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there are some interesting road splits along the Bow Valley Parkway (Banff National Park) and this one is a favourite...because it would appear that in this showdown the tree has won
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The last day of 2025 started in some fog for me, a fitting conclusion for a year punctuated with many foggy sunrises !
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Heads: LeLUTKA
Skins: Avi Glam
Outfits: Cold Ash & Gaset
Richard Mille Cup - 2024
Sail Number: N
Hull Colour: Black
Number of Masts: 1
Length on Deck: 15.85m / 52ft
Beam: 13.51m / 44.33ft
Built: 1904
Designer: William Stoba
Builder: Liver & Wilding, Fleetwood, England
Based: Oban, Scotland
Pilot cutters relied on speed and seaworthiness to secure business and Alpha is a prime example of the type. Long admired by yachtsmen, Alpha was one of many pilot cutters that were converted into yachts and her yachting career started 100 years ago.
As a yacht, Alpha was famously owned by Royal Cruising Club flag officer Sir Sidney Rowlatt, who enjoyed nothing more than sailing her in the gusty conditions she excels in. Alpha underwent various modifications over the years, but thanks to substantial restoration work, she is now again sailing as designed.
a serie of 3 posters 50x70 each, made for a visual street art event called "street beauty" in tel-aviv.
The first car I ever rented in Europe was an Alpha Romeo. I drove it from Frankfurt to Cologne for the weekend. It was equipped with an early GPS (ca 1998) which was programmed to return to the rentacar shop. So for three days, I had to put up with a German lady telling me to do a u-turn in German at every possible opportunity.