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One of the Virginia Tech Cheerleaders performs during a Dead ball of the Lehigh- Virginia Tech Game at Cassell Coliseum.
the site of the former tannery in North Pownal, VT. The plant was situated on the Hoosic River and the mainline of the then Fitchburg, later Boston & Maine Railroad. It's now been demolished, except the damn used for power. The site is now a small but pleasant park.
Air India Boeing 787-8.
Mahatma Gandhi livery.
Landing at Glasgow Airport to pick up crew from the Azamara cruise ships docked at Glasgow 25/7/21.
The Virginia Tech Cheerleaders perform during a media timeout during the game with USC-Upstate at Cassell Coliseum
Registration: VT-AXF
Airline: Air India Express
Aircraft: Boeing 737-8Q8
Construction Number (MSN): 29369
Delivery: 10-05-2006
Flight Details: IX 611 / Tiruchirappalli International Airport (TRZ) - Dubai International Airport (DXB)
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I am so glad I brought the instax with me to VT. My niece and nephew loved it! They have 4 chickens that roam around during the day. They know exactly where to look for food, anywhere the kids have been!
Registration: VT-ALO
Airline: Air India
Aircraft: Boeing 777-337(ER)
Construction Number (MSN): 36313
Delivery: 13-07-2009
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MSN 26935
B777-222 ER / 777-200 / 777-200ER
AIR INDIA
CDG AIRPORT
first flight july 31/1997
EX UNITED AIRLINES AS N789UA
AFTER
OMNI AIR INTERNATIONAL AS N918AX
STORED AT TUL TULSA 03-2016
SCRAPPED AT TUL 03-2018
Virgin Trains Class 390, 390050 passing through Croftfoot working 1S55 Birmingham New Street to Glasgow Central, taken 8th July 2018
The Virginia Tech Hokie Cheerleaders perform during a media timeout in the Game with the Clemson Tigers at Cassell Coliseum
Weybridge, Vermont USA • Twenty structures were included in the U.S. Morgan Horse Farm's application in 1973, for listing this district on the National Register of Historic Places.
• The most significant of these is Joseph Battell's Morgan horse Breeding Barn & Stable. • French Second Empire style. Architect / Builder: Smith & Allen (Clinton Smith & William H. Allen).
• After Battell donated his farm of 435 acres to the U. S. Department of Agriculture, and the University of Vermont in 1907, it became the U.S. Morgan Horse Farm. In 1951 the farm was wholly acquired by the University of Vermont, when it became the UVM Morgan Horse Farm.
☞ On April 11, 1973, the National Park Service added this structure to the National Register of Historic Places (#73000183).
• Many more photos of the grand architecture of Clinton Smith. ∞ See a custom Google Map with geolocations for all these sites.
• More Info: GeoHack: 44°2′40″N 73°11′10″W.