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Back-halve progress, cut out the old OE rear frame to make way for the Eliminator II four link and tubs
This part of the grid used larger insulators then the typical poles in the utility. I think the large pylere post insulators were used to protect salt deposits carried by the wind from the nearby ocean.
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All our progress is an unfolding, like a vegetable bud. You have first an instinct, then an opinion, then a knowledge as the plant has root, bud, and fruit. Trust the instinct to the end, though you can render no reason.
- Ralph Waldo Emerson
Progress on my entry for the Craftster.org challenge, to take an old chair and remake it into something beautiful!
"You progress not through what has been done, but reaching towards what has yet to be done." - Kahlil Gibran
The two biggest rooms of the Kelder (Herengracht 88) are nearing completion. Here is a shot of the main room (the "Studio") as seen on 29 December 2006.
One of the flying geese made for the Giant Swoon. The center is 19.5". Color 1 is a dark teal that is in the center fabric. As much as I don't love the idea of making a black, tan, gold and teal quilt (shudder), I do love these fabrics together...even if they are batiks.
Progresso che trasforma trasforma quartieri caratteristici in colate di cemento armato senza identita'.
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I stopped on the overpass over 295 in Portland yesterday. The setting sun gleamed off Back Bay as cars zoomed under me.
What was Portland like before all this was here? A giant peninsula jutting into Casco Bay. Hills on both the East and West ends. A big circular back bay separating the peninusla from the rolling fields that gently spread away from the coast. The Mouth of the Fore River to the south. The Presumpscot to the North.
Portland is a beautiful city. Mainers are lucky that their largest city is so scenic. It doesn't stop me from wishing I could have seen it before it was. We can't go back.
There was an article in the paper yesterday about post-recession Gorham, the then little-ish town I called home growing up. Development is starting to pick up again. Mosher corner is the site of Mosher farm, their little corn stand and Beal's Ice Cream, a local favorite after Little League games, win or lose. The area is surrounded by open fields, tall grass, corn. Now, it's all being harvested away for money.
Although the corner is the intersection of two major routes, there was never even a stop light. There is now. The area is being developed... "Vista Park Condominiums, which is approved for a drive-up business such as a bank or restaurant."
"I am cautiously optimistic," Duchaine said."
"We are pleased," said Tom Ellsworth, director of the Gorham Economic Development Corp.
Elsewhere in town, Barrows Green House, a family owned Greenhouse next door to my old elementary school is closing. The family is retiring—selling the land.
"Duchaine is buying 14 acres, now home to Barrows Greenhouses at 312 Main St., and plans to build 26 single-family houses and five duplexes."
Progress?
I know our world needs to grow but the world can't. Change is inevitable. I just wish more thought went into it.
Before ergonomic design made its way into the plants, some workers worked alongside the vehicles while others made progress in the pits below.
Take That performing their Progress tour at Wembley Stadium on Friday 8th July, ably supported by the Pet Shop Boys. Fabulous!
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I believe I took this at the Crich 50th celebrations, which hits you like a bolt when you realise at the time you had been a member there for 39 of those 50 years. When I first went the Exhibition Hall was just a grass bank, and centre left was roughly where a line went in to undergrowth, and here was to be found the remains of Blackpool standard 158, before it became the guest of honour at the annual bonfire one year!!!