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Standard Features
Base/Clear Paint with Lifetime Warranty
Limited Lifetime Structural Warranty
Double Insulated Honeycomb Roof
Fixed Front Window
Front Sliding Window
Framed Rear Door, Double T-Handle, Dark Tint
LED Third Brake Light
Interior Dome Light
Available Options
Double Clothes Hangers
Front Drop Slider or Drop Picture Window
Charcoal Interior Headliner
Oversized Side Sliders, Dark Tint
Side Access Doors, Standard or Oversized
Side Storage/Tool Boxes
Luggage or Commercial Style Roof Rack
Rubber Bottom Seal
16 GB of RAM here! Paired, Chipkill (Enhanced ECC) memory with bit-scattering and bit-steering technology. Impressive and expensive!
VCU Ram Horn installation... these photos were taken some time ago before I had a DSLR. I happened to be walking to my office and stuck around for a few minutes snapping photos with my phone.
Seniors Izzy Gaulia and Dana Cranston do the Ram Up! fist bump before their match with the Air Force Academy.
The Adventures of Ram Ram
OK, so I got a bit carried away at the Artisan Market, and ended up haggling with the artist over a wall mask and getting a deal I could not refuse (although David would disagree). This is how Ram Ram (a name I gave this creature) came to be adopted by the Howards.
It wasn't until we got him back to the room that I realised quite how big he was, and that he wasn't going to fit inside our checked in luggage. Oops.
The guys on the hotel reception kindly let us have some newspapers and cellotape to wrap him in, but it soon became apparent that he needed more, especially if he was to travel in the cargo hold of the plane.
Jackie, from our local agent Voyages Lumiere, came to the rescue. Less than an hour after texting her and asking how I could get hold of some bubble wrap, a driver turned up at our hotel with a huge roll of it. What a star she is!
Duly wrapped, we approached the check in staff at Delta Airlines in Port au Prince, who insisted he had to be checked in, but it was going to cost us $108. Not at all happy about that, I not-so-gently persuaded them to allow him to travel as carry-on, and we continued through the security into the departure lounge without much further fuss.
On the flight from Port au Prince, Haiti, to Atlanta, US, Ram Ram travelled in the cupboard allocated for coats in First Class. The staff loved him.
The next hurdle – and the biggest one as far as we were concerned – was US customs. After going through the X-ray, the security officer asked what it was, and proceeded to undress the carefully wrapped Ram Ram. Satisfied that he posed no risk to Homeland security, Ram Ram was yet again re-dressed and even received some additional accessories in the form of an approved 'INSPECTED' tape around his nose (horn).
Virgin Airlines from Atlanta to Heathrow were just as accommodating, and the crew just as amused, by our peculiar looking package. Yet again Ram Ram travelled in style in the First Class coat rack.
Back on UK soil all three of us sailed through customs without a second glance, and we soon found ourselves on the Heathrow Express train; while on the Hotel Hoppa Ram Ram travelled on the luggage rack.
Back home, we carefully undressed Ram Ram, who easily survived the journey in one piece.
He was accompanied on his adventure by a couple of friends from Haiti and has now moved into his forever-home and made a lot of new friends.
And they all lived happily ever after.
2017 Ram with stainless Ram Vertical Gatorback flaps. Truck courtesy of Hendry's Chrysler in Nokomis.
A working Ram pump at Emmetts
Sited half a mile from the big house, down in the wooded valley, The banging of the pump's mechanism travels up the old iron pipe that goes to the house, and can be heard in certain locations a hundred metres away echoing around the valley, like mysterious "Tommy knockers"
It is powered only by the small flow of water (that you see exiting the pump) from a purpose built pond on slightly higher ground approximately 50 yards away.
"A historic water system comprising of a Ram Pump c. 1906, cast iron , 49in x 10in chamber, pumps 2000 gallons per day, up 250 feet over 1/2 mile in 2in pipework, fills a 10,000 gallon reservoir which is the domestic water supply for mansions and gardens. Recently restored by Andrew Pittman, lives locally."