Albino Animals Part VI

You can find Part I here, Part II here, Part III here, Part IV here and Part V here

Abandoned US Malls

The Rolling Acres Mall opened in 1975 and expanded several times throughout its history. At one point, it had more than 140 stores. On Dec. 31, 2013, the mall’s last retail store closed, and it currently remains abandoned. Photo credit: Johnny Joo Photography

Photo credit: Johnny Joo Photography

Photo credit: Johnny Joo Photography

Photo credit: Johnny Joo Photography

Photo credit: Johnny Joo Photography

Photo credit: Johnny Joo Photography

The Woodville mall, like other Ohio malls, experienced an economic decline in the ’90s. The mall was opened in 1969 and by the early 2000s most stores had left. In 2014, it was demolished. LINK

Randall Park Mall opened in 1976 and closed in 2009. In 1995, there were 120 stores that employed 5,000 people. The mall began its decline in the early 2000s when J.C. Penney and Dillard’s left. By 2008, the mall was basically empty. The mall is currently being demolished and will be gone any day now. Photo credit: Johnny Joo Photography

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Some Cemeteries Part II

Grave of Edith Scobie (1877-1892), Mulka Store. The inscription on her sand-scoured tombstone, huddled beneath a solitary gumtree, reads: "Here lies embalmed in careful parents' tears/A virgin branch cropped in its tender years."- LINK

Sainte-Anne Cemetery, Martinique. Photo credit: aminkus

A tiny country graveyard during the 1998 ice storm, North Sherbrooke Twp., Lanark County, Ontario. Photo credit: Charles Dobie

Santa Maria Magdalena de Pazzis Cemetery in Old San Juan. Photo credit: Jon Taber

Cimetière de Fadiouth, Senegal. Photo credit: spalalaps

Ross Island cemetery. Photo credit: David Dorren

Lutheran All Faiths Cemetery. Photo credit: Viridia

Joal Fadiouth Cemetery. Photo credit:
Mariano N. Jiménez

Coastal Cemetery in Sri Lanka. Photo credit: ngaire lawson

Le cimetière de Fadiouth. - LINK

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Blisters and Bruises