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Skichair $399.95 ea
For the Ottoman add $ 99.95 ea
If you Play in Style, Rest in Style!
On the Deck, by the water, or in the Ski lodge this gorgeous recycled Adirandack Chair is the place to relax after a hard day of thrashin. Order today.
Hand Made Skichairs, complete with matching ottoman, are the finest Adirondack style chairs available. Skichairs are 100% handmade in the USA by a Skichair artisan with fivequarter inch Port Orford Cedar, the finest most durable material for outdoor use, and assembled with stainless steel fasteners. Skichairs have a curved back for maximum comfort and extra long arms to accommodate not 1, but 2 drinks per arm!
Skichair products reflect the passion and lifestyle outdoor enthusiasts in their relaxation!
100% Comfort Fit Guarantee
Product care and information:
Natural Cedar is a creamy white color that blends with any dcor.
Naturally resistant to rot and insect damage.
Skichairs do not have to be treated if left outside.
All Cedar weathers gracefully to a silvery grey patina when left untreated!
Cedar may be preserved by adding a sealer that has a UV inhibitor.
Sealer can be purchase at most hardware stores and applied by spraying.
May be stained to match dcor with most exterior wood sealants.
Skichairs are shipped partially assembled and should be glued together when assembled.
All Products shipped UPS ground in ReCycled bicycle boxes
Handmade in the USA!
A note about Adirondack Furniture...
All wooden outdoor furniture is subject to the natural process of checking. The process adds to the natural beauty and character of this fine furniture. Checking happens as wood releases moisture, and normally occurs across or through annual growth rings. Checking is one of the special characteristics of cedar furniture and does not affect the structural performance or integrity of the wood.
Size: Height 40, Length 38, Width 33, Seat Height 15. Ottoman: Height 15, Length 24, Width 19. Total weight of chair and ottoman: 55lbs.
The first ever Party 4 Peace event at Bantz Park, York, PA on April 17th was the kicking off of thier Pedal 4 Development Campaign. Hearts and minds are hurting everywhere and Pedal 4 Peace was excited to bring our great city of York, Pa some good energy and fun. Some of the activities that Pedal 4 Peace provided the communit today. Bike giveaway for kids ages 4-16 were given out on a first come first serve basis, as we quantities were limited. As you will be able to see below in the photo album, they had bike ramps, and kids brought their bikes to the park and tried out the ramps! One of the highlites of the day for the kids, was the Ride out: going on a ride throughout the city! Cannot forget the FREE FOOD! The SteakOut provided free food for 400 people! For the little tikes Atomic Bounce was there with a bounce house for the little kids! LIVE Performances throughout the day from local artists! Who would not want a wonderful MC for the day, and that could be the one and only Ralph Real along with C-Smoke. With the nice weather it was great to be outside and enjoying the people and talking to LockedIN fans. LockedIN Magazine photographer Rick "Beetle" Bailey of #bbphotographer58 and #My412 captured some photos and live action for our LockedIN fans.
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Atomic Sketch
One Year Anniversary
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At the live performance by Mogwai of their score for Mark Cousins' film, "Atomic" in Coventry Cathedral.
Taken with Panasonic 20mm f1.7 lens on Panasonic GX7.
National Atomic Testing Museum
The Pinhole Neutron Experiment
PINEX is an experimental technique that obtained the core image of a nuclear explosion this image was formed by a pinhole technique utilizing emitted neutrons.
Equipment permitted the transfer and storage of an electronic image from over 600 feet underground to a recording trailer on the surface in under 3 thousandths of a second. PINEX was developed to accomplish this task due to its design and shutter speeds.
This exhibit shows the equipment in an actual configuration to generate the images described above. As a reference to resolution and speed, these camera systems operate close to 8 times the HDTV frame rates with similar resolution (1080p30) developed over 20 years ago, but at a cost per unit of more than 10 times more than HDTV camera systems today.