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Meine beiden Ginkgos himmelwärts gesehen - sie reichen sich die Hand - sie sind jetzt 40 Jahre alt 18.6.2026
My two ginkgos seen reaching skyward—they are holding hands—they are now 40 years old (updated June 18, 2026).
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Carlo Ferrari's Beech 18 is a remarkable example of this twin-engine 'taildragger'. First flown in 1937, the type saw extensive service during World War Two as a trainer and light transport (amongst other duties). After the war, the Beech 18 was a well-known business aircraft, perhaps the King Air of its day. Carlo's G18S, which has made appearances on television and in movies
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Beginning in the mid 19th century, visitors to Niagara Falls could enjoy a trip on the famous Maid of the Mist. The first Maid was launched in 1846 to provide ferry service across the Niagara River just below the falls. Business dropped drastically in 1848, however, following the opening of the first Suspension Bridge across the gorge. It was located where the Whirlpool Rapids Bridge is now.
In order to find another source of revenue, the Maid's owners began making sightseeing trips upriver to within a short distance of the Horseshoe Falls. The idea caught on very quickly. People were absolutely enthralled with the exciting but perfectly safe (not to mention unique) experience. As a local 19th century writer noted, "It is a sensation that is equaled nowhere else, the most wonderful water-trip in the world."