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We head up to Mt Adams Thursday evening. The question is given 200% of snow levels this year how far up the logging road will we have to walk? I think between mile marker 7 and 8 is where the road is supposed to be blocked by snow. We'll have to see how high we get Friday and where we camp Friday night.
Tomorrowland at Disney's Magic Kingdom Park.
disneyworld.disney.go.com/attractions/magic-kingdom/astro...
K2 class 1211 nearest the bollards and K1 class 1264 by the curb, both with Leyland bodies and chassis, built in 1938. The trolley just about to pass under the bridge also looks like a EXV number plate and by the curve above the platform is almost certainly a Leyland.
A gmaps check shows that the bridge and the buildings are still there, but changed a little.
MORE LONDON TROLLEYS and things.
Collection, photographer unknown.
Unfortunately, I can't even make out my own house. But it is in approximately the center of this photo. I've lived there in Mill Valley on Reed Street for almost 15 years so even if this was photographed 6 years ago, my house is still in there. My point is that I live in an area that is covered with trees and vegitation. This was a shock to my system when I moved from North Beach in SF shortly after the earthquake.
voyez sa location sur Google en cliquant soit sur Gmap au dessus de l'image, soit sur "See photo location at Yuan.CC Maps" à droite ( affichage "hybride/mixte")
In 118 BC, Cneus Domitius Ahenobarbus and his legions crossed the Rhone after having left Rome and entered Gaul by the Mont Genèvre Pass in the Alps. Domitius took the route that one hundred years before, Hannibal had taken in the opposite direction, and like his illustrious predecessor, he rode an elephant. His mission is to establish a road allowing communication all year round and to set up garrisons to protect the first areas of Roman colonization, such as Narbonne.
He built a prestigious military road which came to be named after him: the Via Domitia. The road rapidly developed into a major means of communication and trade. So it was that the first Roman activity in Gaul was to build a road – the most ancient road in France.
The road allows Rome to organize southern Gaul according to its wishes by redistributing the arable land to the Roman settlers (cadastration) and by building new towns. As well as the trade that developed between Rome and the colonial settlements, there was an enormous amount of contact between neighboring towns and staging posts all along the road, which gave great impetus to the local economy.
A typical landscape of the Belknap series in an area of Belknap silt loam, 0 to 2 percent slopes, occasionally flooded from Daviess County, Kentucky. (Photo provided by John Kelley, USDA-NRCS).
Belknap soils make up an important part of the valley‐bottom or floodplain agricultural zones. Because much of the land along rivers and streams falls into this soil class, what farmers can do with Belknap often helps determine agricultural productivity in those areas.
In areas where drainage is improved (through tiling, drainage ditches) or where occasional flooding is accounted for, Belknap soils support good yields of major crops. In contrast, fields without adequate drainage or on low floodplain benches may be more marginal.
Additionally, Belknap soils also support native hardwoods and bottomland forest communities, which historically (and in places today) play a role in the landscape mosaic.
Friday morning lift @ Midlands Air Festival 2022, Ragley Hall, Alcester, Warwickshire. UK 03/06/22 (Inflated Only)
This looks like one of the 60 seaters and the number 124, or maybe not. It would make it a B2 class with Leyland / Brush Body, 1935 build.
Things have changed with the street naming. A gmaps shows the Golden Lion pub to be on Royal College Street at the junction with Pratt Street. goo.gl/maps/GRg7EfnGeBR2
The trolley is heading in a Northerly direction.
MORE LONDON TROLLEYS and things.
Photographer unknown.
I think we have been to Huband Bridge before, I remember a conversation about a bolt on toilet! We have selected this transport related photograph (canal!) to celebrate International Women's Day, it would make it a great day if we could identify the two women (and the two men) sitting on the lock gate.
Photographer: Elinor Wiltshire
Collection: Wiltshire Photographic Collection
Date: Catalogue date c.1964. Almost certainly late 1960s though (see notes)
NLI Ref: WIL 6[6]
You can also view this image, and many thousands of others, on the NLI’s catalogue at catalogue.nli.ie
Manufacturer: Nedland Industries Model: Poly-Dura Kart 96 gallon
I'm a bit mystified by these as from what I'm aware Veit does not run any regular MSW collection services. Therefore I'm not really sure what they are used for. The building they are by appeared to be a small apartment or office building of some sort. These have also been there for a number of years as they were pictured in 2012 on Gmaps.
