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The horizontal stabilizer is almost 12 feet long and the connection to the tailcone is a very narrow section at the center. This makes for quite a long lever arm and the spar must be able to withstand some serious forces. In the center, between the spar, caps, and doubler, there's well over a quarter inch of aluminum.
For more details about the construction of the horizontal stabilizer, see the build log.
A Black Fronted Tern (tarapiroe, sterna albostriata) with what I initially thought was a fish but this image disputes that. Not sure what it is but think it might be a skink. Any ideas?
This moody nighttime photograph by Duncan Rawlinson captures the train tracks and urban scene at 560 Front Street West in Toronto. The glowing red lights reflect off the rails, contrasting with the dark sky and the industrial surroundings. The Reve Condo and nearby residential buildings tower in the background, adding depth to this quiet yet striking depiction of downtown Toronto’s nightscape.
A capture of the altar and surrounding area as captured from the side aisle. On the left just beyond the five steps is the Shrine of the Blessed Sacrament. Toward the center the altar and hanging crucifix is visible. Behind the altar, on the walls of the apse, are panels depicting the life of Christ. To the right of the altar is the chancel area, including a second sanctuary organ comprised of 1,284 pipes and two keyboards.
I hardly ever get dolled up (or even put on makeup, less even my contacts) so I figured it'd be good to get photos for posterity.
the front cover to my 2020 calender of efetling the jester standing in the book comes from one of my photographs and thought he would fit in nicely on the book.,thankyou all for looking and for all the kind remarks you have all said,very much appreciated,now I only have to assemble it all.hugs to allxxxxxxxxx
Front yard of my parents house featuring an old bench made from locally harvested lumber.
Please credit www.theenvironmentalblog.org if you are using these pictures on your website/blog. Thanks.
I don't where this was taken, but looks like a summer day [see other photo w/TAL and CAL playing with waterguns] in early 1950s.
That's Grandpa Floyd Gambill in the back, holding grandson Richard.
On the step is Aunt Claire and my dad, Thomas LeVesque. Kids are CAL, LDL?, and TAL.
lightweight and MUSA polished front hub; 28h; bought as part of a set, but only need the rear. Super smooth and well adjusted
In this composition, I opened up the lens to keep just the front elements in focus to draw attention to the settings etc.
The festivities at the Tiberino compound in Philadelphia during the 2nd Friday Carnivolution Show on 06/12/09.
Cady and I were super lucky, and super excited to see that we had the opportunity to be in front row for the concert. So amazing!
A shot of a Soho tower under construction in Bayan Baru, Penang. Shot with Fuji Sensia 200 and crossed processed, scanning done in the labs and post-processed in Photoshop to reduce grain.
Marjoram (lower left, blooming), hyssop and sage (center), violets (lighter green, at sidewalk edge), lamb's ears (blooming left center, by street); between the tree and the sidewalk, moth pinks bloom (white blossoms); beyond the tree, Rosa multiflora spreads its wings and a bed of daylilies stretches to the streetlight post at the end of the strip. The few little tufts of grass in the foreground are a wee reminder of the lawn that used to be (I don't miss it). (July, 2013)