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Rustig stoomt locomotief 60 door het Elsetal. De stoomloc is in 1923 gebouwd door Henschel in Kassel en bracht haar werkzame leven door op de Kleinbahn Gießen – Bieber in de deelstaat Hessen. De naam "Bieberlies" van de locomotief verwijst naar deze smalspoorlijn. Na vele jaren als statisch monument is de machine rijvaardig opgeknapt om te gaan rijden op de museumlijn van Huïnghausen naar Köbbinghauser Hammer in het Sauerland. Die korte maar sfeervolle museumlijn wordt geëxploiteerd door de Märkische Museums-Eisenbahn.
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Justin Bieber turns the camera on the paparazzi at the Toronto International Airport when her arrived back home in Ontario.
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It's the BIEBS!! :DDDD
I love how this came out. Considering I spent 2 and a half hours on it.
I kept putting different pics, and textures etc but it all looked eh.
I think the end product is really good though!
Hope you likeee :)
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Justin Bieber gives his heart and love while arriving at his hotel in Toronto, Canada. Justin just finished doing an interview at Much Music and performing at WE Day. When he arrived back at the hotel he took time to pose for photos with fans and even took a short walk on the street...Pictured: Justin Bieber..Ref: SPL125914 051009 .Picture by: Stephen Fernandez / Splash News..Splash News and Pictures.Los Angeles:310-821-2666.New York:212-619-2666.London:870-934-2666.photodesk@splashnews.com.
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Delaware County
Liberty Township
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The original mill on this site was built in the 1840s and was what was commonly called a grist mill that ground corn and other grains into meal or flour using the flowing waters of the Olentangy River to turn a set of pulleys that could be used to grind. In 1848 that mill was sold to George Bieber and his son James. After his father's death, James purchased about 100 additional acres of land around the mill and erected a new, 3.5 story stone mill on the north side of the older frame mill. This mill also included a saw mill. However, the new mill's construction costs proved unmanageable for James to handle and he lost the entire site when it went up for auction at the Delaware County Court House in the late 1880s. After that it was operated by a number of different individuals, but none successfully. There were many problems associated with the river and being able to construct and maintain a damn that could provide a constant water supply.
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In the early 1900's a fire destroyed the older frame mill and the newer stone mill was partially destroyed in the fire. Since that event the mill has been abandoned, but not forgotten. Over the years the Olentangy River floods and recedes, leaving the lower section of the mill being covered over with mud and debris. Although visitors are not permitted on the site which is owned by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. Plans are to restore the building at some point in the future. Some measures have been taken to preserve and stabilize the structure as it now stands. Future plans will be dependent upon funding.
BN Train 137 along Upper Klamath Lake on the Southern Pacific at Algoma OR north of Klamath Falls. Great 1980s consist GP39-2 2717-GP9 1860-GP30 2219-GP35 2522 on May 19, 1985.