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Governor Hogan Attends The MACO Crab Feast by Staff Photographers at South Lot of the Convention Center, Ocean City, MD 21842
Lt. Governor Rutherford Speaks at the MACO Inaugural Banquet by Patrick Siebert at 100 Heron Blvd, US-50, Cambridge, MD 21613
Discover the adventure and excitement of flying that you feel in every model aircraft, feel the art in every hand-made model aircraft.
As early as ten years old, Mr. RICO DAVID have been facinated by the art of carving, wondering how a simple block of wood and a chisel could make such complex shapes. Allowing himself to be involve in a group of carver, he then realized that carving was his destiny, not until when he became a young adult, putting his right path into the carving industries, making scaled-model aircrafts. Today, he's managing a group of talented artist both carvers and painters alike. Now, for over 20 years, he's among the top wooden aircraft carver in the Philippines.
Governor Hogan Tours The MACo Exhibit Hall by Steve Kwak at Ocean City Convention Center, 4001 Coastal Hwy, Ocean City, MD 21842
Lt. Governor Rutherford Speaks at the MACO Inaugural Banquet by Patrick Siebert at 100 Heron Blvd, US-50, Cambridge, MD 21613
Memories of Pasadena's world-famous Busch Gardens, a botanical marvel created in the Arroyo Seco at the turn of the 20th century, have all but faded since its closure in 1938, when it was subdivided for housing.
But in its heyday, the spectacular garden attracted more than 1 million to what was then Pasadena's premier tourist attraction.
"This was the very first Busch Gardens in America," said Michael Logan, who's spent years tracing the remnants, now mostly hidden away on private property.
"It was the blueprint for many others that followed," he said, "a lot of natural beauty, small lakes, geysers, and a lot of birds - but we didn't get any amusement rides."
A surprising number of original features remain from the spectacular gardens that Anheuser-Busch brewery co-founder Adolphus Busch and his wife Lily started in 1904 and opened to the public in 1906.
Most famous is the Old Mill, originally built in 1920 as a playhouse for the Buschs' daughter. But the Grecian Pergola that was part of the original entrance, and many other features, also survive. And the research literally uncovered some things even the people living there didn't know about.
"The property owners had been there about 16 years, and Gary pulled away some ivy on a wall separating the property and saw these huge sculptured concrete volutes, almost like bookends, for a six-foot terrace," Logan said. "They never knew they were there."
Pasadena Star News, 2010
Minolta Prod 20 retro point-and-shoot on expired Gekko MW100 film, rebranded Maco/Rollei for Mitsubishi.