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This was given to me by a relative about sixty years ago, and it already had some age on it then. There are no markings other than "Swiss Made".
Bus Company: Compass Travel
Bus: SN15 LRF
Route: 129
Destination: Nevill Estate
Location: Station Street, Lewes
Date: 26th March 2022
COMPASS and Safeguards Assistance to States event held at the Agency headquarters in Vienna, Austria. 2 June 2023
Photo Credit: Dean Calma / IAEA
Leaving the amphitheatre, we came upon this large (like 4 feet across) stone compass showing the cardinal directions. an inner greenish ring showed various types of weather (tornado, cyclone, scirocco, etc.). I am assuming the weather types are related to these cardinal directions???
a landscape architect's desk...minus the compass because I do not have the skills. I actually found a box with all my markers, lead holders, compass, pencils and lettering guides while making this block.
Looks like an X-ray, doesn't it? I love photograms. I won't get to make any more over the summer because I'm graduating on Wednesday. Then I have to wait till I can use the darkroom at college. AAAAH!! COLLEGE.
Seen in Haywards Heath on route 40
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Seen in Old Steine on route 7X
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Compass Royston's operation of the 686 has now entered its final term with the lost of the Middlesbrough Collage contract to Tees Valley Coach Travel. The service now has two breaks during the day one between 1024 and 1112 and then for an hour betwen 1412 and 1512 on an afternoon. Solo W87 is seen parked in Middlesbrough Bus Station towards the end of the first break.
Located at the center of Locust Walk, the Compass is a commonly used landmark for to meet up with friends. Rumor also has it that freshmen who walk across the Compass are doomed to fail their first midterm.
Photo credit: Steve Minicola
This Compass Rose, in the lobby of the newly redone museum, was saved from the floor of the older museum building.