Please Note: This and other photos taken during this time were all obtained while following local social distancing guidelines and practicing other precautions against the spread of the virus.
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Dr. Webb looks quite fiercely focused in this studio portrait. Perhaps he was pondering serious matters? Or perhaps he just hated having his photograph taken? Either way, we'd love to find out a lot more about Dr. Webb.
Oh, and we have a lovely new photographer to play with today – C. Neville Cook, of Kingstown as was, Dun Laoghaire as is.
(GMaps placeholder [86 George's Street, Dún Laoghaire])
Photographer: C. Neville Cook
Collection: Irish Personalities Photographic Collection
Date: Catalogue suggests c.1910-1930?
NLI Ref: NPA PERS80
You can also view this image, and many thousands of others, on the NLI’s catalogue at catalogue.nli.ie
© Lluis Gerard | MiraiStudio | 500px | G+ | WasabiNoise Photoblog
Taken at Meiji Shrine.
Near from Minami-sando: gmap.jp/shop-7467.html
Nouvelle banque : la banque Julius Bär. À la base un simple bureau de change de la fin du XIXe siècle, elle se diversifia rapidement puis continua a fournir des services de qualité à ses clients et permis à cette petite entreprise zurichoise de devenir une entité internationale avec des succursales dans le monde entier. Pour autant, pour en revenir à l'image, l'ouverture du bureau de Bâle ne date que de l'année 2000. L'entreprise décore cette petite porte à plusieurs occasions comme le montrera la dernière source.
Sources : Historique du site de la banque && Images issues de Gmaps
The photo has to have been taken in 1960.
According to Tom Young LTSVs on 737J. 1960 was the period when it carried 771GH trade plates. Also, route 628 ceased to run on 20 July 1960. Ref: - Ian Armstrong’s Trolley Bus Replacement program 1959 - 1962.
1962 saw the end for this lorry with LT. All London trolleybuses ended the same year.
The wagon had an after life, see comments.
The big red wagon certainly attracted the attention of the small boy on the tricycle. Who in turn is being kept an eye on by the worker with the coil of wire, presumably just removed from the lorry. K1 Trolley 1279 passes.
A Morris Minor van has teddy bear ear winkers. No need for help where the photo was taken. Hammersmith Trolleybus Depot on the building locates the shot. Looks very much like a hospital building behind that. Although, cannot locate the now spot on Gmaps.
Lorry details. STL 197 from 1933 to 1948.
737J / AGX538 AEC Regent 110HP - Auxiliary Breakdown Tender. In service has a lorry 1949 - 1962
MORE LONDON TRANSPORT SERVICE VEHICLES.
Photo by Tony Belton. Supplied by LCC TramwayTrust.
Salah satu pantai yang berada di Wonosari, Gunungkidul, Yogyakarta. Di Pantai ini, ombaknya kecil jadi kalian bisa melakukan Snorkeling. Disekitar pantai juga terdapat persewaan peralatan Snorkeling yang cukup terjangkau harganya
Untuk lokasi Pantai Nglambor, masih satu jalur dengan Pantai Siung
Untuk lokasi GMaps goo.gl/maps/qJkiv
Untuk kordinat lokasi Latitude S 8 10.990 ; Longitude E 110 40.739
Original photo by Flickr user "myelectricsheep".
Copy placed here for notation - other sizes and more discussion available on his pages.
Here's a Gmaps Pedometer view approximating the area in the image.
Want to add notes? Comment below. Thanks!
Turning loop to send the trolleys back towards Harlesden.
1617 / FXH617 – N class AEC with (BRCW) Birmingham Railway Carriage & Wagon Co - (what a great title), body, built 1939.
Photo by D Pearson, from LCC Tramway Trust.
