A meat guide to using different parts of pork in different recipes. There has been a meat counter in this tiny store back in the days.
A view towards the loading dock.
Shelves inside the dairy product counter.
The price tag of a 2004 Fiat Ducato.
More spaces behind the area meant for customers. There’s even a staff bulletin board.
A book on paranormal phenomena.
Stairs to the cold and moldy basement. Not going in there.
That looks like a gravestone ad.
A fuse board.
Another office room. And this time definitely a vault.
A lot of forgotten keys.
Another office room.
A fairly old calculator and a rye flour bag of the store. I’ve removed the name of the location from the bag to hide it.
This cash register is a much modern one than the one on the counter in the store. I think this one is the last one that has been used here.
An entire book devoted to the new net sales tax. How intriguing.
A writing base with ads from local companies. Except, that they aren’t local. This one is not from here.
A brochure on imported cheese and a file by a nationwide car dealership. Oh, the randomness.
Phone books. The newest one is from 2013, so that must be near the final abandonment date.
The store has now been explored. Time to head upstairs, where I will probably find an apartment or two.
Well, it seems, that at least one inhabitant has been a fond stationary biker. Those were fashionable in the 1990’s. Even we had one.
But let’s see, what this floor has to offer.