerks" who trash archaeological sites. There's the pity.
If that shoe doesn't fit, why get your knickers in a bunch?
I have my own bone to pick with academia excluding amatuers (anyone without an institutional grant) from archaeology, or for that matter, paleontology, to a great extent. I'm a geologist, but I can't pick up a tooth on federal land, despite being a professional, despite the fact that, if reported, the fossil will probably be destroyed by the same forces which brought it out of the strata in which it was entombed. I'd rather see it in a shoebox under some kid's bed, well revered, than washed down the creek to oblivion. At least there is a chance it will be studied someday. All this prohibition has done is squelch the budding enthusiasm of the next generation of archaeologists, paleontologists, and geologists. It makes for an unwieldy crop of couch potatoes who think surfing the web is a replacement for being there.
Do I feel this site area is the holiest of holies? No, it is just the abandoned trash and belongings of the previous residents. Not much holy about a trash pit.
Do I think that some knowledge could be gleaned there? Perhaps some insight might be gained if people don't loot the place. The best way to keep that from happening is to keep the lid on the location.
I got my start picking up arrowheads in a tobacco field with my grandfather. Hardly an undisturbed site. Most places have felt the plow, and have lost a great deal of significance as archaeological sites go. This one, apparently has not.
On our survey (with the Federal Government. Oh my, imagine this), we had high school kids from the local school come out and spend a day with each of our survey crews. A few REALLY got into it, and others were more like couch potatoes.
We also invited local metal detector 'amateurs' out to help us with a portion of the Park that had Civil War remains. They really helped us find some very interesting artifacts that our surface survey would not have found. Each crew also had a volunteer who was an amateur. One guy was in his late 60s but he kept up with us 20 year olds no problem. He just had a profound interest in the subject and was one of the best workers as a result. No formal training whatsoever. We all loved him.
As archaeologists we also recorded a number of fossils in the arroyo beds, even though strictly speaking they were more the purview of geology than archaeology. But as with most things we mapped its location (on a topo and using GPS) and details about it, but left it as we found it.
Why someone would go out of their way to destroy such things is beyond me--just to get back at 'academia'? What a stupid reason. You might as well go spray paint some graffitti on a Police Station or something equally intelligent.
Makes me ashamed to share the title 'Freeper' with such a person.
I truely did not mean to direct it at you!
All this prohibition has done is squelch the budding enthusiasm of the next generation of archaeologists, paleontologists, and geologists.
You state things in much more mature way!
Well, I did not imply that I would go out of my way to destroy artifacts. I'm just trying to say that if I'm such a boob, why should I be responsible to hold a distinction between an perfect arrowhead and hunk of limestone? I was just venting my frustration that it is commonly held opinion that the mere public knowledge that an artifact or site exists is "a shame". I don't think an artifact has any more value than the fascination of the observer/collector regardless of his status. Don't tell the great unwashed public not to touch. Teach us and trust us. Pass reasonable laws that preserve the landscape but that don't penalize serendipitous discovery. Don't put up signs that say: "Access Prohibited" but rather put up ones that say: "Protected site, for legal access contact:.....at......". Then prosecute violators vigorously. Prohibitions should be left to private property and Military sites. I don't resent hunting laws because they generally provide a reasonable means for public access. Why can't we provide similar rules for artifacts? I'd buy a license and perform due dilligence/disclosure if I found something interesting and even be willing to surrender it if an item was deemed by an authority to be important. Also, I'm not totally against academia. I think the laws constraining archaeologists from the scientific and careful excavation of ancient burial sites are unreasonable too.
Granted, the difference between modern grafitti and the revered inscriptions on Pompey's Pillar, Independance Rock, and the ancient pictographs is a matter of time and taste. Unfortunately, those who wish to donate their mark to posterity seldom do so now without obliterating their predecessors.
I wouldn't object to names and dates so much were this not the case, but could readily dispense with some of the more explicit characterizations of their peers.