Polaroid photo taken on 10 August 1984. This was at a KOA campground in Three Forks Junction, Montana. The approximate location on GMaps.
maps.app.goo.gl/h15RhTWSMYHUNP6z5?g_st=ic
That's a 1980 Mazda 626 2-door that my best friend Tom and I took on a 2-week driving trip in order to avoid predicted traffic jams during the Olympic Games that were being hosted by Los Angeles that Summer of 1984. Our 6000+ mile trip took us from California through Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado, Wyoming, Nebraska, South Dakota, Montana, Alberta, British Columbia, Washington, Oregon and back to California.
I wish that I had come across this Polaroid shot maybe 5 years ago because it would have precisely answered a question that Tom had posed to me about the location. He and his wife were searching for a spot for their retirement home at the time and he was trying to remember where this place in Montana was because of its spaciousness and beauty. Tom and his wife did buy a beautiful home in northern Washington not far from the US-Canada border. Sadly, Tom passed away earlier this year and I’m certain that he would have gotten great pleasure out of seeing this photo.
Thoughts in retrospect have me wishing that I had also taken my 35mm film camera on the trip, a Pentax Spotmatic. That way I would have taken more photos on the adventure than the relatively pricey (and thus rare) Polaroid shots entailed.
Early morning hike up to Source Lake overlook from Alpental at Snoqualmie Pass. There is a bit of snow, but not a lot. Despite being a gray day, the sunrise was very nice.
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multilayer glitch play: gmap was slow to load, then my normal glitch play grabbing a screenshot as the edit rendered
6.77 miles, 29 minutes. I don't plot routes - just point the bike in the right direction and go, then comb back over the route on gmaps later. It's a pretty good way to learn a bit more about the city and works... 90% of the time anyway.
Today I rode my bicycle.
I rode for quite a while.
I rode and rode and rode.
36 miles in all
This is the route:
www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=996031
Along the way I saw and heard many things.
I also smelled the wonderful smells of spring in the air.
We have a species which is called invasive,
but it smells wonderful: The multiflora rose,
It can be found everywhere and smells like a cultivated rose.
There are many other wonderful smells as well,
like the beauty bush.
Around mile 5 I rode down along the Allegheny River.
What a really cool sight, down by a lock and dam.
There was a steel mill there as well. Not everything is beautiful.
As I rode up a really steep hill coming from the river,
I noted how beautiful the steep valleys remain, those
places where man cannot or dares not encroach upon.
Green beech and maple lined streams with so many birds singing,
like the yellow warblers, hooded warblers, wood thrush,
robins, indigo bunting, and even a white eyed vireo.
Riding up the hills is a challenge, and to me there
is a rush from exercise, a sort of natural adrenalin high.
Riding down the hills is wonderful, like a bird flying
through the air is how I feel.
Around mile 14 I arrived at Northmoreland Park.
I stopped there for a while to replenish my energy,
and watched all the folks enjoying their holiday by the lake.
This lake has great memories for me, I so often took my daughter
there to walk or bicycle. Here I photographed the 'Inchworm'
Then I rode on to the area where I used to live.
I stopped by a friends house, a wonderful house in the
country. She has a Welsh pony named Emily (that photo to follow).
Her land is so superb, I hope she realizes her dream to
have it preserved in a natural state.
By mile 25 I was skirting Murrysville, the place where I
grew up as a boy. At that point I was starting to fatigue,
so instead of my original plan to do a tour I decided to
head back. From this point onward my legs were just pumping
with no pain, yet I knew there was fatigue. I felt sort of like a machine,
doing over 36 miles, but also felt great.
I was reminded of a short story by one of my favorite authors:
Mark Twain, Samuel Langhorne Clemens
"What is Man .. Man the Machine"
It is definitely worth the read.
I've added Notes and Comments to this photo. Here's a gMaps link for the Tea Gardens where the fire started, either at the arches or possibly the area just south down the road where there's a fire pit:
One of the stand-alone locations. This was a Pier 1 in 2007 based on Gmaps Streetview, so it was possibly built by the chain. I don't know if stand-alone stores were very common, most locations tended to be either in malls or strip plazas.
Pier 1 went into Chapter 11 bankruptcy in early 2020. All remaining physical stores were liquidated and closed for good on October 31st, 2020. The brand rights were bought up by a business venture and the Pier 1 brand continues to operate through online e-commerce sales.
