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When the weather isn't great, I'll sometimes use Calgary's excellent raised walkway system (AKA Plus 15 System) as a workout replacement for walking in one of the parks. Although I didn't measure this with a GPS, the route I walked today was about 8 km's. I park in Chinatown, as there is free parking on the streets there, until 9 a.m. The images portray only a fragment of this system, and there are many other interesting buildings and sights.
Calgary has about 18 kilometers and counting of these raised walkways with 63 bridges (more being added yearly with new construction). This makes Calgary’s plus 15 system the largest of its kind in the world according to the City of Calgary.
Male, protecting his brood. Nelson Bay, Australia.
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Morgan’s way of producing cars is unique. In this day and age, the company still makes use of real craftsmanship in every aspect of building its characterful cars, and every Morgan can be made to a bespoke specification to suit the individual customer’s wishes.
In Making a Morgan, the reader accompanies a very traditional model, a Morgan Plus 4, through every step of its build, from customer specification sheet to finished car – a process that, in this instance, takes 17 days.
During their stay in Malvern, the authors spent every day at the Pickersleigh Road factory and, in doing so, established a real rapport with the the Morgan craftsmen and craftswomen. A rapport that allows this book to present a truly intimate portrait of the individuals who so proudly build Morgans, and the painstaking way they go about their work.
Featuring some 380 images, including a range of archive photos from the Morgan factory, this is a rare overview of a unique, and very British, manufacturing tradition.
Never before in over 100 years of rich history has the Morgan production process been documented in such detail. bit.ly/MakingaMorgan
I remember this page vividly, not because I care much about beading or embellishments (I don't), but because of the included picture of the author - Michele Weston, who was the fashion & style director for the magazine. This picture totally blew me away at the time because OH WOW, she's doesn't have the obligatory "curvy waist" - just like me - AND she has big broad shoulders and fat arms - just like me - AND YOU CAN SEE THEM.
AND SHE'S IN A MAGAZINE.
I swear, my head all but exploded.
Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum
Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center
Pathfinder Plus is a solar-powered, unmanned experimental aircraft intended to explore the possibilities of unlimited duration high-altitude reconnaissance. During the 1990s, it conducted 10 test flights, three of which set altitude records, the highest being 24,445 meters (80,201 feet) in 1997.
The aircraft was built under the sponsorship of the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and the Ballistic Missile Defense Organization. It has a carbon fiber main spar and is covered with a polymer skin and silicon solar cells that generated 12,500 watts to power eight electric motors. The project was later managed by NASA Dryden.
This was my first Mac. Wrote all my papers in college with it. It even predates the Classic! Didn't come with a harddrive, you had to get a separate harddrive to go with it. Also didn't come with a fan, so I duct taped a small fan to the top to keep it from overheating.
Family was cleaning out my Dad's garage. So sad about getting rid of it. Mac Plus and I went through a lot of all-nighters together.