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I Do have third phase already looked up. It is a lot of fun, and teaching experience to do these. Will propably do next one next week. But will try out those waypoints tomorrow. Let us see. Supposed to have snow back next week...so it could be fun but also cold..
My lovely omelette! I know there's some argument about how the perfect omelette should never be browned but ptooi I like mine this way.
I was discussing this pedal with someone today and I figured that since I dug out a photo, I might as well share it. This is one of the many things I sold to come up with money to start my little company. I had it for decades, though. Cool optical "Phasor."
September 06, 2020:
20-593020
Toronto Photo,
Urban Toronto,
Garrison Point,
Phase 1,
30 Ordnance St,
Cityzen Development Group,
Diamond Corp,
Fernbrook Homes,
Greybrook Realty Partners,
25s + 35s,
Hariri Pontarini Architects,
I was surprised to see that phase IV of Waterfront Park had begun. This is looking west from the end of 11th street. This area between the Riverwalk and the Portland canal had been alowed to grow wild for years. louisvillewaterfront.com/about-wdc/what-we-do/phaseiv/
The four new remote-controlled, ship-to-shore (STS) cranes are among the largest in the world, with an 82-metre outreach. These dual STS cranes can handle cargo vessels of 26 containers in width (or up to 24 000 TEU container capacity). “This will significantly increase the capacity and turnaround efficiency of terminal operations, enabling better service to customers and improving overall customer experience through more efficient operations,” explains Keld Pedersen, Head of APM Terminals West Med Terminals.
ceramic with acrylic
This set of three nesting dolls represent the past (small), present (middle) and future (large)
The fourth "phase" of finishing this woodwiorking project, staining the right sides of the uprights. Taken by a Nikon D40x with a Nikon 18-55mm VR kit lens. (at 28) Camera's on-board flash fired.
The four new remote-controlled, ship-to-shore (STS) cranes are among the largest in the world, with an 82-metre outreach. These dual STS cranes can handle cargo vessels of 26 containers in width (or up to 24 000 TEU container capacity). “This will significantly increase the capacity and turnaround efficiency of terminal operations, enabling better service to customers and improving overall customer experience through more efficient operations,” explains Keld Pedersen, Head of APM Terminals West Med Terminals.
I delivered my pieces yesterday, and they will be up by Friday. Twelve images in 16x20 & 20 x20 frames. I hope those of you in the area will be able to stop by and have a look!