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2013 Jeep Compass is stronger than it was when it was first introduced. While the Compass was initially criticized for its home-style interior and presumptuous carmaker modestly adjusted the design a couple of years ago-just enough to make it as a “mini 2013 Jeep Compass but not enough to...
This ring was created by {me} in my home studio from start to finish. I have stamped North, South, West, and East into the face of this ring and rounded it on a dapping block. The compass face sits on a decorative copper band. This ring sits high enough to allow stacking rings to be worn with it. *stacking rings are sold separately. This is a fun ring and brings a lot of attention. CUSTOM made to order in YOUR SIZE. www.foxygirlboutique.etsy.com
Owen Morrels sculpture, “Compass Rose”, a spherical depiction of a navigation device, is located in the Boathouse District.
I call it the compass climber because there is 6 inch metal rim around the edge of the sand, and it is marked with the compass points. The 4 stretched out points correspond to North South East West.
The Compass event programme, From West to North to South to East and Back, launched in November 2010 with its first event at East Street Arts in Leeds, which featured performances by Graeme Murrell and Helen Pritchard.
Visit compassliveart.org.uk for more information and details of other live art workshops, meetings and events in Yorkshire and the Humber.
Images copyright Compass & Jonathan Turner, Photographer www.jonathan-turner.com
Operated by: Compass Travel
Reg: GX13 FSL
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2025:
Compass Travel no longer owns this vehicle
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Year 13 - 2013
Registered in Brighton (GX)
El modelo Compass combina la ligereza visual de su diseño con una gran capacidad y funcionalidad. Su sistema de ampliación, mediante la extensión de su estructura y armazón, auxiliado por ruedas, hace que pasar de cuatro a seis plazas sea un juego de niños.
2014 Jeep Compass finally find true north with a better automatic transmission and a couple of finer details seem to have finally found its course. Although they came seven years ago with some great innovative ideas, but also some obvious shortcomings for several partial upgrades and significant...
Photos from Secret Compass’s 2015 Burma expedition team, which ventured deep into Burmese Nagaland to climb Mount Saramati (3,826m), SE Asia’s most prominent peak. The team failed to summit due to a team mate injury earlier in the journey. Instead, the team experienced the traditions and culture of the Naga people and Burma’s first democratic elections since the dissolution of the military junta in 2011.
Craggy peaks, jungle whacking, river crossings, a warm welcome in every village and a Saramati Peak summit attempt are yours for the taking in 2016. This Burma expedition might be the just the adventurous and satisfying challenge you’ve been seeking. For more details and for information about how to join the team: www.secretcompass.com/expeditions/brave-new-burma-expedit...