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Flat Stanley, visiting from Harrison Road Elementary School in Spotsylvania County, Virginia, gets a tour of the Erie Canal in Fairport, NY.
The view is looking north from an observation tower in the middle of the wildlife refuge. The dike at left center protects the manmade marsh at right from natural forces.
Lens is a Sigma 10-20mm f/4-5.6 at full wide zoom.
Tar and gravel roof leak around chimney, ice streaks showing on siding, lined up with chimney leak.
Flashing separated from chimney, renailed, roof cemented sealed all around chimney.
Replaced damaged shingle back side, chewed by animal or torn
Has ventilation problem
I consider myself an extremely lucky person, however I puncture more tubes than anyone I've ever met. (That's what she said) So to prove that I am not making this all up just to flap my gums I'm going to catalogue all the junk I find lodged in my tires.
This one I had coming. My flat proof randonneurs were out of commission due to a previous flat ( pinch flat from jumping a curb ) so I had to slay the knobbies on my commute. On the way home, about a block from my house, I heard this little devil solidly enter my tire. This is why I don't run giant expensive knobbies in the city.
Photo from our Fujitsu Laboratories of America 9th Annual Technology Symposium, held on June 24th, 2015 at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, California.
Our theme this year was “Intelligent Computing: Technology Disruptions and Social Impacts.”
The 2008 Severn Estuary Forum was held on Friday the 19th of September at the Paget Rooms in Penarth. There followed a cruise of the estuary on the MV Balmoral to Clevedon on the English coast, and a sail past of Steep Holm and Flat Holm Islands, before returning to Penarth. The day was hailed as an outstanding success by many organisers and delegates alike.
The strategy for the Severn Estuary (2001) identified the need for an annual Forum. The 1st Severn Estuary Forum, hosted by the Severn Estuary Partnership, took place in 2006. The Forum continues to provide delegates from around the Severn Estuary with an opportunity to hear from a wide range of excellent speakers from informed debate on current issues. The Severn Estuary Forum brings together people from all interests and backgrounds to work together for the future of the Severn Estuary. Representatives from government, industry and communities are invited to discuss common interests. The Forum is an excellent opportunity to consider regional and local implications of issues which are under the spotlight nationally and internationally. Participants benefit from the chance to:
- meet people with similar and different interests in the estuary;
- debate topical issues and learn something new about the Severn Estuary;
- share information and promote awareness of your interests.
The Forum also informs and guides the work of the Severn Estuary Partnership, which works all year round to encourage people to work together, through a wide range of services and projects.
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Here is Flat Stanley checking out a replica of a dug out canoe in the Indian Temple Mount Museum in Ft Walton Beach, FL. Stanley had lots of fun at the museum. The museum has lots of hands on things for kids to do. He learned how to weave cloth on a loom. He drilled holes using a hand drill just like the indians used to do. He also explored the replica of the thatched hut on top of the mount.