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Reader Photos: Black Friday Sales
November 25, 2011
Retailers got an early jump on the traditional Black Friday sales, with many stores opening their doors Thursday night.
Lots of North Escambia area residents hit the stores Thursday night and Friday morning, and they have shared their photos with us.
If you have shopping photos to share, email them to news@northescambia.com or share them on this Facebook page.
Pictured top: Charla Starkk, Savannah Singleton and Brandy Gifford wait in line to buy an item Thursday night at Walmart in Ensley. Pictured below: The line stretched past Publix Thursday night for the Black Friday deals at Toys R Us in Pensacola (from Amy Lambeth). Pictured inset: Crowds wait for $19.95 sheets at the Pace Walmart Thursday night. Pictured bottom: Shopping 10pm specials at the Tanger Outlet in Foley Thursday night. Reader submitted photos for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
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12 Responses to “Reader Photos: Black Friday Sales”
Its the Internet / Ebay for me baby…and its delivered to your FRONT door…what else can you ask for….I save time…gas…walking….that equals to money for me
…heck…you dont even have to own a car !!!
had an absolute wonderfull time with my husband shopping the sales in getting in the crowds, got us both in the christmas spirit and we love it !! We even asked off work together just to be able to do it, it was fun and nobody was hurt anywhere we went, we went to wmart, kmart, target, best buy, big lots, and cordova mall, we had an wonderfull day together and loved every minute of it !! Here is to LOVING BLACK FRIDAY SHOPPING !!!
i took 3 teenage girls to pensacola for “black friday” doesnt seem like it was as crowded this year…we didnt have to wait in long lines at all, and still found good sales…
I was looking through a sale paper for Bass pro…advertising “in store only” sale for 5 hours only…went online and found the exact item for the same sale price….and had it shipped to me for $1 with the special code….AND I SPENT NO GAS MONEY, NO TIME IN LINES ….WOW! pAYS TO CHECK INTERNET AGAINST SALE PAPERS!!!!
Sound to sleep with “lots of sugar plums dancing in my head” about the time these people hit the stores! Oh I do remember when my children were little and u had to stand in line to get the “ONLY THING IN THE WHOLE WIDE WORLD I EVER WANT” off their Christmas list!…Wish we had internet back then!
stayed home and shopped- bought a LG 32 inch LED tv on amazon thursday afternoon w/free shipping for $299.00…sams is selling the exact same one for $319….i totally agree w/julia w……an elderly lady got trampled locally…not sure how bad, but enough to be taken to the ER…
Not a few minutes after Walmart in Ensley started their sales there was a fight between two women over a leap frog system. An ambulance was called for the injuries. Just goes to show you..you can’t fix stupid.
Black Friday? No thank you.
Cyber Monday? That’s more like it!
agree with julia w. i would like to make it through the holidays,lol.i shop online where the deals are just as good and the time is less spent fighting with someone about a gift.
my mom went shoping at target and walmart
Amen Julia.
You couldn’t pay me enough to fight those crowds. Thankfully I am through shopping for this year. I CHRISTMAS shop all year long.