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May 9, 2010: Names & photos of all participants of the 32 kilometre practice run, not a race, which was on an unseasonably chilly day.
(Click here to see the set of photos taken on May 9th.)
The Ontario runners
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Linda Berkloo-Richards…….Almonte
Helen Blair…….Almonte
Jenny Sheffield…….Almonte
Norine Primeau-Menzies…….Carleton Place
Tara Zwicker…….Carleton Place
Lana Reid…….Carp
Edmund Binggeli…….Gloucester
Chris Borzecki…….Gloucester
Jeannie LeBlanc…….Gloucester
Joseph Rios…….Gloucester
Lucie Villeneuve…….Gloucester
Ann Westell…….Greely
Marlene Alt…….Kanata
Peter Chapman…….Kanata
Sindy Dobson…….Kanata
Sridhar Erukulla…….Kanata
Bill Gilchrist…….Kanata
Colleen Gilchrist…….Kanata
Gina Grosenick…….Kanata
Robyn Hardage…….Kanata
John Hefler…….Kanata
Keri Hillier…….Kanata
Idris Ismail…….Kanata
Shirley Ivan…….Kanata
Cecilia Jorgenson…….Kanata
Mark Jorgenson…….Kanata
Leah Larocque…….Kanata
Tonja Leach…….Kanata
Danielle Leduc…….Kanata
Karen Legault…….Kanata
John Montgomery…….Kanata
Dave Palmer…….Kanata
Karen Ramsay…….Kanata
Supriya Rao…….Kanata
Natalie Reid-Matte…….Kanata
Peter Salfi…….Kanata
Renato Sitton…….Kanata
Stuart Swanson…….Kanata
Neil Thomson…….Kanata
Philip Tughan…….Kanata
Laura Wilson…….Manotick
Lynn Wright…….Manotick
Lori Dearman…….Metcalfe
Nancy Ann Smith…….Munster
Colleen Bird (11035)…….Nepean
Ellen Dickson…….Nepean
Peter Foley…….Nepean
Sarah Hudson (2847)…….Nepean
Mike MacLean…….Nepean
Anne-Josée Marion…….Nepean
Mona Martin…….Nepean
Sarah Matthews…….Nepean
Tanya Mykytyshyn…….Nepean
Kerry Nolan…….Nepean
Janice Richard…….Nepean
Elaine Robertson…….Nepean
Scott Walker…….Nepean
Tracy Wise…….Nepean
Urban Wong…….Nepean
Lily Yip…….Nepean
Stan Baldwin…….Orleans
Stephen Boyd…….Orleans
Scot Bryant…….Orleans
Michelle Cote (1586)…….Orleans
Suzanne Daleman…….Orleans
Alicia Dill…….Orleans
Sandra Faubert…….Orleans
Hélène Fortier…….Orléans
Luc Gagnon…….Orleans
Nicole Gagnon…….Orleans
Lynn Galarneau…….Orleans
Hannu Harinen…….Orleans
Ralph Hodgins…….Orleans
Linda Houle-Robert…….Orleans
Susan Ifi…….Orleans
Trevor Johnson…….Orleans
Tom Kannemann…….Orleans
Marie-Hélène Labrie…….Orleans
Aaron Lai…….Orleans
Dan MacDonald…….Orleans
Kathryn McNicoll…….Orleans
Paul Menard…….Orleans
Charles Momy…….Orleans
Gilles Primeau…….Orléans
Laurie Quinn…….Orleans
Leah Reinberger…….Orleans
Todd Reinberger…….Orleans
Robert Sauve…….Orleans
Robert Simard…….Orleans
Brent Smyth…….Orleans
Jennifer Taillefer…….Orleans
Nadine Tischhauser…….Orleans
Jim Turner…….Orleans
Jim Ward…….Orleans
Katherine Ann Aldred…….Ottawa
