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N3200 Tom Kaplan & Simon Marsh (Mark One Partners LLC), IWM Duxford.
Restored to flying condition by the 'Aircraft Restoration Company'. First post-restoration flight at Duxford on Wednesday 26th March 2014.
P7308 (actually ‘AR213′) Tom Friedkin (Spitfire The One Ltd), IWM Duxford.
Built by Westland at Yeovil and delivered to 12 MU on July 24th 1941. To 57 OTU on July 31st and transferred to 53 OTU on February 20th 1943. To 8 MU for storage on August 17th 1944 until struck off charge on November 30th 1945. This aircraft was never used in a combat role and only served with Operational Training Units but did suffer at the hands of fledgling pilots. Sold to Gp Capt Allen Wheeler (who originally intended racing AR213 but this never happened) on March 10th 1947 and registered G-AIST but stored until 1967 when it was brought to flying condition for 'The Battle of Britain' film. Then flown by Allen Wheeler at Wycombe Air Park for several years before being sold to The Hon Patrick Lindsay in 1978. Following Lindsay's death on January 9th 1986, AR213 was sold in April 1989 to Victor Gauntlett, and Peter Livanos at PPS at Booker. Victor Gauntlett died in 2003 and AR213 underwent a major overhaul and reconstruction at PPS, Booker, High Wycombe and operated by Sheringham Aviation (Peter Livanos company). Its flying permit expired in 2002 and it was decided to completely rebuild AR213 to give it another 20 years of airworthy life. Underwent an intensive and costly restoration by Personal Plane Services (PPS) to bring the aircraft as close to its original build as possible. First post-restoration flight was on 12th November 2007 from Booker, High Wycombe, still in primer and awaiting a new paint scheme. Repainted in authentic 57 OTU colours, coded JZ-E. This was the the colour scheme when Flt Lt James Harry 'Ginger' Lacey, who had shot down more enemy aircraft then anyone else during the Battle of Britain, was posted to 57 OTU for a rest as an instructor and flew AR213 as his personal aircraft and which was coded JZ-E. Sold by Sheringham Aviation in 2011 to 'Spitfire The One Ltd', Tom Friedkin? and currently residing at the IWM Duxford. This Spitfire was repainted by the Aircraft Restoration Company in Duxford in 2013 to represent an aircraft of No.71 'Eagle' Squadron based at North weald in 1941 and flown by Pilot Officer William Dunn. It wears the 'Eagle' Squadron crest on the nose and XR-D markings of P7308.
P9374 Tom Kaplan & Simon Marsh (Mark One Partners LLC), IWM Duxford.
In May 1940 P9374 was shot down but managed to bellyflop onto the beach at Calais, France (marked as GR-J). The pilot was Flight Officer Peter Cazenove (92 Sqn) who escaped unhurt and joined up with a British regiment at Calais in an unsuccessful attempt to fight off the Germans. He was captured and taken to a series of Prisoner Of War camps including Stalag Luft III where he helped to organise the Great Escape. Unfortunately, he was too big to use a tunnel to escape but was released after the war was over. P9374 sank into the sands of Calais soon after it had crash-landed. 40 years later, the Spitfire emerged from the sand due to strong tides. It was torn apart by souvenir hunters and also during a salvage operation to bring it to the surface. It was cleaned up and went to the Musée de l’Air in Paris (1980). Billionaire American gold-trader Tom Kaplan and Simon Marsh bought P9374 from the museum in 2006. Stored in Isle of Wight before restoration work was to begin. The aircraft was restored by the Aircraft Restoration Company at Duxford, UK. It was registered as G-MKIA and made its first post-restoration flight at Duxford on 1st September 2011.
Built by Camper and Nicholson in 1978 and commissioned in 1980. A superb blue water yacht much upgraded and in excellent condition.
She has a white hull with teak decks and long encapsulate keel. The interior is spacious and comfortable with a luxurious teak finish.
Extensively sailed in the Mediterranean and the West Coast of Scotland she is an ideal long distance live aboard cruiser.