Still, such scratchings are the roots of history, Pompeii and Herculaneum are noted for grafitti in soma quarters. It is the destruction of the existing writing/pictographs to which I object more than the addition of new markings in otherwise unmarked areas.
I worked on an archaeological crew in Bath County, VA, the summer after I graduated from College. We had a very diverse group, a lot of fun, and made a couple of contributions to VA prehistory. I loved it, but continued on to grad school and to the oil industry. The fascination (and thrill of discovery) never goes away.
One of my former professors has been metal detecting for eons, and I believe the metal detector has finally found a (rightful) place in the archaeologist's toolbox. A little careful documentation turns what was once considered relic hunting into valuable data, especially on a battlefield (be careful of unexploded ordnance, though).
I know of an area in Wyoming where dozens of turtle fossils are being disarticulated by erosion and washed away piece by piece. Perhaps they are not paleontologically significant, but at least some could have been recovered more or less intact. Some probably still could be. Permit interested people to come in, show them how to recover, preserve, and reassemble the fossils, and there would be a lot of these in collections, private and public, available for study.
Thanks for the pics. That middle point is a real gem.
Facts like these reveal a governing attitude that does not care for the artefacts but only for it's power over them. Thanks for your patience with my venting.
Depends on the owner and the bucks dangled in front of his nose. If this were in Northern Virginia, it would already have a strip mall and 7,000 homes on top of it.
My grandfather grew up in the desert SW and passed on stories to my mom about Indian ruins he visited around 1915. He told mom the floors were littered with beads, moccasins, bowls, etc.
Only in my dreams can I find any like that. That is a real fine point.
You're welcome. (been there, done that)
Sorry for the late reply--just got back from celebrating Independence Day.
Actually that analogy with a hunting license sounds like a very interesting solution. Getting trained in normal field techniques is not difficult and to me that would be most of the fun for the average person. It would also provide some great contact with the public.
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Is Travel Promotion Act a bailout for tourism industry?
Now that Disney has bought Marvel comics, it is reaching out for another partner: the federal government. Next week Congress may pass the Travel Promotion Act, derided by its critics as bailout for the tourism industry.
But the real lesson of this government expansion is about K Street's growth into all sectors of the economy.
The Travel Promotion Act would create a new government agency and a new quasi-government agency charged with luring foreigners to see America, funded by a tax on every foreigner who visits America.
Skeptical Capitol Hill staffers call the bill a "bailout for Harry Reid." Reid, in re-election trouble, may be hoping government advertising for the Las Vegas Strip might win him some votes and campaign cash from grateful casinos.
But the legislation championed by hotels, airlines, and other giants in the travel industry is modest in some ways: Its price tag is only $200 million per year. And rather than a tale of corporate America's clout in Washington, it's a tale of K Street and Capitol Hill luring corporate America into the Beltway swamp.
Consider the bill's conception: In 2005 Rep. Bill Delahunt, a Democrat who represents Cape Cod, addressed the Washington Summit of the Travel Business Roundtable, and urged it to lobby more. Fed News reported, "The Congressman called on the industry to wage a more aggressive, bipartisan campaign."
It's not every day that a lawmaker issues a clarion call for more lobbying, so the industry obliged with enthusiasm. The Travel Business Roundtable registered as a lobbying organization in 2006, changed its name to the Discover America Partnership, and hired Steven Schwadron, Delahunt's longtime chief of staff, as its K Street lobbyist. Nobody can say Delahunt doesn't take care of his employees.
Delahunt this year sponsored HR 2935, the Travel Promotion Act, which creates a Corporation for Travel Promotion, funded through voluntary contributions from tourism businesses, plus a $10 tax on every foreigner entering the United States.
This tax has received some push-back from European diplomats. Ambassadors from the European Commission, Sweden, and the Czech Republic wrote U.S. officials, "Taxing foreign travelers to promote tourism seems peculiar."
