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Manildra Group/ Progress Rail MAN005, CF4401 & MAN001 ‘Len’ lead SSR empty Box grain/ hoppers Train no. 9375 into Cootamundra bound for Stockinbingal
Manildra Group are seemingly ramping up their operations utilising Southern Shorthaul Railroad assets and crew to run their trains
18/12/24
For a while now I have been in discussions with LSU Press about writing a book. As you can see above, the contract finally got signed today. The book is going to be called Water Under Everything. For those of you who don’t happen to be obsessive Eudora Welty fans, the title comes from a short story she published in the New Yorker in 1952 titled, No Place For You My Love.
It tells the story of two single people who are seated together at a brunch at Galatoire's. After getting to know each other a bit they decide to drive out of New Orleans and down to Venice at the tip of where the Mississippi empties into the Gulf. The story is about the way Louisiana changes as it descends towards the water and about how the people change as well. At one point a character in the story say “The water was under everything.”
Anyone who has been to Grand Isle or who has thought much about the physical nature of the state of Louisiana can attest that this description fits the state as a whole. Water Under Everything will be about that Louisiana, the constantly changing, green, slipping, aquatic, half-mad world that is everywhere a place unto itself. In short, it is going to be about what I love about Louisiana and the things I fear are threatening our own unique corner of the world.
I put together a little reading list to get me started and I am listing it below. If you have suggestions then please say so, but I am trying to limit the total number of books to around 10. I have read most of the ones listed below but it never hurts to re-familiarize yourself with the masters. I am also taking suggestions for chapter subjects. Each chapter will deal with a different place, festival, restaurant or town. So, let me know a little about your favorites. I am sure you will be hearing more about it as the project moves forward. And, by the way, you now can stop worrying about what you are going to get everyone for Christmas 2013.
A Good Scent from a Strange Mountain
The Collected Stories of Eudora Welty
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Description: Marriage contract
Artist: Unknown
Medium: paint on parchment
Date: Tetouan, 1872
Persistent URL: digital.cjh.org/R/?func=dbin-jump-full&object_id=244141
Repository: Yeshiva University Museum
Accession number: 1981.005
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Basalt columns are formed by a process called columnar jointing when still magma cools down. When it cools down, it contracts and separates into columnar joints, often hexagonal. The separation begins where the cooling is greatest and continues as the rest cools little by little. They usually stand perpendicular on the cooling surface.
Stuðlagil is a section of the canyon that the river Jökulsá á Brú flows through in the Jökuldalur Glacier Valley, and that contains Icelands largest collection of basalt columns. It is 500 m long and contains 20-30 m basalt columns on both sides of the river. The canyon is very picturesque with blue/green water in the river flowing through it. Access to the canyon from both north (250 m walk from Grund farm) and south (10 km roundtrip hike from Hákonarstaði farm) sides is off Road 923.
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Lori started taking pictures of me while I was deeply immersed in the Register.com v. Verio case. I promise my eyes are open behind the book.
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I never thought I'd see "Contract Killers" advertising in public :-)
And the number plate is a scream as well lol
Just imagine seeing a line for "Contract Killers" on your credit card bill.......................................
Now repainted overall white for continued use on Oxfordshire school contracts, Vale's ex Bournemouth Yellow Buses Dennis Dart M454 LLJ is heading out from its depot in Aylesbury for the afternoon school run.
David Bronkhorst ondertekent contract bij Uitgeverij L.J. Veen op de Herengracht, vrijdag 4 juni 2010.
One of a pair of Mercedes-Benz Tourismo coaches delivered to Park's of Hamilton in 2017, LSK 512 is seen here visiting Keswick.
It originally carried the BN17 JKE plate and carries Caledonian Travel contract livery.
Manchester's first electric tram ran in 1901, but after 1930 the system began to contract as newer, faster motor buses took over. If the second world war hadn't broken out, Manchester's last tram would have run in 1940, But the outbreak of war led to diesel fuel shortages, and many more war workers needing transport to the factories, so the trams were asked to carry on for a few more years.
By the late 1940s they were in a shocking state - none had been properly overhauled and painted since before the war, and as they were due to be scrapped shortly it wasn't worth spending too much money on maintenance. Number 263 seen here is typical - dirty and worn, on Manchester's Hyde Road. It is actually and metaphorically being overtaken by a bus - a Crossley, built in the city just a short distance from the site of this photo.
The very keen-eyed will spot three electric wires above the tram - one for the tram and two for the trolleybuses that eventually took over on this route when the trams disappeared, and several; years after the date that had been planned.
The tram itself was officially a 'Pullman' car, which looked handsome but were 'interesting' to ride on due to their long four-wheel wheelbase. But no one really called them Pullmans - they were universally known as 'Pilchers' after the General Manager under whom they appeared. This was to the intense annoyance of Mr Pilcher, as he himself was very bus-minded and these trams had been ordered before his appointment.
Manchester's last tram clattered into the depot in January 1949 and then the city was tram-less until 1992 when the first modern Metrolink line opened.
If you'd like to know more about the Museum of Transport Greater Manchester and its collection of vintage buses, go to www.gmts.co.uk.
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One of several Martin proposals for NASA's NOVA launch vehicle. Study contracts were granted to several major aerospace firms, with the aim of evaluating a launch vehicle with 12 to 20 million pounds of thrust at liftoff. Such a.booster would have been capable of a direct ascent mission to the moon and other projected heavy-lift space missions. No NOVA vehicle was ever built.
Courtesy of GLMMAM, Baltimore, MD.