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Discover Airlines flight 625 arriving at Frankfurt Airport (FRA) from Punta Cana International Airport (PUJ). Airbus A330-200.
Once I discovered the 2x4 Technic intake looks like a beak, bird-mobile came to my mind. Then I remembered the wicked guy from www.flickr.com/photos/64817313@N03/7257949966/, who got his arms changed and compelled to drive something crazy (again). I'm always happy to use printed pieces, and this seemed to be a good occasion to do so.
So please share your thoughts on this model!
Simulated floating market in Lumpini Park where the Thai Tourism Authority sponsored this festival to kick off the 2015 tourist campaign.
Store entrance door showing a poster of a female with enticing light eyes glancing at potential customers. Come Innn.....Wer'e Open. Ft. Lauderdale by the Sea, Fl
Created by Laukhuf Elementary School, Louisville, KY
Artists: Grades 3rd, 4th, and 5th
Zac, Cameron, Carlos, Ricky, Andrew, Donovan, Mason, Brianne, Natilee, Kayli, Gracie, Taylor, Jessica, Aaron, Peyton, Lilly, Ariel, Josie, Jaydon, Lacey, Abigail, Jameson, Daiya, Eric, Adam, Cameron, Daniel, Neveah, Reco, Kimberleigh, Kelsi, Roselyn, Isabelle, Cara, Daniel, DJ, Daijanae, Anthony, Alex, Grace, Tre, Darwin, Hunter, Madison, Alexis, Darrell, Somnas, Luis, Lela, Libby, Tyler, Joshua, Ethan, Daniel, Isabella, Carlos, Leena, Cassidy, Kierstyn, Sean, Evelyn, Trevor, Daymen, Dylan, Jordan, Nick, Sarah, Benjamin, Emoni, Yair, KC, London, Nick, Isaiah, Brandon, Alec, Timothy, Kierra, Isabella, Carter, Natilee, Gavin, Jeremiah, Tyler, Lindsay, Jesse, Mackenzie, Paul, Tyler, Lauren, Dereck, Neshan, Gavin, Peyton, Maybelle, Tyler, Grace, Malani, Lauren, Miles, Kelly, Drew, Tony, Trevor, Maddie, Waid, Najiba, Dominic, Trendon, Shyanne, Donnie, Jordan, Colin, Justice, Isaiah.
Matthew, Trevor, Caitlyn, Dakari, Ian, Carly, Damon, Taylor, Tyler, Lovell, Austin, Jaden, Brizeth, Avery, Patrick, Hrishikesh, Jamie, Taylen, Raegan, Breahna, Kiara, BG, Jonathan, Jackson, Juliana, Diana, Allison, Abby, Alexis, Daniel, Chasidy, Raina, Matthew, Sean, Eric, Calvino, Brenden, Annemarie, Autumn, Aidan, Alex, Zoe, Jonah, Cameron, Caitlin, Madison, Mia, Dallas, Morgan, Miranda, Seth, Zyon, Hannah, Logan, Tayton, Lea, Ethan, Caleb, John, Landon, Alaia, Jordan, Marco, Dakota, Amira, Ke’Mareon, Daniel, Kaden, Jacob, Jadan, Bryce, Evyn, Nathan, Ashton, Patino, Stephanie, Alvin, Josiah, Makayla, Maya, Cameron, Milena, Addilyn, Joy, Tori, Mazey, Raphael, Megan, Whitney, McKinzi, Aubree, Brynlee, Cody, Maxley, Clarissa, Jasmyne
Teacher: Mrs. Adams
Theme: Bio-diversity of Mammoth Cave
Materials and techniques: Paper, tape, fabric, yarn, glue
Did you enjoy this project? Yes. We started in small groups with selected students, and ended with all the students in 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade working in mixed groups, changing groups each time we went to the next step.
About: Students discovered the bio-diversity of Mammoth Cave talking about examples of the hundreds of birds, insects, mammals, fish, etc. that are present in and around Mammoth Cave. In discovering all the different types of living creatures that make up the environment in and around Mammoth Cave students realized it was VERY diverse. In our artwork, the many types and shapes of the fabric represent the bio-diversity of the area. The yarn brings your attention to the specific living creators that make up the area in central Kentucky.
Learn more about the Dream Rocket Project and how to participate at www.thedreamrocket.com
I just discovered I never posted this one from Natalie & Hoan's wedding on March 29, 2008. I got to work with Trista Lerit that day, and it was so much fun! She was brought in from California to shoot their wedding, and she asked me to second shoot for her. Thanks, Trista!