While this looks like a bailout for the tourism industry, it seems to be paid for by the tourism industry, and it could discourage as many visitors as it brings in. Maybe the real beneficiaries are not Disney and Vegas as much as their lobbyists.
The Washington Post's Jeffrey Birnbaum covered the industry's lobbying push in 2008. The Discover America Partnership hired former health maintenance organization lobbyist Geoffrey Freeman to assemble a lobbying army. Freeman got major hotels and theme parks to pony up good cash for his effort.
The partnership started shelling out $20,000 a month for the advice of former Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge. Freeman hired polling firms, research firms, and public relations firms. The industry brought on new K Street firms, including Schwadron's.
The U.S. Travel Association multiplied its lobbying spending tenfold from $75,000 in 2005 to nearly a million dollars in the last 12 months. The problem, they said, was burdensome visa processes and unnecessary and intimidating security measures that gave the impression that foreigners were unwelcome in the United States.
The lobbying response was typical of government and K Street. When government creates a problem, lobbyists are reluctant to tell Washington to back off. Instead of trying to minimize government's deleterious effect, politicians and lobbyists work together to create a new government program.
Considering the ego of politicians, a lobbyist has more success asking "can you help us out?" as opposed to "can you please just get out of the way?" Hence the vicious circle of Big Government: One government program causes a problem, and another comes in to solve it.
Also, getting government out of the way might obviate the need for more lobbyists. Once you're on the government teat, though, you'd better keep up your K Street army.
Sen. Jim DeMint, who is concerned that the bill could backfire internationally, is waging a lonely war against the measure. His staff asks why the businesses can't do its own travel promotion. But because the bill claims to impose no costs on the taxpayer, it's sure to pass.
We always assume that corporations use K Street to influence Congress. But as this episode shows, congressmen also welcome the attention of lobbyists.
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Zero impact is a version of 'leave no trace'. This means enjoy the outdoors, but minimize your impact on the ecosystem in the process. Staying on trails to decrease damage to vital cryptobiotic soil crusts, properly disposing of trash (including packing it back out with you), not intentionally or unintentionally feeding the wildlife, take only photos (not rocks, twigs or other bits), and respecting the natural quiet of nature are all little ways we can preserve the park and all natural lands.
Keep in mind, some animals already have bad habits as a result of careless visitors. The crows seem to KNOW people and their bags have FOOD! So be cautious and courteous during your visit to not contribute to the problem, but be part of the solution ;)
Please don't litter. The National Parks are one of the last sacred areas for everyone to enjoy!
Find the correct area the deposit what you want to get rid of. Most visitors do a nice job of keeping the Parks free of trash.
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Do not litter, or throw cigarettes any where in this area. It is a National Park, and violators will be fined heavily. Do not poach (kill) wildlife her either. It is Millions of years old, but humans have the ability to destroy things quickly.
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Eastland Mall: Requiem for a falling mall?
Eastland Mall was at one time Charlotte's premier enclosed shopping centres much the way Regency Square was in Richmond. While its more upmarket clientele have frequented the more uppity South Park Mall, reports of Eastland's demise are very much exaggerated. It has 3 on 4 of its anchor stores- Belk, Sears, and Dillard's remain. Different from the more upscale Southpark Mall with Sur La Table and Cheesecake Factory, etc., here you will find stores like Lim's, Payless Shoes, etc.
What to buy: There are 117 stores here so there is plenty from which to choose.
What to pay: All price ranges are represented here, though not quite as upscale as South Park Mall.
Address: 5431 Central Avenue, Charlotte, NC 28212
Directions: Detailed directions
Website: http://www.eastlandmall.com
Bombay Bazaar: Stuff b1bob has never heard of
Bombay Bazaar is one of many ethnic stores in Charlotte. My friend Mark likes to cook Indian cuisine every now and again. I personally get on better at Latin American markets because I love to cook that style of food (which is ironically my specialty).