Hull: GRP
Year: 1978
Berths: 4
LOA: 47' 8" (14.5m)
LWL: 34' 4" (10.5m)
Beam: 12' 10" (3.9m)
Draft: 5' 6" (1.7m)
Displacement: 31360lbs
Keel: Long
Rig: Ketch
Engine Type: Perkins
Engine: 4.236
Fuel: Diesel
Fuel Capacity: 80 gallons
Water: 200 gallons
Location: Clyde
Accommodation:
The Aft cabin has a double berth with ensuite heads and shower. The forward cabin has a comfortable double V berth with heads and shower adjacent.
Alcantara upholstery and curtains (2004).
Flat screen TV with integrated DVD new in 2007.
Stereo system in saloon and aft cabin.
Aquaheat hot water, immersion heater, pressurised water.
Galley:
Stainless steel Shipmate cooker with 4 burners, oven and grill. Stainless steel sink, fridge and separate deep freeze with 2 compressors, one battery driven and one engine driven.
Sails:
Fully battened mainsail (2007), Genoa (2007), Mizzen (1989), Coaster (1988), Storm Jib
Various other sails.
2 sets of white sail covers.
Total sail area 1100 sq ft.
The running rigging is all 1x19 stainless and was renewed in 2004.
Instruments:
Neco Mk III autopilot, B & G Hornet wind & log(reconditioned in 2007), Silva echo sounder, Sestrel Compass, Raymarine C80 36 mile radar (2007), Raymarine 435 Chart Plotter, Garmin GPS124, Clock, Barometer.
Electrical System:
24/12 volt systems. 7 batteries @ 110AH, a 70 amp 24 volt alternator and a 50 amp 12 volt alternator are fitted. Shore power with 40 amp 24 volt battery charger (2006) and Sterling 20 amp 12 volt charger (2006).
Equipment:
Fire Extinguishers, 2 horseshoe life buoys, manual and automatic bilge pumps, stainless steel boarding ladder, passerelle for stern boarding, SL davits (not fitted), Cockpit cushions, cockpit table, MOB sling, drogue, various boat hooks.
A Simpson Lawrence Electric windlass handles 70 metres of calibrated chain with Fortress FX37, 35lb CQR, 60lb CQR, and 60lb Fisherman anchors available.
Bow thruster.
Webasto Hot air heating with new burner unit fitted in 2006.
Additional Info:
The 72 HP Perkins 4.236 engine has been regularly serviced and has proved to be very reliable. A Borg Warner 1.91:1 reduction gearbox is fitted. A maximum speed of 8.5 knots is achieved with a consumption of 0.75 to 1 gallon per hour.
The steering system is classic Camper and Nicholson with a 30 inch leather wheel driving heavy duty shafts, universal joints and reduction gear box aft and an emergency tiller.
There re many spares for the engine and other items on board including a comprehensive array of tools.
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Greenville, SC 29611
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When I buy fabric from charity shops to recycle, I only pick pristine pieces of clothing, in mint condition. I never choose anything that has staining, or pilling, or just looks too worn.
Sometimes a sleeve will be stained or ripped. Then I chop that off and use the new-looking undamaged parts.
I wash and condition the fabrics so they are clean and smell nice. Then I cut them up and press the bits, storing them carefully in plastic boxes or drawers.
I fall in love with fabrics as often as I fall in love with dolls! This one is particularly gorgeous. Some kind of pure white cotton muslin, but with different weaves as you go down the grain; a lovely aqua floral print, which isn't too overpowering; and lastly it has silver threads running through it for a bit of sparkle.
It's a dream to hand sew. I have used the machine for the longer seams, but the majority is done by hand.
The gloves are a new design. They're fiddly to make if I hem the ends, so this time I left the finger edge raw, and attached decorative elastic to the wrist edge. They look great and are that bit easier/faster to make than my usual ones.
Sorry for the tl:dr, heh.
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What is Michigan Cataract Eye surgery?
In a brief explanation, A cataract is a unique condition that affects the clarity of the eye lens, resulting in a clouding effect. This common medical condition dramatically alters the vision of the patient. In the circumstance that it is left untreated, it can potentially lead to blindness in a patient. Typically, Cataracts will lead to poor vision at night, blurry eyesight, glare, double vision, as well as present challenges in distinguishing contrast changes and colors.
