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...or not.
Jerrycons are used to fetch water everywhere-but not after they have been used for Parafin-Kerosine, cooking oil, or other liquids.
It is difficult to take a photo in Uganda without having a yellow jerrycon (jellycon) in the frame to add some yellow flare. Multiuse items are normally a good thing-but it is difficult to clean these properly to fetch water (or find the time to do so).
Producing 140 hp with a 19 foot head, this turbine was built in 1921 by James F. Leffel. Installed by Frank Anglin at this site after the mill fire in 1947, it was used for approximately 7 years to make veneer for cheese boxes and to saw lumber.
Trails information panel at the Almaquin Highlands Tourist Information Centre on Hwy 11 at Emsdale Rd.
The old railway lines are being ripped up across the country and turned into multiuse trails. Perfect for scootering practice.
OR 99W Orrs Corner Road to Clow Corner Road - This is a safety project that will construct road improvements to OR 99W to address safety and crash history problems at the Clow Corner Road intersection and improve safety at the Orrs Corner Road intersection.
The project includes:
•Constructing a northbound left turn lane at the intersection of OR 99W and Orrs Corner Road.
•Constructing a modern roundabout at the intersection of OR 99W and Clow Corner Road.
•Reconnecting the multiuse path on the west side of OR 99W, including ADA ramps.
This second channel, also eroded by the Boulder Flood is about 20 yards west of the new primary channel. It is roughly in the place of a small social path that runs from the South Foothills trail just past the bridge to the Four Mile Multiuse Path that connects to the east/south side of the Northbriar neighborhood.
There were some great winds and turns on the Cookstown Ontario section of the Trans Canada Trail which traveled through nature. It was a great hiking experience near Cookstown Ontario.
Gone Outside- Canadian Outdoor Tourism Network visiting the Cookstown section of the Trans Canada Trail system.
For more information on camping, nature, wilderness and outdoor activities you may want to visit www.goneoutside.ca for more outdoor ideas and information.
To get your Custom Build Quote Request Form call Brandon
at (734) 469-4985. Email us at bnbwoodcrafts@yahoo.com
“Cubbie Crafts” from B & B Woodcrafts are great for home,
home office, daycare centers, and other businesses.
Our “Cubbie Crafts” are multiuse. They are versatile for dis-
plays, organization, record keeping, computer room, enter-
tainment center, toolstorage, miscellaneous storage in the
garage, kitchens, and many other uses.
Finding a multiuse woodcraft is very hard in the “off the shelf”
stores. It is a what you see is what you get to choose purchase.
We are changing that method with your designs, sizes, hard-
ware, wood types, and finishes (not standard).
Our “Cubbie Crafts” is the unique advantage for your open
imagination to be creative and free flowing.
Our “Cubbie Crafts” are both wall mounted and floor based.
B & B Woodcrafts can use your design or create one for you.
A design cost may be charged depending on the complexity
of the drawing. This charge is separate from our Build Quote.
View easterly across the Cataraqui Trail along Harrowsmith Road. Somewhere along that road the name changes to Rutledge Road.
To get your Custom Build Quote Request Form call Brandon
at (734) 469-4985. Email us at bnbwoodcrafts@yahoo.com
“Cubbie Crafts” from B & B Woodcrafts are great for home,
home office, daycare centers, and other businesses.
Our “Cubbie Crafts” are multiuse. They are versatile for dis-
plays, organization, record keeping, computer room, enter-
tainment center, toolstorage, miscellaneous storage in the
garage, kitchens, and many other uses.
Finding a multiuse woodcraft is very hard in the “off the shelf”
stores. It is a what you see is what you get to choose purchase.
We are changing that method with your designs, sizes, hard-
ware, wood types, and finishes (not standard).
Our “Cubbie Crafts” is the unique advantage for your open
imagination to be creative and free flowing.
Our “Cubbie Crafts” are both wall mounted and floor based.
B & B Woodcrafts can use your design or create one for you.
A design cost may be charged depending on the complexity
of the drawing. This charge is separate from our Build Quote.
OR 99W Orrs Corner Road to Clow Corner Road - This is a safety project that will construct road improvements to OR 99W to address safety and crash history problems at the Clow Corner Road intersection and improve safety at the Orrs Corner Road intersection.
The project includes:
•Constructing a northbound left turn lane at the intersection of OR 99W and Orrs Corner Road.
•Constructing a modern roundabout at the intersection of OR 99W and Clow Corner Road.
