This morning we ran into freelance photographer Jose Mandojana at Fresh Flours (5313 Ballard Ave.)
Sunset Magazine has hired him to shoot seven locations in old Ballard during the holidays for them to use in their December 2010 issue. Now that’s planning ahead!
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let's just hope all the stores will still be there when the issue comes out!
love that fresh flours, the newest place in ballard is being photographed as part of a piece on old ballard.
True dat!
I remember when Sunset magazine did a story on Ballard in 1986 featuring the Tractor, the Firehouse, and the Backstage (now Ballard Health Club). They called this a hip upcoming neighborhood, then the grunge thing kicked off. Wonder what will happen this time…
Douchiest Neighborhood ever.
Ha – nowhere NEAR the douchiest. Not even close.
there is no old ballard. walk through university village and down ballard ave. and tell me the difference. there is none. for someone who has worn a blue collar his whole life it's the sadest place in town.
I have a feeling that Fresh Flours will be here for the long haul at least. Good coffee, even better pastries, and they're running their baking business out of the location.