It is widely known that Cataracts is a common condition for people ranging between the ages of 55 and older. There are no known causes of cataracts, even though aging seems to be a contributing factor. What is known is that hypertension, diabetes, being overweight or obese, corticosteroids in prolonged usage, UV radiation exposure, as well as eye injuries or inflammation that were caused by previous situations. Typically, glasses, as well as improved lighting, can assist in coping with cataracts. Even with that being understood, Michigan cataract eye surgery will eventually be needed in order to eliminate this. Here at the Yaldo Eye Center, Michigan cataract surgery is an effective and safe procedure that shows excellent results.
So far in our history, over 10,000 cataract procedures have been successfully performed at the Yaldo Eye center. Michigan cataract eye surgery at the Yaldo Eye Center eliminates the need to come out of pocket for hospital visits and care. Our Michigan laser cataract eye surgery is a procedure that will only take about 30 minutes of your time. Recovery from this form of Michigan eye surgery is typically fast, pain-free, as well as comfortable for each patient. We take great care when it comes to any Michigan eye surgery procedure.
If the circumstance requires, the Yaldo Eye Center can set up a transportation method so that you or your loved one can make it to their procedure. Michigan eye surgery financing options are available as well if you inquire about them. Michigan cataract surgery has come a long way since your elders wore omnipresent & thick eyeglasses after Michigan cataract surgery. The implanting of intraocular lenses in Michigan laser cataract surgery is one of the most safe eye procedures known in the world, with a 98% success rate, it is hard to argue.
Michigan Glaucoma Eye Surgery Treatment
Diagnosis of glaucoma in its early stages can help preserve your vision in the long run. Here at The Yaldo Eye Center, each patient we see with glaucoma is individually treated with the care they deserve
Glaucoma: What is it?
– Essentially, Glaucoma is fluid pressure that has developed in excess inside a patients eye.
– Optic nerve damage, as well as loss of vision and even blindness, can occur if left untreated.
– The eye drainage system is not functioning properly which leads to the build-up of pressure caused by fluid. It is widely understood that Glaucoma can happen regardless of any age. For people over the age of 40, Glaucoma is one of the leading causes of blindness.
What are the different forms of Glaucoma
Glaucoma can occur in several different forms, they are able to be diagnosed by a board-certified Michigan Glaucoma treatment specialist at the Yaldo Eye Center.
– Open-angle glaucoma is widely regarded as the most typical type of glaucoma. Open-angle glaucoma develops gradually over time. First, the loss of peripheral (side) vision will occur leading to the loss of central vision. There are typically no early warning symptoms of this open-angle glaucoma. Eye examinations which consist of pressure checks of the eye are critical, especially for those over the age of 40.
– Some of the least typically forms of glaucoma are Narrow-angle glaucoma or angle-closure glaucoma. Rapid onset of severe & sharp pain around the eye are common symptoms. The occurrence of nausea or vomiting, blurred vision, halos around lights are also commonly observed. It is essential to medical care as fast as possible to reduce pressure in the eye and alleviate the potential for permanent vision loss.
– Eye injury, hemorrhages, certain drugs, inflammations or tumors that restrict drainage channels in the eye can cause secondary glaucoma.
Early Glaucoma Detection is Important
Glaucoma diagnosis early on is essential to preservation of your vision. If glaucoma is diagnosed and treated in its early stages, it can be controlled. Currently there is no known cure for this medical condition.
Testing and Treatment for Glaucoma in Michigan
Glaucoma can be detected by a Michigan glaucoma treatment specialist with a simple eye pressure test. To reduce pressure in the eye, eye drops are frequently prescribed by Michigan glaucoma treatment specialists. A Michigan eye surgery specialist at our clinic will treat each glaucoma patient like family and ensure that we determine what works best for you and your glaucoma condition.
Dry Eye Treatment
At any age dry eye syndrome can happen. Dry eye syndrome is typically found to be more common in women, especially after menopause. Patients who have recently had Michigan laser eye surgery, especially Lasik eye surgery Michigan can commonly experience dry eye syndrome. This is a natural side effect of any Michigan laser eye surgery procedure and will subside with time.
