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The graphic shows exchanges of electricity in the Nordic countries in 1996. The Nordic countries have a long tradition of cross-border cooperation in providing an efficient and reliable power supply. The main reason for these exchanges has been that each of these countries has a different mix of power generation facilities. In the later years, from around 1997, the cooperation has changed from being an oligopoly structure with dominant state-owned enterprises to a competitive marked.
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This photo has been graciously provided to be used in the GRID-Arendal resources library by: Philippe Rekacewicz
For Christmas 2013, I received the astronishingly beautiful collaboration of John Howe and Brian Sibley: The Maps of Tolkien's Middle Earth. John Howe, if you're unaware (along with Alan Lee), was the official concept artist for Peter Jackson's movies. Brian Sibley has done countless movie companion books for the series as well. Set to a backdrop of a Middle Earth map blanket, what could be better?
2. Radquer in Mettmenstetten mit Masters-Schweizer-Meisterschaften am Sonntag, 8. Oktober 2017.
Foto Martin Platter
Our third presenter for the morning session. Ash Farr, CEO of McCann. Ash talked about previous campaigns for McCann such as PHUBBING.
Until a short while ago, I had no idea that Haymarsh even existed. In all my passes over the map on google earth, somehow I missed it. Until one day...I didn't. It's so small it doesn't look like much of anything. But when you drive the gravel roads (which aren't in the best condition) around all the curves and over the hills and you reach Haymarsh (which is just really a church and a school) you'll wonder why you didn't know about it sooner. It's such a pretty spot! And so remote. But it really was something once.
The townsite was founded in 1890, the church in 1887 (but it burned to the ground twice). The current church was built in 1937, so it's an old structure! I don't think the town ever had much more than the church and school and a few houses/farms. I'm not sure when the school closed, but the church stopped having weekly services in 1992. So it's been awhile.
You can read a more detailed history of the church at the link below, and I recommend it! It has an interesting history:
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You can see semi-recent interior photos of the church at this link:
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You can see old photos of the place at this link: library.ndsu.edu/grhc/history_culture/history/haymarshnd....
Feel free to read more at my blog, here: pictureprairieplaces.weebly.com/adventures/haymarsh-north...
Credit: Laurie VanVleet, Ithaca City School District
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Location: Taughannock Falls State Park
Description: Aerial map without title and scale.
For my friend Christy ,
Since you said you wanted to go here and shoot,
I figured I would add these to my stream incase you wanted some help in finding your way around Forest Lawn
or some of the neat things there
GRC-Clubabend, organisiert von Robi unter dem Motto Wilder Westen, am Freitagabend, 17. November 2017 im Dukes, Sihlbrugg.
Foto Martin Platter
A collage of images showing the map on the atrium floor of the History Colorado Center during the process of construction. True north is at the top of the pictures, map north is on the right (don't look for a north arrow because there isn't one).
Map artist: Steven Weitzman
Monday 5 November 2018: Chisapani (1620 m) - Chumling (2385 m)
Manaslu Circuit Day 4 / Tsum Valley Day 1
Chisapani / चिसापानी (1620 m) - Gampul (1626 m) - Lokpa / Lhokpa / लोक्पा (2240 m) - Gadhi Khola Bridge - Chumling / चुम्लिंग (2385 m)
Chumling School camp
Gampul is where the trail into the Tsum Valley splits off from the Manaslu Circuit. We spent the next week in Tsum.
I first trekked this section of the trail with Hazel back in 2015, just before the first 2015 Earthquake which struck this area very hard. Read more about my 2015 trek on SparklyTrainers: Tsum Valley trek with Val Pitkethly.
Read more about my November 2018 trek in Nepal on SparklyTrainers: Manaslu & Tsum with Val Pitkethly.
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A detail, prior to conservation, of the 1857 Map of Geauga and Lake counties, Ohio by Robert Pearsall Smith.
This map will help illustrate the changing perceptions of place in the museum exhibition Early Visions of Ohio, 1765-1865, which opens at the Decorative Arts Center of Ohio on October 24, 2015.