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Item Number: 09735-26-sh6of12-pt3.
Document Title: Brown-Forman Distillers Corp G.G. Brown Louisville, Ky. Topo Along Road At Sutherland Farm Scale 1" = 20'.
Project: 09735; Brown, George Garvin; Louisville; Kentucky; 07 Private Estate & Homesteads; 131 PLANS (1945-1963).
Artist/Creator: .
Location: Olmsted National Historic Site, Brookline, MA.
Category: PLAN.
Purpose: TOPO (Topographical).
Physical Characteristics: [Dimensions]34.5 x 44.5; [Technique]diazo pos; [Support]paper.
Dates: 30-JUN-1950.
Notes: G.G.B. 46..
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Please Credit: Courtesy of the United States Department of the Interior, National Park Service, Frederick Law Olmsted National Historic Site..
Automatic Signal between Bayswater and Boronia but has no post number
Imagine a driver reporting a signal fault. The conversation would go something like this
Train Driver "Hello Metrol i'd like to report a faulty signal"
Train Controller "Yeah, What the Post Number there Driver?"
Train Driver "These isn't a post number"
Train Controller "What do you mean there isn't a post number!"
Train Driver "The post number is missing"
Train Controller "Missing?"
Train Driver "Yes"
Item Number: 06893-46-sh1.
Document Title: Mr. Harvey D. Gibson/ Locust Valley, L.I., N.Y./ Plan and Elevation of Garden Arbor/; Scale 1/4"=1' [r].
Project: 06893; Gibson, Harvey D.; Bourne, G.G. --Bourne, George F. --Gibson, Harvey D.; Locust Valley; New York; 07 Private Estate & Homesteads; 32 PLANS ().
Artist/Creator: OBLA / OLMSTED BROTHERS --JAB.
Location: Olmsted National Historic Site, Brookline, MA.
Category: PLAN.
Purpose: A&E (Architectural & Engineering).
Physical Characteristics: [Dimensions]18 1/2" x 31"; [Medium]graphite; [Support]trace.
Dates: 25-APR-1927[r].
Notes: Plan of Arbor, Garden Elevation of Arbor, End Elevations at A & B. Revised 30-Apr-1927, 05-May-1927..
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Please Credit: Courtesy of the United States Department of the Interior, National Park Service, Frederick Law Olmsted National Historic Site..
She did it, another milestone for the daughter with the eternal smile. Little did we know all those years ago the acomplishments that she would make. And who knows what she will accomplish from here! She was one of the very top of her class....can a dad burst at the seams so many time and not be changed? How I have been blessed.....and humbled. Thank you K.
PetSmart Charities awarded a $200,000 grant to Forgotten Cats on July 29 to reduce the number of free-roaming cats in Newark, New Castle, and Bear. The grant was secured in collaboration with the Division of Public Health’s Office of Animal Welfare. Residents of ZIP codes 19701, 19702, 19711, 19713, and 19720 who can identify areas of feral, stray, or unconfined pet cats are asked to call Forgotten Cats at 302-429-0124.
“Collectively, our goal is to eliminate the free-roaming cat population and decrease the spread of rabies in our communities,” said Public Health Director Dr. Karyl Rattay at a press conference at the City of Newark Municipal Building. “The only approach that has proven effective is conducting large-scale, targeted sterilization and vaccination programs that result in healthier cats and healthier communities.”
The grant provides free spay or neuter and rabies vaccinations to 4,000 free-roaming cats. It is estimated that between 8,000 and 12,000 free-roaming cats live in 19701, 19702, 19711, 19713, and 19720. Forgotten Cats specializes in a trap-neuter-vaccinate-return (TNVR) process, which ends the breeding cycle. By sterilizing a substantial percentage of community cats in a targeted area, TNVR prevents the birth of more unwanted cats and cat populations gradually decline.
DHSS Secretary Rita Landgraf said there are estimated 60,000 free-roaming cats in all of Delaware -- or about twice the population of the City of Newark. "For every cat that will be fixed, we eliminate hundreds of unwanted kittens that would add to this statistic," Secretary Landgraf said. "Simply put, it is important and humane work."
