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Aug 30 2017 - Summer's over, kids are going back to school.. yellow busses now joining us in the morning rush hour again.
Back view of a vintage bicycle inside Old Cowtown Museum's Visitors Center. It was on display as part of Cowtown's Rails and Trails Event. Displayed by the The Coasters Bicycle Club.
Time flies and summer is nearly gone, this year's back to school event has already started in several stores. We started to think about the theme almost right after last year's event. Lots of improvements were made in the whole process of planning and thanks to our stationery team's effort, each really played an important role in making this event successful.
The entire layout was planned using Google Sketchup, the first in city'super's history and I'm particularly proud of it. I started using it for this fair last year but lots of measurements were inaccurate, but this time it is near perfect! When we were standing on the aisles after 4 hours of setup, we could see the big difference and we could feel the satisfaction rush to our hearts. Layout is only one of the many critical success factors, the way our team "pour our hearts" to this really makes everything click and I can't be thankful enough for that. In the process, we all better ourselves. Almost everyone had some innovative small moves, gee I appreciate a lot! What can I do? Buy you gals lunch?
One of the backdrop was my overnight illustrator work and the result is stunning to me. It is a "personalize + stylize" your notebook section. Here you get all the components you need to create your own perfect notebook, in addition, pen holders, pen, clips, stickers, stamps, MT-tapes are all there for customers to create something unique for themselves.
6 years ago when I first became a stationery buyer, I introduced computer related products for this fair coz school was no longer paper based. Since then we had a deal with Apple Computer directly to be in the fair and offer something special no other places have. If you carry a student card or show them your teacher's identification, you will get discount and a free iPod touch when you buy a computer, in addition a few free gifts for you to choose including hubs or computer carrying cases.
I had high hope on the leaflet of this fair too, to make it like a magazine offering useful tips instead of just a product list brochure. It didn't happen as expected, but it is already one big improvement in terms of communication between various teams.
So in short, this year's back to school fair in city'super/LOG-ON, you can find Apple Computer's exclusive offer, colorful computer carrying cases, super funny and beautiful USB memory/gadgets, fashion headphones, cute portable speakers, hottest Korean stationery, Staedtler gears, personalize and stylize your notebook, newest stationery gadgets, Pilot's erasable gel pen, etc etc....... Just come over!
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This was one crazy move!
Mr Hall took his MXS-R dead verticcal before it coughed and spluttered to the edge of it's life. Then he let it free fall before regaining power and control over the plane. It was amazing to watch.
had to stop twice on my way down to the park yesterday morning to catch these crazy cloud formations
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Cave of Nets, not actual name
Many people wonder why they have never seen a pictigraph in their hikes, well most have faded badly over the years. this is The back of the cave and it received more sunlight and exposure to the elements then the pictographs under the lip in the front of the cave. The next photo shows enhancement by manipulating the red settings in Photoshop
Back side of Cooper bag. Check out more photos at craftrambler.blogspot.com/2013/12/cooper-christmas.html.
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And back to Swift Valley Travel whgo i left just over three years ago due to my shoulder injury. The only coach still in the fleet from i was last there is now the school bus and oldest coach in the fleet and was my first drive today YX05AVM a Mercedes Benz Atego / Ferqui Solera C39F. Photo taken 10/05/17
New shoes and school supplies! The first day of school starts in Manatee County, FL today. Watch out for the busses and cross walks. My daughters favorite time of the year was getting ready for a new school year. Next year she will have fun getting our Grandson ready for the first day of school.
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Seen over the pits in Yeovil depot on 13th May 2006 are a pair of London immigrants. 46115 is a standard Pointer Dart, in from Thamesway where it had worked the 214 in central London. More interesting still is 67316 ODZ8916, one of the first low floor buses, being a Lance SLF with Wright Pathfinder bodywork.
Like 46115, it dates from 1993 but amazingly, was still going until recently at Bath depot, undertaking a range of services around Wiltshire and Somerset.
It's mid-August 1944, and World War II is raging on multiple fronts across the globe. American trains run coast-to-coast nonstop, taking men and material all over the country to be shipped everywhere you can imagine to stop the Axis powers and win the war. The railroads are at their absolute peak during this conflict - never before have they moved so much so quickly.
Still, regular maintenance must be done, even during the austerity conditions of war. Steam locomotives especially need servicing every once in a while, and here we see Brick Railway Systems 4-8-4 number 5086 just arrived for a light overhaul and tune-up. The staff of the servicing facility pause in their duties for the government photographer, get the publicity picture taken, and then get back to the grimy, greasy, dirty work of railroading.
'Keep 'Em Rolling to Victory' say the government posters - and this is exactly what this crew intends to do!
The horns are the last part of the moose to be taken back to camp.
In Sept. 2013 we returned to one of our favorite hunting places on the Nahanni Range Road. We were accompanied by our son Jason and his girlfriend Shannon. The Nahanni Range Rd or the Cantung Road starts north of Watson Lake at 108 km of the Robert Campbell Highway. The Road heads east into the Northwest Territories and ends at the Cantung (tungsten) mine. Scenery is varied on this road starting with close mountains, thick-growing willows, poplars and spruce, the Hyland River, swamps and small lakes. Fires from various years scar the valley including the territorial campground at km 82. Farther east, the road enters a wide open valley filled with beaver ponds, Arctic Birch or buckbrush with the slow meandering Little Hyland River flowing through. Caribou, moose and bears inhabit this wild land.
After spending the first night at the campground, we drove to km 176 to our second campsite, the gravel pit. My husband, Barry, did his moose calls that evening and during the night, a moose did visit us - grunting and rubbing his antlers on the brush. Our son used the air horn to keep it away from our campsite.
The next morning, Barry spotted two bull moose in the valley before the rain and snow moved in. By the afternoon there was fresh snow on the mountains, and with the rain stopping in the valley, we drove out on two atvs to see if we could spot the bull moose seen closer to our campsite. At one high point on the atv trail, Barry called for 15 minutes before we heard distant grunts. A kilometer away, a bull moose with wide antlers walked into an opening between two spruce trees. The bull kept walking to us, stopped once to rake his horns in the brush, and at 200 feet, Barry had a clear shot.
Harvesting moose and caribou are important to us for that is the major meat that we eat. The entire carcass is cut into quarters and taken home to hang for 10 days before being cut, wrapped and frozen.
This year's hunt was memorable with having our son and his girlfriend with us, seeing a Northern Hawk Owl chasing a raven, watching hundreds of sandhill cranes fly over low, admiring the beauty of fresh snow on the mountains, feeding a pair of gray jays and a pair of chipmunks at the campsite, and experiencing the thrill of a bull moose walking towards us with his 50 inch wide horns showing just above the tall brush.