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greig court and hutcheon court
Built in late 60s or early 70s and designed by the City Architect to replace slums in the area. Many of the city flats are orientated north/south to maximise sunlight and keep shadows to a minimum. They are made with reinforced concrete and have granite rubble cast into the concrete to minimise staining from rain.
Flattened card tied onto a trolley at the beginning of the day. Anyones guess what it will be used as.
Can see the thickness and core of the card. This insulation gives the cardboard, its strength and suability
The "historic" Flat Iron building. It's really quite a dump. :)
It does however host a number of gallery spaces and artists studios,
although, the quality of the work varies substantially among the tenants.
AMA flat track racing at Aztalan Park near Madison, WI. August, 2009.
Photos Copyright 2009 by Greg Smith.
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I was lucky to have a great sky the evening I was at the Salt Flats in Death Valley National Park. This park is fast becoming one of my favorites.
Mickey and Stanley became great friends while vacationing. He even sent Stanley home with an autographed picture!
To see all the pictures of Flat Stanley at Disney Land, click on the set titled Flat Stanley Arrives at Disney Land! California! found on the right hand column of this page.
Flat Stanley, visiting from Harrison Road Elementary School in Spotsylvania County, Virginia, gets a tour of the Erie Canal from Fairport to Palmyra, NY.
Wanstead Flats parkrun No. 21
Wanstead Flats Playing Fields E11
www.parkrun.org.uk/wanstead-flats/home
parkrun is a free to enter weekly 5K run. It's you against the clock on a measured 5K couse. Parkruns take place on Saturday mornings all over the UK. Once registered you receive a barcode which gives you 'turn up on the day' entry to any parkrun.
Comprehensive results are given on the website and your pb for each course is logged.
Wall facing an interior courtyard of the Residenz in Munich. It's interesting how the wall is painted to resemble classical columns and plinths and stuff, but is actually dead flat.
You can't come to New Orleans without enjoying some beignets (pronounced "ben-YAYS), right Flat Stanley?
This is a permanent exhibition of the tragic events leading up to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. The museum was opened in 1989, and is located in the Texas School Book Depository building, where Lee Harvey Oswald allegedly shot the late President. Displays include a moving overview of the time period, and the life and accomplishments of the 35th President of the United States. Enlarged police photographs, news footage, and audio cassettes allow visitors to re-visit the tragic events of November 22, 1963. Who knows who shot JFK (the Warren Commission notwithstanding), but it will give you pause seeing that Oswald's alleged shots may have been easier than photography or newsreels would indicate
When the ocean is as smooth as silk, and the sky is reflected as if the sea were magically transformed into a giant looking glass, we say it's "flat cam." Those days are few and far between and most of all beautiful!
The Red Road Flats in Glasgow, soon to be demolished. The distortion is caused by not being able to afford better lens at the time.
BF and I went fishing down by the English River in Iowa...we didn't stay long here, you will see with the next pic. However, I got a nice shot of the cracked mud footprints.