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Square Waterhole/Mount Compass. White settlement began in the 1850s primarily with a small licensed inn which provided ale for the bullock teams carting Willunga slate to the Victor Harbor and Goolwa districts. The first land was purchased in 1854. The district was known as “Square Waterhole” as a large square hole had been cut for extracting peat! The locality was on the land route from Willunga to Encounter Bay but the district was only used for grazing area because the soil was so swampy and peaty. Development proceeded from 1890 when a small town was surveyed. In 1892 the district was subdivided into 100-acre farms for the cutting of peat, the growing of vegetables and dairying. The first dairy cows were recorded in 1899. This industry expanded with the development of refrigeration in the early 1890s which allowed export of local butter to England. Dairying further expanded in the 1920s when advances in soil technology and fertilisers allowed for improved pastures. Dairying is still a major activity in the district. A butter and cheese factory opened at Mt Compass in 1956. It was run by Dairyvale and it closed in 1996. A community hall opened in 1903 and a town cemetery was established. The first church which was erected in 1916 was the Church of Christ. A school (1899), Post Office and co-op store were also open by then. St. John’s Lutheran Church opened in 1958. It was consecrated in 1961 and still operates. The Anglican Church in Mount Compass also opened in 1961.
The plan: to take lots of photos of compass roses for a friend who wants a tattoo of one. This is the ONE we found.
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Plaxton Panther 2 / Volvo B9R
Compass Royston of Stockton on Tees
Location: Whitestone Corner Roundabout, Shepton Mallet
Date: 01/07/2019
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Reg No: GX13 FSL
Chassis: Dennis Dart SLF 4
Bodywork: Alexander Enviro 200
Livery: Compass Bus White with Burgundy Skirting and logos.
Galileo designed this military compass for Duke Vincenzo Gonzaga. He got a gold chain and two silver dishes for it. It now lives in the Putnam Gallery at the Harvard Science Center.
Square Waterhole/Mount Compass. White settlement began in the 1850s primarily with a small licensed inn which provided ale for the bullock teams carting Willunga slate to the Victor Harbor and Goolwa districts. The first land was purchased in 1854. The district was known as “Square Waterhole” as a large square hole had been cut for extracting peat! The locality was on the land route from Willunga to Encounter Bay but the district was only used for grazing area because the soil was so swampy and peaty. Development proceeded from 1890 when a small town was surveyed. In 1892 the district was subdivided into 100-acre farms for the cutting of peat, the growing of vegetables and dairying. The first dairy cows were recorded in 1899. This industry expanded with the development of refrigeration in the early 1890s which allowed export of local butter to England. Dairying further expanded in the 1920s when advances in soil technology and fertilisers allowed for improved pastures. Dairying is still a major activity in the district. A butter and cheese factory opened at Mt Compass in 1956. It was run by Dairyvale and it closed in 1996. A community hall opened in 1903 and a town cemetery was established. The first church which was erected in 1916 was the Church of Christ. A school (1899), Post Office and co-op store were also open by then. St. John’s Lutheran Church opened in 1958. It was consecrated in 1961 and still operates. The Anglican Church in Mount Compass also opened in 1961.
Compass Plant (Silphium laciniata var. laciniata) was found historically in Outer Bluegrass Region Savannahs in Kentucky and would have been encountered by Daniel Boone growing amongst Big Bluestem clearings in the woods where Cherokee Park is now located. The bluestem grew so tall that a man on horseback could not see over it. The compass plants were taller (typically 11-13 ft.) and could be used to navigate through a prairie.
Olmsted used Compass Plant and Indian Cup Plant as tall border perennials along Cherokee Road. There was a stand found at the intersection of Barney Ave. and Cherokee Rd. in 1941 when botanist Mabel Slack did her famous inventory of Cherokee Park for a masters degree from Cornell University.
Compass Bus Wright Streetlite on sub-contract to Brighton and Hove Buses summer only route 7X. Brighton Stn
Bussola feng shui, in pregiata scatola in legno decorata
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