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3rd grade has invited firefighters, policemen, etc.. to have cake and recieve thank you cards for what they do for the community in honor of 9/11.
Höfn locals call it lobster, we call them langoustine.
It was simply the best langoustine I have ever had. And we could even see the boat that caught it across the road and in the local harbour.
Humarhöfnin - Gastronomy Langoustine
Höfnarbraut 4 | 780 Hornafirði, Höfn, Iceland
The tombstones where the trophies to be won. Imagine you win in all three disciplines AND overall. That'd be like 500 kilos to carry.
Yesterday this was red, then it was sanded down to leave just a bit of red, mainly on the grain. Now it's blue, with the grain enhanced and coming through with a very slight hint purple.
In certain light, it's got an almost pearlescent look about it as purples start coming through in certain places.
This is after coat number 3 with Crimson Guitars Finishing Oil. It's getting a lot more before it's finished.
Minda Haas Kuhlmann | 2019
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1. Ewa Prawicka-Linke (POL).2. Daiva Rakauskaite (LTU).3. Elisabeth Kindermann (AUT).Drenthe, Netherlands.15 Sep to 19 Sep 2015.Photo credit: Nienke Bos.
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Delaware
3rd Delaware Volunteers
Major Arthur Maginnis
3rd Brigade, 2nd Division, XII Corps
This regiment, worn down from active service in the second Manassas Campaign, went into action Sept. 17, 1862 with only five officers and 120 men. It started out on the right of the Union line in front of the West Woods. After heavy action along the Hagerstown Pike, it helped repulse Confederate counter attack following rout of Sedgewick’s Division. Final position of the regiment, 65 yards North of this point.
The 3d Delaware was commanded at the Battle of Antietam by Major Arthur Maginnis. When he was wounded Captain William J. McKaig of Company F took over. The regiment had suffered heavily at the Second Battle of Bull Run two weeks prior to Antietam and brought only 5 officers and 120 men to the field. These were organized into four companies, one of which was detached as skirmishers. The remaining companies took position on the left of the brigade line in a woods about 250 yards from the enemy, remaining there four hours under heavy fire.