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Pipeline's Parlor Sticks is what their called came out in 1990 .Pipeline closed down never sold much American company these were just a gimmick cost $200 ..in 1990 and didn't catch on..played only in house not loud.they fitted in your bagpie bag in stocks.
The Trans Alaska Pipeline System (TAPS) transports crude oil from Alaska’s North Slope, across 800 miles of tundra, rugged mountains and rivers to Valdez, North America’s northernmost ice-free port.
Finals of the Pipeline Pro. 15ft+ Feb 1.
Thanks for checking out my photos. Scott Denholm - Eco Artist
We attended a tour of Vancouver's Dedicated Fire Protection System (DFPS), designed to provide water from False Creek for fiighting fires in downtown and nearby areas.
The Skidoo pipeline was built around 1907 to supply water to the mining town of Skidoo with water to supply both the town and gold mining operations. The processing mill was operated solely by water from Jail Canyon 23 miles away. The pipeline was quite the engineering feat at the time, as there were on pumping stations. The drop from start to finish was only about 1800 feet over the entire 23 miles. All pressure was supplied by gravity.
Note the spiral wound pipe held together with rivets. This was the only way they had to manufacture pipe in the early 1900's.
Skidoo was one of the last gold mining camps in Death Valley, closing around 1917. The town was originally named "23 Skidoo" after the slang term meaning "go away" or "depart quickly". When the US Postal Service refused to accept the "23" as part of the name, it was dropped.
My oldest son and I made the trek to the Comox Valley today to join in with fellow protestors to say NO to the Enbridge Northern Gateway pipeline and NO to tankers in our coastal waters.
We had a fantastice time! Great speakers and singing, LOVED everyone's signs and meeting new people. Way to go everyone!
A pipeline crisscrosses rivers in the Alaskan arctic. #Alaska #summer #aerial #road #river #air #pipeline #oil #remote #wilderness #arctic
Pipeline along Meetinghouse Rd. -
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The Pipeline is a maintenance road in northern WI. It is a popular off-road destination. It's most heavily trafficked on Labor day and Memorial day, expect to see more than a hundred trucks on these days.
This photo was taken with a Nikon D50, in Lakewood, WI.
The Sooke Waterflow Pipeline can be accessed from Glintz Lake Road. The first time we drove up there looking for it we did not find it. It is in plain view from the road if one knows what to look for. Look for verticle pipe sections -- not horizontal pipe, The pipeline has longsince been removed to make way for the road but pipe-ends on both sides of the paved roadway have been marked by placing verticle pipes in position. Now that you know what to look for -- you can't miss it!