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The Keystone Cops was a series of silent film comedies featuring a totally incompetent group of policemen.
Juli 12/23
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Mississauga
Residential
Keystone Condos
202 Burnhamthorpe Road East
Kaneff Group
20s + 23s
Turner Fleischer Architects
Middlebury, Vermont USA • Part of the old hydro power sluice at the Middlebury Falls of the Otter Creek, damaged in the Great Flood of 1927.
Michael Raso loads and tests the Keystone A7 16mm movie camera. Originally introduced in the mid to late 1930s, many of these sturdy cameras are still in use today. Camera takes double perforated 16mm film which can be found at filmphotographystore.com/collections/movie-film/double-pe...
Video: youtu.be/PsAdRbwLKGE
One of the original (1841) keystone arch bridges that was bypassed by a 1911 line relocation project, as viewed from the current alignment.
Creedmoor - 2012
Walls - White Shadow
Trim - White
Cabinet Stain - Kitchen Lenox Canvas
Kitchen Tops - New Venetian Gold
Kitchen Backsplash - BE10 3x6 brick lay/ grout #17 marble beige
Hardwoods - Danner 3 ¼” Oak - Hazelnut
One beat Keystone 110 camera and another one new in box. It comes with 2 110 films. (1998)
The firm considered that labeling its products as Made in USA was an important part of its appeal. [1]
The company filed for Chapter 11 protection in January 1991
I had to pull some old backups out to grab an image for something, and stumbled upon some old stuff, so I'm uploading it all for safekeeping.
This photo was NOT taken in Eckman as it says above the map. It was taken in Keystone. Don't know why it says Eckman. I didn't put that there. I suppose it got that when I mapped it.
L to R: Sean Lavey, Scott Borai, Clark Millar, Pat Clark Laura Eckburg, Brenda Murrow, Jennifer Tatnall, Tommy Feldman, Ravi Sridaran
Dukes and Slumpbuster
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Day 2, Friday August 8. A ride mostly on Islands, though both connected to the mainland by bridges. Another start to the day with a ferry ride from Port Townsend to Coupeville. Then riding on backroads of Whidbey and Fidalgo Islands, though I had to spend some time on busy SR 20. A mix of forest, farms, and sea views. Ended the day at the sub-par campground in Washington Park, Anacortes.
Keystone Arches- Chester, MA
Thee are first keystone arch railroad bridges built in America. They are wholly dry laid, range in height to 70 feet and made possible the longest and highest railroad in the world of its time, the Western Massachusetts Railroad. They cross the West Branch of the Westfield River