Symptoms Include:
A gritty sensation
Stinging
Blurred vision
Scratchy or red eyes
Sensitivity to light
Watery eyes, the body’s attempt to compensate
Tips For Dry Eyes:
Protect eyes from direct wind or air conditioning
Avoid cigarette smoke and similar smoke
Rest your eyes from screens and reading
Blink as often as possible
Dry eye syndrome is essentially a decreased tear production from the small tear glands in a patient. These tear glands produce a lubricating and moisturizing secretion. Around 400 drops of tears are produced by tear glands in the eyes of a normal person each day. Reduction of tear production is common with aging. With that being understood, the average 18 year old will have approximately 60 percent more tear production than the average 65-year old. Dry eyes can also be caused by Vitamin A deficiency, pregnancy, arthritis, environmental changes, contact lenses, and specific medications.
Dry Eye Treatment
For those suffering from dry eye syndrome, artificial tears are often the first line of defense. There are also anti-inflammatory drops and steroids such as Restasis that can be purchased over to counter to treat dry eyes. A change in your diet to include more omega-3 fatty acids is also recommended for those suffering from dry eye syndrome.
Dry eyes are treated in phases at the Yaldo Eye Center. If the first line of defense, being anti-inflammatory drops, do not provide you with the much needed relief, collagen plugs are the next step. Collagen plugs work by plugging the eye tear ducts in order to prevent your eyes natural lubricants from draining rapidly, holding the fluid in your eye, providing tremendous relief to patients. The “grain of rice” sized plug is gently inserted into the tear ducts without any pain or discomfort to the patient. 7-10 days later, the plugs dissolve completely and the effects are gone. If the patients week long experience with plugs was positive, permanent plugs are then inserted.
If you are suffering from the effects of dry eye syndrome, especially in the winter months, our board-certified ophthalmologists are here to help you live your life to the fullest. Dry eyes can even appear as a side effect to Lasik eye surgery although dry eyes caused by Lasik often subside within a matter of 1-3 months.
What are floaters?
Flashes and Floaters are an issue that can greatly irritate your day to day vision. Flashes are small flashing lights or even lightning like streaks in your field of vision than cause you to see what people often refer to as “stars”. This is common when people have recently experienced impact to their head. After a head injury you may see flashes in your field of vision for weeks, or even months depending on the severity of your injury. The medical cause of why flashes occur is when the vitreous rubs or pulls on your retina. As people age, it is common that flashes appear in their vision.
What are flashes?
Floaters can be described as small specks, circles, dots, or even cobwebs in your sight. These phenomenons are caused by clusters of cells floating in your eyes vitreous fluid. The shadows that these cell clusters portray create the “floaters” in your vision
Understanding Eye Flashes and Floaters
Dots, specks and sometimes flashes of light in your field of vision are termed flashers or floaters
They can be experienced at all ages, often experiences as we age.
Generally, “floaters” and “flashes” do not indicate a serious eye problem
Commonly, flashes & floaters do not indicate any serious eye issues.
The natural process of aging, trauma to the head, and even Type II Diabetes can cause flashes and floaters by causing the fluid in your eye known as vitreous fluid to shrink and tug away from the retina. This can cause clusters of heavier gel to form within the vitreous layer. They may often appear as specks, lines, or even cobwebs in the field of vision. Speak with a Michigan laser eye surgery specialist at our eye surgery clinic today.
Symptoms may include:
– A sudden onset of severe flashes and floaters
Although uncommon, the vitreous tugging away at the retina may tear the retina itself and can even cause bleeding to occur in the eye. In the worst of cases, retinal detachment is also possible. If you experience any symptoms of flashes and floaters it is critical that you speak with a Michigan eye surgery specialist at the Yaldo Eye Center immediately to ensure your situation does not put your vision at risk.
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Air conditioning, also called aircon, AC or A/C system, can be defined as a technique or system with the main objective to modify the properties of the air we breathe, such as climate and humidity, to more comfortable conditions for the occupants of the home or office. However, from a general perspective, this term may talk about any kind of system that transforms the conditions of the air, including venting systems, heating or disinfection.
An AC unit can be defined either as a system, mechanism or appliance. Air conditioners have the ability to change the heat level of the air, being used for cooling and sometime heating. The system employed by air conditioners is called a refrigeration system, although sometimes they may use an evaporation system.
Installing a complete cooling system, often reffered to as an hvac system, is a pretty hard job, which involves knowledge of plumbing and electrical work. Many people leave the job to specialized service providers, which is encouraged most of the times.