"As the largest funder of TNVR programs in North America, PetSmart Charities applauds Forgotten Cats and the Delaware Division of Public Health for embracing this humane, progressive approach for managing community cats," said PetSmart Charities Program Manager Bryan Kortis. "They are a model for all communities who want to effectively address this issue." Kortis flew in from Arizona to present the grant award.
“We are grateful to PetSmart Charities for this opportunity, and we are confident that this effort will succeed in reducing the community cat overpopulation in Delaware,” said Felicia Cross, Forgotten Cats’ founder and executive director.
Since 2010, Forgotten Cats has sterilized nearly 90,000 cats, preventing over 1 million homeless kittens, Cross said.
The cats will be humanely trapped and taken to the Forgotten Cats clinic in Trainer, Pa., to be spayed or neutered. All cats will be scanned for owner microchips so the owner can be contacted prior to sterilization. While under anesthesia, a small portion of the cats’ left ears will be tipped for identification. The cats will receive rabies vaccinations by a licensed veterinarian and returned to where they were found, to live out their lives without future litters. Unowned kittens and cats that are friendly and socialized to people will be evaluated for adoption where possible, providing immediate reduction in free-roaming cat numbers.
For more information or to schedule an appointment, call Forgotten Cats at 302-429-0124, or visit www.forgottencats.org.
Photos taken on the Niles Canyon Railway Springtime Big Steam Special.
Builder: Baldwin Locomotive Works
Date: 1921
Type: 4-6-2 Pacific
Cylinders: 25 x 30 inches
Drivers: 73 inches
Boiler Pressure: 200 psi
Gross Weight: 149 tons
Tractive Effort: 45,850 pounds
Sunol, California, 28 March 2009.
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I did some research about the American Robin. Among the many interesting things about them, is that they are they are part of the Blue Bird family, and it was name after a similar bird found in Great Britain, only smaller. How about that?? :o)
My favorite subject is nature in every way, shape and form, that’s what I do the most, but also city life, and I like trying new techniques, like solarisation. I work also with black and white, and sepia.
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Have great day, and enjoy the ride!
Martha.
A view of the Number '2' (radiators) end of GB Railfreight's rebuilt class 69 diesel locomotive 69 009 'Western Consort' in platform 3 at Clapham Junction on the fine late morning of Tuesday 14th January 2025 with this view showing the cast steel number plate on the cabside of 69 009 with this being a replica of the cast steel number plates as carried by the former fleet of BR class 52 Western diesel-hydraulic locomotives from when they were delivered new into service between 1961 and 1964 up until their withdrawal from service on the former BR Western Region in 1977. None of the class 52s were physically renumbered into the 52 0xx number series as they all retained their original D10xx numbers right up to the very end.
..... that we have the smartest kid. :-D
I was woken up from my nap the other day by the "soothing" sound of the vacuum cleaner, apparently my son outsmarted his father and just stuck a finger in his ear. I on the other hand just grabbed my camera while struggling with my laughter!
:-)
The house of one of our oldest family friends in South Africa. Dina worked for my parents in their first shop in Malmesbury and later she worked with my sister and we have stayed in touch with her family closely.
The reason the 23 is significant is that the number of our house (where we have lived for yonks) is also 23.
Taf Vale Railway number 85 , from the Keighley Worth Valley Railway , visiting the North Yorkshire Moors railway for their 2022 Autumn steam gala .
Number 45 Orbit Racing BMW Riley driven by Bill Auberlen, Bill Lester, and Darren Manning at Watkins Glen for the Sahlen's six hours at the Glen
Item Number:902-124-sh2
Document Title:Arnold Arboretum/Profile on Centre line of walk [r] Profile on center line of walk to accompany grading plan No.120 [pi] Scale 40' = 1" [pi] 4' = 1" [pi]
Project:00902; Arnold Arboretum; Parkway (PI) -- -- --; Boston; MA; 12 Arboreta & Gardens; 252;
Location:Olmsted National Historic Site, Brookline, MA
Category:PLAN
Physical Characteristics:0000006518 22 x 60 P
Dates:11-DEC-1896; 7 DEC [18]96 [pi]
Notes:-Plan #125 [appears on r] -For copy see No.126 [pi] PI Cat= P&S no mention of sheets Draftsman=Jones[pi]
Please credit: Courtesy of the United States Department of the Interior, National Park Service, Frederick Law Olmsted National Historic Site.