What to buy: As Mark says, you can buy "a bunch of stuff that b1bob's never heard of" here: things like, asoefatida, tumeric, fresh cardamom, garam masala, some chai (tea) and a few other Indian whatnots.
Address: 6233 South Boulevard, Charlotte, NC 28217
Phone: (704) 643-4647
Ballantyne Commons East: Open that wallet...wide
Like Morrocroft, Ballantyne Commons East is an upscale strip mall with some chains that are found everywhere (such as Eckerd, Harris-Teeter, The U.P.S. Store, and Blockbuster) but it primarily offers stores befitting the affluent area like Providence Bistro, Port City Java, Zapata's, McAlister's Gourmet Deli, Wolf Camera, Cubbyhole, Wise Guy's Restaurant, and the Fox & Hound English Pub. There is also a YMCA, something not often found at a strip mall.
What to buy: You can buy groceries, pharmaceuticals, toiletries, coffee of any style, rent movies, work out, eat out and buy all manner of whatnots here.
What to pay: Many of the stores lean decisively to the upmarket.
Directions: At the corner of Johnston Road and Ballantyne Commons Parkway south of uptown Charlotte.
Stonecrest Shopping Center: A little farther south
Located in the ritzy Ballantyne area of south Charlotte just past Piper Glen and I-485 on Rea Road, you'll find this expansive strip mall. There is a Harris Teeter grocery store, a larger multiplex cinema (Regal Cinema), a Target, and numerous specialty stores. There's a great toy store here where I've purchased gifts for my nephew. You'll also find some interesting restaurants here including Miro, my favorite local Spanish place.
Directions: Rea (pronounced, "Ray") Road and Ballantyne Commons Parkway
Asian Corner: Mini-Chinatown
Charlotte doesn't have an official Chinatown, but this shopping mall comes as close as we'll get for now. This used to be a mostly black neighborhood, but in recent years there has been an influx of Asians and Latinos and as a result this formerly abandoned mall was renovated into an an Asian themed shopping and dining paradise.
What to buy: There is an international market that has everything you could imagine to help with cooking Asian cuisines. You'll find Korean Barbecue sauces, Indian spices, Japanese noodles and Chinese serving platters. They even have an aisle dedicated to Mexican food.
Inside the mall, there are Asian owned shops featuring Asian language books, movies and music; travel agents specializing in travel to Asia, nail and hair salons in which Cantonese chatter competes with the sound of the hair dryers and a peaceful fountain in the center. There is also a Chinese restaurant that was packed with Chinese people when I peeked inside. Next time, I'll eat there and report on the food . . .
Directions: Corner of N. Tryon and Sugar Creek
Southpark Mall: Too rich for my blood
Southpark Mall features over 100 specialty stores.
What to buy: This mall appears to lean more to the fashion centre, but just about anything upmarket can be bought here.
UPDATE: I will no longer buy anything at this mall or any other by the same management (Simon Group) because another mall under their umbrella evicted a tenant based on the content of his store and applied this standard only to this vendor. If you're interested, write me an e-mail for more details.
Address: 4400 Sharon Road, Charlotte, NC 28211.
Directions: Detailed Directions
Phone: (704) 364-4411
Website: http://www.simon.com/mall/default.aspx?ID=788
Midwood Corners: That's more like it
Midwood Corners is a strip mall not too far from where Mark lives.
What to buy: Mark bought a book on photography (which he strongly suggested I read closely) at Book Buyer's Used Books (a $30 value, I'm guessing) for $5. Hey, as long as it's used, but not abused.
What to pay: Given its location, you will leave with a lot more green in your wallet than you will from Southpark.
Harris Teeter: Harris Teeter
Harris-Teeter is a regional grocery store chain headquartered near Charlotte. Mark does most of his grocery shopping, with the exception of specialty international ingredients, at this store located at Cotswold Mall.
What to buy: Anything that won't eat you first.
What to pay: It's reasonably priced.