Another humid afternoon with a deep stream hollow all my own. I started deep in the woods up Harris Brook, slowly descending from there to Bear River town. Not far before the tideline, I came upon this curious conveyance, a vehicle I couldn't quite place. Looks to have had some industrial purpose, like maybe for the railway or part of a piece of heavy equipment. Perhaps it's just the cab from a kind of truck I don't recognize. But whatever the use, it's long since passed, dumped here to rust and stapled in place by a tree where the radiator would be. Low places are fine spaces to discover leftover history, accidentally preserved by those unbothered to dispose of anything properly. It's the start of a final and somewhat fatal relationship, a beauty ongoing as our invented world and the natural one collide. Hide me at the heart of all that can be called to a wide-eyed welcome home.
July 29, 2026
Bear River, Nova Scotia
Year 19, Day 6835 of my daily journal.
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Discover Airlines, a leisure carrier within the Lufthansa Group.
Harry Reid International Airport KLAS
Photo: TDelCoro
May 11, 2026
Discover Airlines flight 1211 arriving at Frankfurt Airport (FRA) from Corfu International Airport "Ioannis Kapodistrias" (CFU). Airbus A320-200.
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Discover a world of rich history during your visit to Lincoln castle, nestling in the heart of historic Lincoln.
The castle hosts an exciting events program and offers free guided tours. These provide a fascinating insight into the history of Lincoln and its castle.
The castle is home to the Lincoln Magna Carta, dating back to 1215, as well as the Charter of the Forest. Lincoln castle is the only place where you can see the two documents together in the world.
Join one of the experienced tour guides to discover more about the history of Lincoln Castle. The guides will take you through the ages from the origins of the castle in 1068 to the Victorian times when the castle was used as a prison.
Experience the magnificent views of the cathedral, the city of Lincoln and the surrounding countryside from the extensive wall walks during your visit to the castle.
Find speciality, vintage and retro stores on Steep Hill, voted 'Britain's Best Street 2012'. The Strait, at the bottom end of Steep Hill has a range of fashion and designer stores.
Discover the historic part of Lincoln by shopping on Steep Hill and The strait. These lovely old streets offer a wide variety of independent and speciality shops, a lot of them housed in the oldest buildings of the city. This shopping area provides a great selection of food and drink, exclusive and vintage clothing, old book stores and other speciality shops.
Lincoln Cathedral, one of Europe’s finest Gothic buildings and an icon for Lincoln dominates Lincoln's skyline. Lincoln Cathedral has been the tallest building in the world. Yet, in spite of its size, it is filled with intricate detail. In Lincoln Cathedral the architects of the Gothic style perhaps reached the pinnacle of their art. It is an absolute must see for anyone visiting Lincoln. Floor Tours run from Monday to Saturday, which are suitable for all. They usually last around an hour and cover all aspects of the Cathedral: from architecture, history with a few interesting stories thrown in along the way. Roof Tours are also run throughout the year excluding Sundays. It takes approximately 90 minutes and will give you fantastic views of the inside of one of the Cathedral roofs as well as getting up close to the wonderful stained glass windows. Tower Tours - this tour takes you up the highest tower and once at the top you will get an amazing 360 degree view of the surrounding area.
Title: Discoverer Satellite
Catalog #: 08_01344
Additional Information: Thor Rocket Boost
Repository: San Diego Air and Space Museum Archive
George Dunn and his wife Mary purchased land at Mt Torrens in 1840 to establish a sheep run which they called Barton Springs. In 1845 copper was discovered a few miles east and in 1847 a copper mine was opened at Reedy Creek using Cornish miners. George Dunn soon found that his home was a stopping place for bullock drivers travelling to or from the mines. He therefore opened the Cornish Arms Hotel in 1848/49 whilst he built the impressive Mount Torrens Hotel which opened in 1850. By the time the two storey Mount Torrens Hotel opened the mine had closed and shortly after the miners went off to the Victorian gold rushes anyway. The Reedy Creek or Tungkillo mine was a Mining Special Survey of 20,000 acres undertaken in 1845 for an English mining company. Much later in 1869 the Reedy Creek mine was operational again and reasonable gold finds were made but for only short time. The Reedy Creek gold mine was also activated again in 1893 for a short time but with no good finds. Barton Springs by 1850 also had a blacksmiths shop, extensive stables and a large farm house. George Dunn was not to be deterred and when the miners began to return from the Victorian goldfields in 1853 he subdivided some of his land to create the township of Mt Torrens. One of the early residents was one of his many brothers James. George donated land for an Anglican Church (mid 1850s), which is where he was later buried when he died. He personally built many of the houses and public buildings in the town especially those on the western side of the main street.
