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These signs have appeared across campus over the last few months to help people/tourists/lost students find their way
Map of the entire Batona Trail, based on GPS tracklogs imported into Google Earth Plus. This is a LARGE image that I created by taking 2 different Google Earth screen shots and then stitching them together in Photoshop Elements 5.
The Batona Trail is a 50-mile hiking trail through the New Jersey Pine Barrens that stretches from Ong's Hat in the north to Bass River State Forest in the south. Along the way, it passes many of the most famous Pine Barrens locations, including Pakim Pond, Apple Pie Hill, Carranza Memorial, Quaker Bridge, and Batsto Village.
In October 2009, Hinterland acquired two Rare Earth Element "REE" projects in Quebec. The use of REE has increased dramatically over the past years in many modern technology applications, especially automotive catalytic converters, permanent magnets, and rechargeable batteries. New demand has strained supply leading to sharp price increases for REE. This situation was exacerbated in September 2009 when China, essentially the world's only supplier of REE, announced plans to limit exports. Hinterland is currently seeking equity or joint venture financing to fund exploration of these two projects.
The USATF website has this great feature integrated with Google maps where you can find the exact distance of a running route. Even if some of your run is off-road on grassy areas! This is mine, which takes me past a whole bunch of DC landmarks, which makes things interesting, since I tend to find running kind of boring.
For reference. This is a contemporary street layer, but the basics still apply. I-35 was built on the route of East Avenue, which was a fairly large street in this period. The Mo-Pac follows the RR line (the thick, dark line) to the west.
Somewhat unsurprisingly, the central tract where all the students live has the highest median education. In 1940, Austin had a population of about 88,000, the first sign of a major influx of residents. This indicates to me that a significant proportion of immigrants were not yet well-educated (ie college degrees or higher). Males are blue, females red, unknowns grey.
Brought to you by the good people at nhgis.org and the UT people who gave me guest computing privileges. Don't mess with Texas.
This is the detail of the map of Nuuksio which shows where the ponds I visited are. Parked at the big red dot, and then went by Haukkalampi and Mustalampi towards Valklampi.
Snorkeled for a bit over an hour in the very left corner, and then walked back the other side of the trail just to check it out (took 15min of determined pace to make it back).
Sadly, neither part of the trail is suitable for pulling a trolley, so if we do go dive there with gear, it means carrying it on our backs. The red trail is about 2km long, and Valklampi is smack in the middle. So its about 1 km either way. The trail via Haukkalampi and Mustalampi is probably easier and perhaps slightly shorter, but around Mustalampi there is a steep climb.
Even though this map shows Tom Sawyer Island, it shows it as two non connected islands with no detail on the south island, it shows no rafts to the Isalnd, only one riverboat and the attraction is listed as "Admiral Joe Fowler Riverboat" suggesting it was the only ship at this time. in fact some of the details seem to be working titles that may not have made it to opening day. was the Liberty Square Counter service restaurant ever actually called the Nantucket Harbor house? it is here. The first WDW attraction to close is listed here as well, the safari Club (an arcade you can read all about at mike Lee's most Excellent widen Your World web site: