Roses, University Mall, Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Sign on mall entrance. Photographed with camera phone 3/31/07.
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I've only been there once, and that was around Christmas 1999. I remember going to Rose's, a shoe store, and K&W Cafeteria.
ReplyDeleteI've been there a number of times, though I've been to this mall less than the other ones in the Triangle.
ReplyDeleteSince you were there last, the mall had its Hudson Belk replaced with specialty grocer A Southern Season, while K&W moved to an outparcel, and both shoe stores (Foot Locker and Burlington Shoes) are still there.
The strangest part of this place these days is the ungodly number of art galleries. I’m all for art galleries, mind you, but this mall has art galleries like most malls have cell phone stores! LOL
Awesome! I can't even remember the last time I was at a Roses so I may have to take a trip and find one...
ReplyDeleteIt's either feast or famine with Roses. You can either find a bunch of them grouped together or one out by itself in the middle of nowhere.
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