His town prospered as it was on the government surveyed road from Adelaide to Mannum on the Murray River. In 1853 the river boat trade began on the river and Mt Torrens became an important resting or staging point along the route to Mannum. Also in 1853 the first flour mill was constructed by a cooperative of local men and in 1854 the first Methodist Church (Bible Christian) opened and the first private school. As the town grew the local Council had the current stone bridge erected over Angas Creek in the current Main Street in 1860. As wheat yields declined from over cropping many farmers turned to wattle bark and two processing plants were built in the small town. The bark was used for tan extracts using the leather hide tanning process. When pasture improvement became a usual practice in the early 20th century dairying prospered and AMSCOL established a milk factory in the town. It burnt down in 1939. Earlier John Shearer established a blacksmith and implement making works in Mount Torrens around 1871. In 1876 he and his brother David went into partnership in Mannum where the firm still exists. The railway from Balhannah reached the town in 1918. Since the 1920s Mt Torrens has been a forgotten town left in a late 19th century mode hence its declaration in 2002 as a heritage town for the SA state heritage register. There are more than 30 houses, shops and other structures in the town from the 1850s and for SA a surprising number of the houses are two storey and English in style. There are at least 8 two storey houses in the main street! Most are built in local stone or brick and some have numerous walls, wells and creek channels made of stone.
George Dunn’s original Mt Torrens Hotel was a fine Georgian style building with perfect symmetry but its façade has been ruined in a poor attempt at modernisation. Although he was regarded the “father” of the town his personal life was not without blemish for Victorian times. Suddenly he was sued for divorce, an outrageous decision then, by his wife Mary in 1860. This caused a great scandal at that time which was “hushed” by the family. When Mary died in 1875 her papers made it clear that George had committed adultery although this charge was not raised at the divorce hearings. This charge was further substantiated when George died two years later in 1877 for he left his entire estate in trust for Clara Gibbett the young daughter of a woman called Clara Gibbett herself! Undoubtedly Clara was his mistress. The newspapers of the day carried no reports of George’s funeral but they had reported on Mary’s funeral two years earlier! Both Mary and George were buried in the Mt Torrens Anglican cemetery but Mary is buried with most others in front of the church and George is buried with just a few other graves behind the church. Was this unconsecrated ground perhaps?
Chinatown
Washington DC
18 May 2012
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Discover a world of rich history during your visit to Lincoln castle, nestling in the heart of historic Lincoln.
The castle hosts an exciting events program and offers free guided tours. These provide a fascinating insight into the history of Lincoln and its castle.
The castle is home to the Lincoln Magna Carta, dating back to 1215, as well as the Charter of the Forest. Lincoln castle is the only place where you can see the two documents together in the world.
Join one of the experienced tour guides to discover more about the history of Lincoln Castle. The guides will take you through the ages from the origins of the castle in 1068 to the Victorian times when the castle was used as a prison.
Experience the magnificent views of the cathedral, the city of Lincoln and the surrounding countryside from the extensive wall walks during your visit to the castle.
Find speciality, vintage and retro stores on Steep Hill, voted 'Britain's Best Street 2012'. The Strait, at the bottom end of Steep Hill has a range of fashion and designer stores.
Discover the historic part of Lincoln by shopping on Steep Hill and The strait. These lovely old streets offer a wide variety of independent and speciality shops, a lot of them housed in the oldest buildings of the city. This shopping area provides a great selection of food and drink, exclusive and vintage clothing, old book stores and other speciality shops.
Lincoln Cathedral, one of Europe’s finest Gothic buildings and an icon for Lincoln dominates Lincoln's skyline. Lincoln Cathedral has been the tallest building in the world. Yet, in spite of its size, it is filled with intricate detail. In Lincoln Cathedral the architects of the Gothic style perhaps reached the pinnacle of their art. It is an absolute must see for anyone visiting Lincoln. Floor Tours run from Monday to Saturday, which are suitable for all. They usually last around an hour and cover all aspects of the Cathedral: from architecture, history with a few interesting stories thrown in along the way. Roof Tours are also run throughout the year excluding Sundays. It takes approximately 90 minutes and will give you fantastic views of the inside of one of the Cathedral roofs as well as getting up close to the wonderful stained glass windows. Tower Tours - this tour takes you up the highest tower and once at the top you will get an amazing 360 degree view of the surrounding area.