Saigon Square: Saigon Square
Saigon Square is a Vietnamese-dominated shopping centre on Central Avenue in the Asian section of suburban Charlotte.
What to buy: There is a tailor shop, a video store, 2 restaurants, a jeweler, a jewelry repair shop, an alcoholic beverage store and a school where they teach you how to accentuate women's fingernails.
Cotswold Village Shops: Cotswold Village Shops
Cotswold Village Shops, commonly called simply Cotswold Mall, is Mark's friendly neighbourhood shopping centre. It is a strip mall with some familiar national and regional chains. Others are more upscale. For example you have Blockbuster Video, Eckerd Drug store (where I developped the first 100 exposures), Old Navy, the Atlanta Bread Company, Stein Mart, Harris-Teeter supermarket and others.
What to buy: Videos, pharmaceuticals, photo development, clothing, food and drink.
Website: http://www.shopcotswold.com
The Arboretum: South-side shopping
The Arboretum is a really nice strip mall. I almost hesitate to call it a strip mall, because to me, that phrase has a negative connotation. You'll find some good restaurants, a Harris Teeter grocery store, Walmart, Old Navy a great soccer shop and a place called Pasta & Provisions which sells homemade pastas at reasonable prices, to name only a few.
This photo also shows one of the unique things about the Arboretum; the pond behind the mall. It's a great place to relax and escape the crowds.
Concord Mills Mall
Concord Mills is the newest mall in the Charlotte area. It opened in 1999. It claims to be an outlet mall, but there are a lot of normal stores too. This mall is very crowded around race time, because it's located very close to Lowe's Motor Speedway. Also, this mall is very long!!! It takes a while to get around it.
If you have kids, there is a big freshwater fish aquarium in Bass Pro Shops. I love to take my son here, he loves to watch the "fishies." :-) Also, there's a Jeepers! that is great for birthday parties, and it has a roller coaster and a lot of little kiddy rides in it. There's a new "speedpark" with go carts and putt-putt, and there's a carousel in the food court.
AND also, there's a Jillian's here. Jillian's has bowling, pool tables, arcades, and a dance club. AND there's an AMC movie theatre with stadium seating and 22 theatres. There are tons of normal stores and a Starbucks and ice cream places inside the mall.
Directions: Concord, NC, exit #49 on I-85 north of Charlotte
Website: http://www.concordmills.com
The Fresh Market: Small grocery store, fresh stuff!
The Fresh Market is a Greensboro, NC-based chain of upscale, but not too expensive, grocery stores. The atmosphere is warm with wooden accents and a small, easily navigable store.
What to buy: The meats, fruits, and vegetables are among the freshest in town and the variety of cheeses, breads and desserts is also impressive.
What to pay: Only slightly more than Harris Teeter, the city's most popular grocery chain.
Address: 4223 Providence Rd.
Directions: Strawberry Hill Shopping Center
Phone: 704-365-6659
The Map Shop: Lost your way?
This place is a fun place for those of us who love to travel (okay, that's all of us on this site!). They've got maps of all kinds. Globes, wall maps, desk maps, GPS systerms, etc., etc., etc.
Check out their website for online ordering info.
Address: Corner of Kings Dr. and Morehead St.
Phone: 800-532-6675
Website: http://www.mapshop.com
Paper Skyscraper: Great place to browse
This store on East Blvd. is right next to a Thai restaurant and is full of cool and mostly impractical things. It's the kind of store that you can spend a half hour to an hour browsing and then decide that it's really not worth paying THAT much for a really cool scented candle. So how do they stay in business you ask? Well, they're located on East Blvd. in an upscale area where people have everything they need and shop for the strangest things.
What to buy: Cool books, stationery, photo albums, office supplies, furniture, etc.
What to pay: Too much, but if you shop here, you don't care!
Address: 330 East Blvd.
Directions: East Blvd. and Euclid
Phone: 704-333-7130
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