As all home appliances, cooling systems can break down every now and then, especially if they are not properly maintained. When the a/c unit works, but the air isn't properly cooled down, the problem probably is in the distribution system. Other problems in air conditioning systems may be caused by dirty, cloged or leaky ducts or minor malfunctions in the evaporator or condenser unit.
Since these units are sealed, it's better to call a specialized technician to deal with those problems, as well as with maintenance and cleaning jobs. Also, AC systems should be examined and adjusted before any cooling season, in order to prevent malfunctions and breakdowns and keep your cooling system working successfully. For your safety, it is best that a trained eye inspects your AC unit, beause he can make a spot-on evaluation and give useful solutions to your problems. advanpro.ca/
Introduction: "French Women, Girls, and the Heatwave – An Ode to Unfazed Living"
The heatwave sweeps across Europe, and France groans under the sun’s relentless gaze. Yet while tourists flock to the air-conditioned sanctuaries of department stores, Parisians remain unshaken. French women and girls move through the city’s streets with effortless grace, as if the heat is merely another opportunity to perfect the art of living. Their clothing is a statement: light, airy garments that embrace the body without stifling it, sandals with a subtle heel that allow movement without sacrificing elegance. Their hair, loose and carefree, seems to dance with the warm breeze.
There is no escape here, no battle against the elements. Instead, there is acceptance—a quiet adaptation that reveals a deep understanding: life is not to be paused, but lived. Park benches fill with people savouring the shade beneath the trees, cafés hum with conversation and laughter, and the streets stay alive, as if the heat is but a fleeting guest soon to depart.
The Contrast with the USA – and the Tourists’ Misconception
Tourists, often flushed and sweating, believe happiness in a heatwave lies in icy drinks, mountains of ice cream, and extra-large colas packed with ice. But the body reacts paradoxically: the sudden chill from ice or an iced drink causes it to increase its internal temperature, as if defending itself against the cold. The result? You end up even hotter, even more uncomfortable.
The French know better. They take another warm cup of coffee, a rich hot chocolate, or a glass of tepid water—perhaps with a splash of fizz. The Arabs do the same with scalding mint tea. The logic? When the body receives warmth from the outside, it responds by lowering its internal temperature to maintain balance. It’s an ancient wisdom that works: drink something hot, and the body cools down.
The Photo Series
This series captures precisely that: the French ability to embrace what is, without losing their style, dignity, or joy. It’s a reminder that life isn’t about controlling circumstances, but understanding them—and letting body and culture guide us. The heatwave isn’t a trial, but an invitation to slow down, to be more mindful, and to savour a warm cup of coffee in hand.
Poem: "The Heat’s Embrace"
Beneath the sun’s unblinking eye,
Paris breathes, the streets alive.
Linen flows like whispered sighs,
Sandals trace the cobbled lines.
Tourists shiver, clutching ice,
While locals sip what’s warm and wise.
The body knows—no need to fight,
Just let the heat dissolve in light.
Haikus
1.
Sun on Paris stone—
linen clings to skin like verse,
coffee steams, time slows.
2.
Tourists crave the cold,
yet ice melts into more heat—
warm tea cools the soul.
3.
Shadows stretch so long,
laughter hums in café shade—
heat bends, does not break.
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It was very disturbing to see the condition the prisoners had to travel in during construction of the Death railway by the Japanese in their attempt to push into Burma and further make inroads into India. A dummy or mannequin portrays what it might have been like to be caged like that in an old train car. Imagine, there was a real human being caged in there once. And although this exhibit in the JEATH war museum shows him as the only occupant of the train car, as any as 50 souls were stuffed into this hot, uncomfortable, and claustrophobic train car for a journey of up to six days with no ventilation and no toilet facilities. Over several days the prisoners, now named - F Force, were cruelly manhandled and squeezed upright in suffocating rail wagons, confiscated from local rice farmers.
