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Part of a little project I did to document all the employees that worked in the Boulder office before Ericsson closed it - moving the jobs to low cost countries. The layoffs were in three waves. This is after the first wave so I missed some folks. About one third of the folks opted to relocate with Ericsson to other sites. The remaining are staying in Boulder.
I took these photos with a cheap compact camera. The project stated out to just take photos of those I'd worked with. Then it grew to those I knew the names of to "heck, just take everybody's photo."
Metal Festival Kopstal 2011:
We Knew John Doe
Feradur
Lost in Pain
Ed Hunters
Miles to Perdition
Desdemonia
Scarlet Anger
Rude Revelation
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Lake Morey Resort, Fairlee, Vermont.
Fairlee is a town in Orange County, Vermont, United States. The population was 988 at the 2020 census. Fairlee is home to Lake Morey, which claims to have the longest ice skating trail in the United States.
Lake Morey has played a central role in the growth and development of the Town of Fairlee. Founded in 1761, Fairlee is home to one of the oldest established lake communities in Vermont. The first seasonal lakefront cottage was built in the 1880s followed by a succession of cottages, camps and inns dotting the shoreline as its popularity as a summer recreational destination grew. The lake now hosts a town beach and public boat launch in addition to two Aloha Foundation camps, the Hulbert Outdoor Center, the Lake Morey Resort, and numerous family-owned cottages.
Originally known as Fairlee Pond, the lake was named after an area resident, inventor Samuel Morey. In 1795, Morey received a patent for the use of a steam engine to propel watercraft. He fabricated a side paddle-wheeled steamboat in his workshop near the lake. Local legend has it that lack of recognition for this steam-powered, side paddle invention, as well as lack of commercial financial backing, prompted Morey to scuttle his boat, the Aunt Sally, in his namesake lake.
The lake’s surface area encompasses approximately 545 acres. It is relatively shallow with a mean depth of 28 feet, a maximum depth of 43 feet, and a shoreline of approximately 5 miles in length. The lake is largely surrounded by forested hills rich in pines, hemlock, birch, maple and other trees. These forests include hiking trails, natural habitats, diverse species and important (but fragile) ecosystems. Lake Morey is home to bald eagles, several species of herons, loons and other wildlife. Summer visitors enjoy boating, fishing, and a myriad of water sports. A frozen lake surface in winter brings ice fishing enthusiasts, snowshoers, and intrepid skaters who enjoy a 4.5 mile ice-skating trail (the longest in the US).
Ed Harcourt in concerto alla Santeria Toscana 31 di Milano foto di Andrea Ripamonti per www.rockon.it