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It took weeks to find the right size and number of Bulldog clips locally.
They're attached with epoxy. I've had some problems with them popping off, but I fixed those with a newer tube of "plastic weld," and they seem very durable now.
Disney's California Adventure.
We were at the parks earlier in the day, and did not know that a third show was added, and therefore did not know we could obtain a Fast Pass so that we could stand in the reserved section. For those that did not have Fast Passes, we had to watch the show from the boardwalk.
Moving along Dalston Lane, one block to the west we find some comparatively recent architecture.
PW (p33) tells us that in 1973 Free Form Arts Trust gained a short-life lease in a building already earmarked for demolition. In the late 1990s Peabody Trust redeveloped the site as social housing with shops at street level. AHMM were the architects.
These flats turn their collective back on the street, but I’m told that they are lovely on the inside.
The builder is plannig on bring up the grade. Also we plumbed it so the propane that works in the house is going to fuel the BBQ grill!
We went up Flattop's backside.
We climbed up Flattop's backside and also had a housewarming party that I didn't take many pictures of.
Name written on the backside of this image/Namn på baksidan av denna bild:
www.flickr.com/photos/23182697@N06/2412167779/
Kan inte tyda namnet. Nauma Bensson?
How steep are the cables to the top of Half Dome, really?
This is the profile of the dome viewed from the trail that passes around the backside.
The cables start from the notch in the center-right of the photo, and end near the top center. The slope appears much steeper looking up or down from either end.
From this viewpoint hikers can barely be seen with the unaided eye, but are clearly seen with a pair of binoculars.
The hump on the right is the Saddle, and the Granite Staircase is just off the right side of the frame.