time traveling at Zoe’s in Forest Park

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I found these mannequins at the consignment shop, Zoe’s in Forest Park. Their clothes are wonderful. Every time i visit, i feel as though i am a little girl, going through my grandmother’s closet. There are everyday clothes, business attire & little black dresses. Hidden among the everyday, are very old fancy clothes. Clothes that belonged to wealthy women in the 50’s & 60’s.  It is not a shop you poke your head in, its the kind of store where you plan on spending the day.

And bring a friend & your camera. There are hats too.

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  1. I don’t remember my grandmaother’s clothes I was too young .. but mom Mum had some beautiful dresses. Lovely post

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    1. Thank you Julie. Its an amazing place to visit. Wearing someone’s history. ~amy

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  2. Equipping says:

    Have you heard of Ansel Adams.

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  3. Equipping says:

    Thanks for following my blog; you are very kind. I love your blog.

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    1. Youre very welcome! I enjoyed it! ~amy

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      1. Equipping says:

        Thank “you”

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      2. Equipping says:

        Is the Hwy 61 sign in Missouri?

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      3. I’m afraid i have no idea! I’m sorry ~amy

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      4. Equipping says:

        Hwys 61-67 parallel I-55 south of St. Louis

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      5. I live in Alabama & i’ve never traveled to St. Louis before. Shame on me! ~amy

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      6. Equipping says:

        It was a god place to live. Alabama is too.

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      7. I’m sure it is. Alabama has been home over half my life. But i’ve never felt i belonged here. my heart & soul want Vermont. I’ll head north when my kids graduate. There isn’t anything holding me back.

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      8. Equipping says:

        I have friends who live in Vermont, and in adjoining New Hampshire. They say that it is very cold, but, they like it there.

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      9. It is cold. People hibernate through winter, its wonderful to slow down every year.

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      10. Equipping says:

        Yes. You should find the you tube video of “Valley Of The Dolls.” It was filmed in NYC and New England. Dolls are “pills.” The opening song was beautiful, as were the scenes in the movie.

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      11. Equipping says:

        I have good news, and I have bad news. The good news is that I have a friend who lives in Vermont, and I told her that you will be moving there. The bad news!!! She asked, why???? Then, she said that in the winter the temperature will stay at -20 degrees for a week or two at a time.!!! My friend is friend trustworthy of her thoughts!!!! So, have you changed your mind lol????

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      12. Equipping says:

        I saw the Hwy 61 sign on the left hand side of your many pictures. It brought back fond memories.

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      13. OH! That is why your asking, that sign is in a restaurant down south by the gulf coast! Lots of cool stuff to look at in that place, i think i took at least 100 different pictures. ~amy

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      14. Equipping says:

        Your pictures are really good. They tell a good story of our country.

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      15. Thank you so much! Its my passion…

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      16. Equipping says:

        Wonderful pictures can be made in Vermont. Do you remember the Bob Newhart Show, that was based in a mythical area of Vermont, at the Stratford Inn, with “Larry, Darryl, and Darryl?

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      17. I have a gallery below that is only shots of Vermont. Yes, i remember that show because of Vermont. It was awesome! ~amy

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      18. Equipping says:

        I love your stories. I have a two-volume set of hard bound books of color pics called (Arizona Highways.” It’s about the deserts and mountains that you can access by taking the highways of Arizona. I lived in Phoenix, and in Las Vegas. Btw, I loved my Minolta cameras and lenses.

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      19. Equipping says:

        This “is” a camera too. mamiya 2×4 2×4 twin lens reflex

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      20. Equipping says:

        Hasselblad 500CM cameras are what I always wanted. I remember seeing some Japanese tourists in Las Vegas, who had at east two of each, with assorted lenses. But, today, I am stuck with my Smart Phone camera. lol

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      21. Equipping says:

        This is the last camera of my dreams. I really did not like going away from film cameras. I enjoyed developing rolls of film. A smart phone or tablet just don’t “do the trick.” So, now you know a little more about me. I wish you well in your photographic endeavors. I usually don’t come across someone who has the same desires as you.

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      22. Equipping says:

        I forgot about the Mamiya C220/ Does anybody still make camera film?

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      23. i’m a follower. Thank you. ~amy

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      24. Equipping says:

        You are very welcome, and very appreciated.

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  4. Linda Corliss says:

    Love Zoe’s!! Linda

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  5. Miriam says:

    Looks amazing. A place to lose yourself in by the sounds of it.

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    1. Hi Mariam, absolutely the coolest consignment shop i’ve ever been into. Every time i go in, i make a wish that hats would come back into fashion! Thanks for looking. ~amy

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