Some quick pictures of my Joe Tai Shoe Store

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 This is the shopping mall entrance
 A quick look at the jewellery department
 Beauty department and sunglasses stand. In the corner you can see a table and chairs from the food court

 Looking down on the lower level of the mall
 Looking in from the back

 All shoes are by Joe Tai


Now the heat wave is over I'll take some better pictures

Comments

  1. Vanessa5 August 2011 at 15:23

    Another wonderful display of your creativity. Doesn't it feel good to finally have all of that stuff out of boxes and displayed?

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  2. Suwi6 August 2011 at 03:08

    I love having it on display... I just have sooooo many more boxes to unpack!

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