Duncan Allen…….Ottawa
Edith Anderson…….Ottawa
Michael Anstey…….Ottawa
Curtis Arends…….Ottawa
Michael Arts…….Ottawa
Steve Astels…….Ottawa
Annik Aubry…….Ottawa
Anna Aylett…….Ottawa
Tracey Azlyn…….Ottawa
Dustin Beach…….Ottawa
Julie Bedard…….Ottawa
Terri-Lyn Bennett…….Ottawa
Pascal Bessette…….Ottawa
Heather Bigelow…….Ottawa
Michael Blois…….Ottawa
Kate Borowec…….Ottawa
Robert Bowness…….Ottawa
Jared Broughton…….Ottawa
Tricia Brown…….Ottawa
Betty Bulman…….Ottawa
Jason Bussey…….Ottawa
Darren Cates…….Ottawa
Jenifer Cepella…….Ottawa
Michele Chadwick…….Ottawa
Sylvie Chiasson…….Ottawa
Mike Christie…….Ottawa
Geneva Collier…….Ottawa
Trisha Conway…….Ottawa
Douglas Cooper…….Ottawa
Janet Cooper…….Ottawa
Tracy Corneau…….Ottawa
Andrew Costello…….Ottawa
Steven Craft…….Ottawa
Constance Craig…….Ottawa
Robert Craig…….Ottawa
Morgan Cranley…….Ottawa
Lindsay Crompton…….Ottawa
Amelie Crouzat…….Ottawa
Chris Dannehl…….Ottawa
Nick Davies…….Ottawa
Cynthia Desnoyers…….Ottawa
Karen Dillon…….Ottawa
Melanie Dompierre…….Ottawa
Mylene Dubord…….Ottawa
Alain Dugas…….Ottawa
Joan Duguid…….Ottawa
Geoff Dunkley…….Ottawa
Alain Dupuis…….Ottawa
Matthew Eglin…….Ottawa
Susan Farrell…….Ottawa
Crystal Ferguson…….Ottawa
Nancy Ferguson…….Ottawa
Simon Ferguson…….Ottawa
Stephen Fertuck…….Ottawa
Steve Findlay…….Ottawa
Lynne Frappier…….Ottawa
Alex Fraser…….Ottawa
Adwin Gallant…….Ottawa
Michel Gallant…….Ottawa
Nick Gamache…….Ottawa
Harold Geller…….Ottawa
Christine Geraghty…….Ottawa
Katie Gifford…….Ottawa
Wendy Gifford…….Ottawa
Patrick Girard…….Ottawa
Luvy Gonzalez…….Ottawa
Simon Gowan…….Ottawa
Tanya Gracie…….Ottawa
Perry Gray…….Ottawa
Jonathan Haché…….Ottawa
Paula Hall…….Ottawa
Joy Halverson…….Ottawa
Laurie Hardage…….Ottawa
Frances Hardwick…….Ottawa
Anna Hardy…….Ottawa
Pascale Harvey…….Ottawa
Tanya Harvey…….Ottawa
Chris Hayes…….Ottawa
Mike Hayes…….Ottawa
Kathy Heney…….Ottawa
Michael Hewett…….Ottawa
Sebastian Hiden…….Ottawa
Anna Hoefnagels…….Ottawa
Cameron Hopgood…….Ottawa
Sylvain Huard…….Ottawa
Janet Huffman…….Ottawa
Wes Huffman…….Ottawa
Leonie Hum…….Ottawa
Jamie Hurst…….Ottawa
Darlene Joyce…….Ottawa
Lara Kaplan…….Ottawa
Salman Khan…….Ottawa
Murray Kronick…….Ottawa
Alice Kwong…….Ottawa
Patricia Lacroix…….Ottawa
Jennifer Laluk…….Ottawa
Mona Lamontagne…….Ottawa
Benjamin Lee…….Ottawa
David Leech…….Ottawa
Bruce Lefebvre…….Ottawa
Christina Leibbrandt…….Ottawa
Heather Lewis…….Ottawa
Cindy Lim…….Ottawa
Na Lin…….Ottawa
Doreen Lipovski…….Ottawa
Flora Livesey…….Ottawa
Kimberley Low…….Ottawa
Gavin Lumsden…….Ottawa
Jay Lymer…….Ottawa
Andrew MacDonald…….Ottawa
Stephen MacDonald…….Ottawa
Jason Mah…….Ottawa
Colin Marvin…….Ottawa
Paul Masson…….Ottawa
Shiraz Mawani…….Ottawa