•Reconnecting the multiuse path on the west side of OR 99W, including ADA ramps.
To get your Custom Build Quote Request Form call Brandon
at (734) 469-4985. Email us at bnbwoodcrafts@yahoo.com
“Cubbie Crafts” from B & B Woodcrafts are great for home,
home office, daycare centers, and other businesses.
Our “Cubbie Crafts” are multiuse. They are versatile for dis-
plays, organization, record keeping, computer room, enter-
tainment center, toolstorage, miscellaneous storage in the
garage, kitchens, and many other uses.
Finding a multiuse woodcraft is very hard in the “off the shelf”
stores. It is a what you see is what you get to choose purchase.
We are changing that method with your designs, sizes, hard-
ware, wood types, and finishes (not standard).
Our “Cubbie Crafts” is the unique advantage for your open
imagination to be creative and free flowing.
Our “Cubbie Crafts” are both wall mounted and floor based.
B & B Woodcrafts can use your design or create one for you.
A design cost may be charged depending on the complexity
of the drawing. This charge is separate from our Build Quote.
View easterly along the Seguin Trail, which has its own dedicated lane on the overpass over Highway 400 (a.k.a. Highway 69 a.k.a. The Trans Canada Highway)
The trails at Estrella Mountain Regional Park are multiuse, and a lot of people like to ride horses through here. If you don't have a horse handy, you can rent a horse or join a horse tour at a group of stables next to the parking lot where we parks. This was part of a horse tour group. Sadly, they don't rent pigs.
To get your Custom Build Quote Request Form call Brandon
at (734) 469-4985. Email us at bnbwoodcrafts@yahoo.com
“Cubbie Crafts” from B & B Woodcrafts are great for home,
home office, daycare centers, and other businesses.
Our “Cubbie Crafts” are multiuse. They are versatile for dis-
plays, organization, record keeping, computer room, enter-
tainment center, toolstorage, miscellaneous storage in the
garage, kitchens, and many other uses.
Finding a multiuse woodcraft is very hard in the “off the shelf”
stores. It is a what you see is what you get to choose purchase.
We are changing that method with your designs, sizes, hard-
ware, wood types, and finishes (not standard).
Our “Cubbie Crafts” is the unique advantage for your open
imagination to be creative and free flowing.
Our “Cubbie Crafts” are both wall mounted and floor based.
B & B Woodcrafts can use your design or create one for you.
A design cost may be charged depending on the complexity
of the drawing. This charge is separate from our Build Quote.
The trail, which follows an abandoned rail line, is cut into the face of an escarpment. Off the right edge of the photo is a steep slope, capable of tree growth, but challenging to climb.
This historic bridge was an important two-way traffic bridge over the Elm Fork of the Trinity River for growing automobile traffic in Denton County in the 1920s. The bridge is one of the only two accessible iron and steel bridges in Denton County remaining in its orginal location on public land. Concrete piers and abutments were installed in early March 1922 while crews waited for the shipments of steel to arrive later that month.
The main span of the bridge is a 100-foot Pratt through-truss; east and west approach spans are Warren pony trusses 70 feet in length. Early iron bridges could only accomodate one-way traffic. The Elm Fork bridge was built for two-way traffic in response to the growing number of automobiles on the roads. Built on one of the original wagon trails leading out of Denton, the road became known as Sherman Highway, connecting Denton, Aubrey and Sanger. It also served early farms and cattle ranches in the area; some were later inundated when the river was dammed.
The bridge served traffic until 1990 when Sherman Highway (now FM 428) was widened and the bridge was bypassed. It was repurposed as a pedestrian bridge and reamins in its original location as a part of the Ray Roberts Lake State Park Greenbelt. The Greenbelt opened on National Trails Day in 1999 as a wilderness recreation area with a 20-mile multiuse trail that follows the banks of the Elm Fork of the Trinity River.
Recorded Text Historic Landmark - 2014
Marker is Property of the State of Texas
Central Park of Morris County is a multi-faceted sports complex comprised of 420 acres. It is the Morris County Park Commission’s first fully accessible outdoor athletic facility. The complex includes two regulation-size in-line hockey rinks, a fully accessible Challenger League ball field, two sand volleyball courts, softball field, four multiuse artificial turf fields with sports lighting, a 5K cross-country course, 5-acre dog park, all-access play area, natural amphitheater, disc golf course, and 11.1 miles of paved and natural trails.