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The 'Bay' is not a true bay at all, but a large tidal basin. It is enclosed by the villages of Kinloss and Findhorn to the east, and Culbin Forest to the west. It drains the river Findhorn and the Muckle Burn.
The bay is deepest in the channel leading out to the Moray Firth, reaching up to 10 metres. Other than that, the bay is predominantly shallow, the average depth being circa 2 metres. Due this safety, and lack of strong swell, the bay is popular with amateur sailors and windsurfers.
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Still in BN green, SD45 #6360 leads a GP18 and C430 on the Westbound Sealand stack train at Hunt Hollow Road in Dalton, NY on May 3, 1986. Despite the way it looks, this is not a NYSW train but a D&H/Guilford train.
These guys (they ARE males) are so much fun to watch. Pounding holes, fitting their stash, relocating. Busy busy busy. I think the best moment with them over time was a few years back when I watched them evict a starling from a nest hole. Nothing so exciting today.
la roue de la mort
Sur le site de la Station Nuage (île Forget Saint Sébastien sur Loire), une performance en solo unique et insolite réalisée par l’artiste Odilon Pindat
Il a créé de ses propres mains cet impressionnant outil de spectacle, " symbole du cirque traditionnel méconnu et tombé dans l’oubli"
La roue de la mort s’appelait à la base la roue de l’espace, elle a été créée dans les années 1920 par les Américains.
Elle est peu exploitée dans le cirque contemporain, en raison de sa dangerosité.
Seuls 4 artistes maîtrisent cette technique circassienne en Europe.