Erin Mayo…….Ottawa
David McCabe…….Ottawa
Matthew McClare…….Ottawa
Katie McClean…….Ottawa
Heather McCready…….Ottawa
Bill McEachern…….Ottawa
Colin McFarlane…….Ottawa
Meghan McKenna…….Ottawa
Deirdre McKie…….Ottawa
Kailey McLachlan…….Ottawa
Nancy McMahon…….Ottawa
Karen Meades…….Ottawa
Joanne Merrett…….Ottawa
Kim Moir…….Ottawa
Lisa Moody…….Ottawa
Jennifer Moores…….Ottawa
Michael Mopas…….Ottawa
Natalie Moreau…….Ottawa
Ellen Morgan…….Ottawa
Janine Morrison…….Ottawa
Ken Morrison…….Ottawa
Janet Mrenica…….Ottawa
Lester Mundt…….Ottawa
Jean Nadeau…….Ottawa
Rajkumar Nagarajan…….Ottawa
Matt Nicol…….Ottawa
David Nogas…….Ottawa
Yandu Oppacher…….Ottawa
Siobhan O'Donnell…….Ottawa
Marc O'Rourke…….Ottawa
Maria Pavic…….Ottawa
Helene Pelletier…….Ottawa
James Peltzer…….Ottawa
Chantal Pilon…….Ottawa
Rosa Pool…….Ottawa
Terry Porter…….Ottawa
Lisa Potter…….Ottawa
Michael Price…….Ottawa
Erin Purdy…….Ottawa
Navid Rahemtulla…….Ottawa
Farhad Refahi…….Ottawa
Christopher Reid…….Ottawa
Jocelyne Riopelle…….Ottawa
Simon Rivers-Moore…….Ottawa
Richard Roman…….Ottawa
Cristina Ruck…….Ottawa
Martin Ruthner…….Ottawa
Brenda Ryan…….Ottawa
Claire Samson…….Ottawa
Jolene Savoie…….Ottawa
Brian Senecal…….Ottawa
Lissa Seymour…….Ottawa
Devin Sheahan…….Ottawa
Kristine Simpson…….Ottawa
Suzanne Sinnamon…….Ottawa
Hendrik Siré…….Ottawa
Randy Slepchik…….Ottawa
Christine Smith…….Ottawa
Joseph Smith…….Ottawa
Mandy Smith…….Ottawa
Jane Spiteri…….Ottawa
Dan St-Arnaud…….Ottawa
Dan Steeves…….Ottawa
Ginny Strachan…….Ottawa
Anne Stubbe…….Ottawa
Will Summers…….Ottawa
Aimee Sutton…….Ottawa
Audrey Taylor…….Ottawa
Diana Thibeault…….Ottawa
Emilie Tougas…….Ottawa
Glen Trevisani…….Ottawa
Sereena Trottier…….Ottawa
Kristen Underwood…….Ottawa
Sheryl Urie…….Ottawa
Cory Van Hoof…….Ottawa
Jana Veltheim…….Ottawa
Rebecca Volk…….Ottawa
Kara Wheatley…….Ottawa
Mike White…….Ottawa
Stephen Wilhelm…….Ottawa
Tricia Wilhelm…….Ottawa
Bryan Willcott…….Ottawa
James Wojtyk…….Ottawa
Stephen Woroszczuk…….Ottawa
Marianne Wouters…….Ottawa
Rebecca Zandbergen…….Ottawa
Zoe Jervis…….Perth
Brenda Kirkwood…….Perth
Martin Glennon…….Richmond
Greg Janes…….Rockland
Elisabeth von Bloedau…….RR #2, White Lake
Gary Banks…….Stittsville
Karim Fekih…….Stittsville
Ben Hamilton…….Stittsville
Godfrey Henson…….Stittsville
Kathryn Lefebvre…….Stittsville
Kirsten Maludzinski…….Stittsville
Brian McClean…….Stittsville
Fred Owen…….Stittsville
Shelly O'Brien…….Stittsville
Mary Pichette…….Stittsville
Michael Reece…….Stittsville
Ralph Richardson…….Stittsville
Laura Clementson…….Whitby/Brooklin
Elisabeth von Bloedau…….RR #2, White Lake
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outside Ontario…….
