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Blue Ridge Parkway’s Fork River Bald with autumn colors with upper Graveyard Fields in the back right in Pisgah National Forest in Western North Carolina aerial view
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Grand Forks has a new terminal, named after fromer Senator Byron Dorgan who helped secure the funding for this handsome $22 million facility. Interestingly, it has only two gates.
Field & Fork 2014, Gheens Foundation Lodge, Beckley Creek Park, Louisville KY. Photos by Bob Hower/Quadrant
So very yummy.
The recipe is here, though I change it in one way: I don't boil the pasta first. Instead I bake it all with the raw pasta plus 1 and a half cups of water. I bake it for 50 minutes covered, then add more cheese and bake it for 5 more minutes uncovered.
- Well it was Halloween Day and a witch created a mess. Laura-liberté (www.flickr.com/photos/79504179@N03/) and Silver Granny (www.flickr.com/photos/52687822@N05/) came up with the correct answer about the quiz: 9 (nine) plastic forks!
- Bon c' était la Journée de Hallowenn et une sorcière créa le désordre. Laura-liberté (www.flickr.com/photos/79504179@N03/) et Silver Granny (www.flickr.com/photos/52687822@N05/) ont fourni la réponse correcte concernant le quiz: 9 (neuf) fourchettes en plastique!
I used a Rick Hunter road fork to calibrate my jig prior to brazing. The alignment of this fork was spot on right out of the jig. Thanks Rick.
U.S. Air Force Staff Sgt. Shayne Smith directs Tech. Sgt. Andrew Redman during the 10K forklift obstacle course for the Air Mobility RODEO 2009 on McChord Air Force Base, Wash., July 22, 2009. RODEO is an international combat skills and flying operations competition designed to develop and improve techniques and procedures with our international partners to enhance mobility operations. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Matthew Smith/Released)
This is seen upriver from the eastern viewing platform on top of what remains of the South Fork Dam. South Fork Creek continues to flow through much as it did before 1858, and a railroad constructed after the 1889 flood runs alongside it.
From 1838 to 1852, the South Fork Dam was built across the South Fork Creek to create Lake Conemaugh, a reservoir intended to provide water for a system of canals in Pennsylvania. By the time it was completed, however, the system of canals was already outdated as railroads can transport people and items much more quickly and cheaply, and it was sold to the Pennsylvania Railroad in 1857. The original dam failed in 1862, causing minor damage, and remained partially ruined until first sold in 1875, and then sold again in 1879 to a man who wanted to repair the dam and create a wealthy fish and game resort for wealthy Pittsburghers.
The repairs were substandard, however, and though the dam managed to hold for seven years after its reconstruction in 1881, in its eighth year, on May 31, 1889, severely heavy rains caused the reservoir to overflow and then the dam to give way, releasing some 20 million tons of water in the space of 45 minutes. One hour and 14 miles later, the waters reached the industrial city of Johnstown, where over 2,000 out of a population of 30,000 were washed away, and remains today the third-largest civilian disaster in US history.
Middle Fork of the Powder River Recreation Area is located about 20 miles southwest of Kaycee, Wyo., is a spectacularly scenic part of the Old West that is rich with legend of outlaw activity in the late 1800s. The area contains around 70,000 acres of public land with such notable sites as Outlaw Cave and the Hole-in-the-Wall, whose names were immortalized by Butch Cassidy's famous outlaw gang.
In the making of the fork for the RL touring bike ... pictures are from Nicolas Noblet, the craftsman
A sunny day in March. The Assiniboine river is frozen and will be for a few weeks. The Assiniboine joins up with the Red River at the other side of the bridge. St Boniface Hospital Research Centre is at the green building at the top left of this pic.
In the making of the fork for the RL touring bike ... pictures are from Nicolas Noblet, the craftsman