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As a follow on from Julies image, www.flickr.com/photos/sunphlo/15800898387/ the Mitcham Keystone Bridge before the removal of the Willow trees
This is on the Great Allegheny Passage cycle trail in Pennsylvania. We hired bikes from the delightful folks at Gram Gram's Place in Meyersdale. The Keystone viaduct is one of the highlights for me. Down below are a road and river.
Apropos of nothing at all, I'm not sure I'm quite ready to say "So long and thanks for all the fish", but the moment is close. Having seen how much easier it is to use Ipernity, and just how much better than Flickr it is, I think I'll gradually switch.
I spent the 4-6 of the month with my family and family friend in Dillon, Colorado at Keystone Resort for a short vacation! We skied and hung out in the hot tub in our condo for a couple of days. It was a beautiful, nice break from Kansas.
Catalog #: 00067827
Manufacturer: Keystone
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Official Nickname: Pathfinder
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Repository: San Diego Air and Space Museum Archive
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Keystone is an eco-development foundation. It is specialized in forest honey. from all over the Nilgiris, tribals (mostly Iruluas) bring honey in and the foundation checks for quality and markets through outlets- 'The Green Shop in and out of the region. keystone also promotes organic crops natural to the habitat. The shops sell pottery, candles, creams, bags, organic cotton etc.
they have 5 big buildings like this one. These are constructed out of rammed earth with the expertise of Auroville, Puducherry. 10 years ago organic architecture was not much developed. in all the buildings no concrete is used. note the natural color of the walls. rainwater is harvested in a pool below for reuse.
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Former Western Maryland Keystone Viaduct, built to last, now supports the Allegheny Passage trail 10-3-14
The Keystone B-6A was the last biplane bomber purchased by the U.S. Army Air Corps. The conservative Army leadership was slow to accept new design concepts in aircraft construction and tended to favor traditional and proven designs over radical unproven ones. This resulted in a design stagnation of about 10 years. The basic design and performance of the B-6A was little different from the Martin NBS-1 ordered in 1921.
The acceptance of the single-wing bomber would be slow. The B-7 and B-8 bombers were ordered in 1929, but they were originally designed as high-speed observation planes. The conversion to the bomber role was done while the prototypes were under construction.
Some Keystone bombers remained in service until the early 1940s, serving in secondary roles such as observation and reconnaissance.
(U.S. Air Force photo)