Omair Sharif…….Brooklyn, NY
David Michaud…….Aylmer, Que
Ian Hunter…….Chelsea, Que
Anelise Alarcon-Moreno…….Gatineau, Que
Eric Bigras…….Gatineau, Que
Martin Bouchard…….Gatineau, Que
Christine Chouinard…….Gatineau, Que
Brigitte Cyr…….Gatineau, Que
Carolyne Dubé…….Gatineau, Que
Marc Dumouchel…….Gatineau, Que
Mylène Dupéré…….Gatineau, Que
Johanne Finn…….Gatineau, Que
Jacky Lepeintre…….Gatineau, Que
Brian Letourneau…….Gatineau, Que
Tayeb Mesbah…….Gatineau, Que
Marc Mousseau…….Gatineau, Que
Karine Pellerin…….Gatineau, Que
Richard Pelletier…….Gatineau, Que
Lori Poznansky…….Gatineau, Que
Guylaine Proulx…….Gatineau, Que
Terry SanCartier…….Gatineau, Que
Dion Sheppard…….Gatineau, Que
Michele Simpson…….Gatineau, Que
Julie Soucy…….Gatineau, Que
Artur Stec…….Gatineau, Que
Carole Varin…….Gatineau, Que
Doug Welsby…….Gatineau, Que
Jinny Williamson…….Gatineau, Que
Laurence Wright…….Gatineau, Que
Angela Yeung…….Gatineau, Que
Janet Weichel McKenzie…….Wakefield, Que.
March 9, 2016, 6:25 p.m.
Here is the route for this evening's 8k "steady" run:
www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=6819809
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A typical landscape of the Coxville series in an area of Coxville sandy loam, 0 to 2 percent slopes from the Soil Survey of Lee County, South Carolina (Photo provided by John Kelley, USDA-NRCS).
Preparing for spring planting in an area of Coxville soil (in a Carolina Bay in the foreground) and Norfolk soil (on an interfluve in the background). Note the severely eroded shoulder slope, exposing the upper reddish-brown subsoil of the Norfolk soil. Cultivating on the slope contour (instead of up and down the slope) will help reduce erosion and conserve soil moisture.
For more information about the Lee County soil survey, visit;
www.nrcs.usda.gov/Internet/FSE_MANUSCRIPTS/south_carolina...
Coxville soils are very deep and poorly drained. The have moderately slow permeability and formed in marine deposits or fluviomarine sediments. They are commonly on lower to upper coastal plain flats and in Carolina bays or depressions on slopes of 0 to 2 percent.
TAXONOMIC CLASS: Fine, kaolinitic, thermic Typic Paleaquults
USE AND VEGETATION:
Major Uses: Forest, some pasture and cropland
Dominant Vegetation: Where cultivated--corn, soybeans, and truck crops. Where wooded--loblolly and longleaf pine, sweetgum, blackgum, water oak, willow oak, water tupelo, elm, and hickory.
DISTRIBUTION AND EXTENT:
Distribution: Coastal Plain of North Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, and possibly Virginia and Louisiana
Extent: Large
For a detailed description, visit:
soilseries.sc.egov.usda.gov/OSD_Docs/C/COXVILLE.html
For acreage and geographic distribution, visit:
soilseries.sc.egov.usda.gov/OSD_Docs/C/COXVILLE.html
The Norfolk soils are very deep and well drained with moderate permeability. They are on summits, shoulders, backslopes of interfluve or side slopes. The formed in marine deposits or fluviomarine deposits of the lower, middle, or upper coastal plain uplands or marine terraces. Slope ranges from 0 to 10 percent.
TAXONOMIC CLASS: Fine-loamy, kaolinitic, thermic Typic Kandiudults
USE AND VEGETATION:
Major Uses: Mostly cleared and used for general farm crops.
Dominant Vegetation: Where cultivated--corn, cotton, peanuts, tobacco, and soybeans. Where wooded--pines and mixed hardwoods.
DISTRIBUTION AND EXTENT:
Distribution: Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia
Extent: Large
For a detailed description, visit:
soilseries.sc.egov.usda.gov/OSD_Docs/N/NORFOLK.html
For acreage and geographic distribution, visit: