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CCC (Civilian Conservation Corps) workers clear snow at Rocky Mountain National Park, 1933. National Park Service photograph by George A. Grant (Wa. 304d).
Road through Badland formations near east entrance of Badlands National Monument (now Badlands National Park), July 29, 1936. National Park Service photograph by George A. Grant: Negative Number BADL Wa. 1
1934 photograph of Frank "Boss" Pinkley, Superintendent of the National Park Service's Southwestern Monuments. National Park Service photograph by George A. Grant: Negative Number Wa. 37.
HPC went for a happening outing to Sentosa on the 12.02.2006(Sunday).Met up at The hawker Center to eat then proceed in to Sentosa by bus.The Sun Sand and Sea and of course many many bikini...We had fun at the beach and played a few games Twister was one of them...
Shenandoah National Park Superintendent James R. Lasiter (left) with Mr. Pollock, owner of Skyland, June 7, 1936. National Park Service photograph by George A. Grant.
Awesome shot of Dago Red. Piston tops coated with ceramic finish and piston skirts with a solid dry film to reduce friction. Exhaust components coated with HPC High Performance Coatings thermal barrier exhaust coatings. Keeping the engine running cool while running over 500MPH.
Shown is a view of the remains of The White House (or Casa Blanca) cliff dwelling at Canyon de Chelly National Monument taken in 1940. National Park Service photograph by George A. Grant.
Uncle George W. Coe of Glencoe, New Mexico, showing his missing trigger finger on his right hand. He lost the finger in the 1878 Blazer's Mill gunfight in which Dick Brewer and Andrew L. "Buckshot" Roberts were killed. Photograph taken November 9, 1934 at White Sands National Monument, Alamogordo, New Mexico by National Park Service photographer George A. Grant; Negative Number Wa. 46c.
High-performance Computing (HPC) server used for data analysis at ILRI, acquired in 2005 (photo credit: ILRI/Alan Orth).
High-performance Computing (HPC) server used for data analysis at ILRI, acquired in 2011 (photo credit: ILRI/Evelyn Katingi).
This beautiful small, two bedroom, two bath condominium features a fully equipped kitchen, wood-burning fireplace, washer/dryer and deck with charcoal grill. There is a king bed in the master bedroom and a queen in the guest room. New sleeper sofa. The unit also has two TV’s, a VCR and two DVD’s.
This unit has a ramp going into the unit - no steps!