With fifty prisoners to a wagon, many of whom still had side effects of dysentery, and with no lavatories, men had to hang over the wagon sides when nature called. And when I saw this exhibit I thought it was a prison for one person! Ouch! Detailed notes about the Death Railway appear throughout this album. (see subsequent and previous pictures). (Kanchanaburi, Thailand, Oct. 2008)
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Brand: Majorette
Series: Street Cars 5 pack
Livery: Dark green and black stripe on sides
Scale: N/A
Base: Black plastic - ©2017
Collector/casting number: 297B
Country of manufacture: Thailand
Place/date of purchase: London Drugs 2020
Condition: Minty fresh 10/10
Remarks/comments:
Spring-Summer 2025
I was very happy to be allocated this special jigsaw in John Hyde's jigsaw collection dispersal sale, almost ten years after I first saw it. I can recall each time John brought it to our meetings, and fond memories of sitting with him doing another jigsaw we both believe to be by the same cutter. The second jigsaw was in moderate condition, and I was very grateful to Bronwen for her offer to mend it for me. It was only fitting that the first time I built Attack on the Coach it was on holiday with Bronwen at a Landmark Trust property.
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Nov 2015
This fabulous jigsaw seen at the Nov 2015 meeting was brought back to the Nov 2016 BCD meeting. It is one of its owner's favourite jigsaws - which considering his collection is saying a very great deal indeed. It was one of the very best brought along to either meeting, for the verve and invention of the whimsy cut. Whimsies are often arranged in clumps where they form local tessellations.
This information comes from Wikipedia:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lionel_Edwards
Lionel Edwards (11 September 1878 – 13 April 1966) was a British artist who specialized in painting horses and other aspects of British country life. He is best known for his hunting scenes but also painted pictures of horse racing, shooting and fishing. He provided illustrations for Country Life, The Sphere, The Graphic and numerous books.
The son of a doctor, Edwards grew up at Benarth, a small estate in Conway, North Wales. His father, from whom he acquired his love of fox hunting, died when he was seven. From an early age, he showed a talent for drawing horses, an artistic trait which may have come from his maternal grandmother, who was a pupil of George Romney. It seemed he was heading for an Army career until it became apparent that his talents did not lie in that direction, so his mother allowed him to study art in London, first with A.S. Cope and later at the Heatherley School of Fine Art and Frank Calderon's School of Animal Painting. He became the youngest member of the London Sketch Club at the age of nineteen. In 1905, he married Ethel Wells and the couple moved out of London to Radley, in Oxfordshire, and later to Worcestershire, before moving back to Benarth. They both were enthusiastic fox hunters: during his life, Edwards hunted with almost every pack in the country.
On the outbreak of the Great War, he volunteered as a Remount Purchasing Officer along with his contemporaries, Cecil Aldin and Sir Alfred Munnings. On being demobilized, he and his family moved to West Tytherley, near Salisbury, where he lived for the rest of his life.
His artistic output was remarkable: he wrote almost 30 books and illustrated many more, including editions of Black Beauty, Lorna Doone and The Black Arrow, in addition to numerous private commissions. He became a member of the Royal Cambrian Academy of Art in 1926 and the Royal Institute in 1927. His favorite medium was watercolours, although he used oils more in his later years. He worked to the end of his life, dying from a stroke at his home on 13 April 1966.
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Don't see many of the old XC Falcons around let alone a XC Fairmont Wagon in this condition.
Taken at Jeparit, Victoria in 2013.
Considering the age of the building, that it is out of service and the destruction during the last Intifadas, the station is in a relatively good condition. Note the broken roof....
The old station is a side-line of the Afula - Beer Sheva line, starting in Messoudije to Nablus and back. The extension of the railway to Nablus was built in 1911–12. The construction work for the station building was started relatively late in end of 1917 and were unfinished when the Allied troops conquered Nablus. What makes the station somehow unique is that its architecture was different to standard Ottoman Hedjaz-/Palestinerailway-style.
The British finished the station and a train run once a week from Haifa to Nablus via Afula. The railway was destroyed during the 1948 Arab–Israeli War and never rebuilt.
Employment Minister Chris Grayling (right) talks to Airedale International Air Conditioning Managing Director Clive Parkman in the Airedale demonstration area. During Mr. Grayling's visit to Airedale at their UK manufacturing head ofice near Leeds, he was keen to promote the message that the government are looking to create, "the right environment for business to grow."
Visiting HIPASS on the San Diego and Arizona Railway:
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The railroad tracks are private property. The surrounding area may be state park property and is protected by state regulations. The surrounding area may be private property: respect no trespassing signs and fences.
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