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Taken from the helicopter. If you look closely you can see chain of krater road. The darker area's are mother's day flow where we hiked amongst lava in 2002
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Always an exciting moment when I see them unexpectedly!
In Cape Town/harbour with a shiny padlock, a fly-curtain and spotted on a children's carousel.
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The April bulldog meetup was a fundraising event held at 8 Chains North Winery and benefitting River City Bulldog Rescue.
One of the eight chains that traverse, ascend and descend around the headland. Not for the faint hearted.
In Hapeville, the train tracks run right through the middle of town. Lots of trains run through there, especially when Ford was shipping thousands of cars. To facilitate foot traffic, the city built a pedestrian bridge up and over the tracks. To keep people from jumping onto trains or other crazy stuff, they closed it up with a fence--sides and top. This is the top, looking south, the depot off to the right.
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Suffokate @ Chain Reaction, on 6.27.08
Suffokate @ Chain Reaction, CA on 6.27.08
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Suffokate @ Chain Reaction, CA on 6.27.08
near Jewel Meadows, we found the remnants of an old chain laying in the dirt. We looked up and hanging from the tree branch above....
Black chain link fence
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Anchor chain of The Joseph Conrad.
The Joseph Conrad.
Built in 1882 by Burmeister & Wain of Copenhagen, Denmark.
Originally named the Georg Stage (an iron ship) was a training ship for boys planning careers at sea. For more than 50 year this ship sailed the Baltic sea carrying as many as 80 cadets at a time for 6 month traning cruises. In 1905 tragedy struck when she collided with another vessel and sank. 22 boys were lost.
The ship was raised and repaired.
1934 she was bought and renamed The Joseph Conrad and continued to serve s a training ship. She also made a 2 year cruise around the world.
Later she was sold and converted to a luxury yacht but after only 3 years the ship was donated to the U.S. Maritime Commission.
1947 President Harry Truman signed an act of congress giving the Conrad to the Mystic Seaport Museum.