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From early rail tracks to today’s cars, The Lesner Bridge has been a major factor in transportation for the northern part of the city. The current renovation to the bridge is well underway and progressing well, all while keeping this important artery open.
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Photography by Craig McClure
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This is going to be a Christmas Made in Cherry star - pattern by Sarah Fielke.
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Cathay Pacific has very cool in-flight entertainment. Before liftoff, we were treated to this nifty progress screen; after we reached cruising altitude, we could also play games, watch a huge selection of movies or TV shows, and listen to "radio" or another giant selection of CDs (from which we could make our own playlists). This all came in very handy when I found myself unable to sleep on the 14-hour flight.
The big change this month was that work began on the main wing ribs. The holes they have in common with the main spar have all been match drilled, and they have their accessories matched as well.
Parts shown here in green are complete, yellow are awaiting some final riveting or blending tasks, orange are awaiting primer, and red are works in progress. Uncolored parts haven't yet been worked on.
a painting im making for my old art teacher...she loves V for vendetta and octopi...so i tied that in here
From early rail tracks to today’s cars, The Lesner Bridge has been a major factor in transportation for the northern part of the city. The current renovation to the bridge is well underway and progressing well, all while keeping this important artery open.
vbgov public-works Lesner Bridge...
Photography by Craig McClure
© 2015
ALL Rights reserved by City of Virginia Beach.
Contact photo[at]vbgov.com for permission to use. Commercial use not allowed.
Back in town for a few days. The Arrowleaf balsamroot have been loving to coll wet spring we have had.
Looking forward to catching up on my contact's wonderful images.
Yarn: Lion Brand Wool-Ease Worsted in color #152 Oxford Grey and #099 Fisherman
Needle Size: US5/3.75mm
Pattern: Skullflake (ravelry link)
Recipient: Matt
In Progress: 5 September 2009
Coming up from the south the urban sprawl had long been contained by the natural barriers of marsh and wetland. Now that the northern connector is finally finished I expected the northward sprawl will resume.
From early rail tracks to today’s cars, The Lesner Bridge has been a major factor in transportation for the northern part of the city. The current renovation to the bridge is well underway and progressing well, all while keeping this important artery open.
vbgov public-works Lesner Bridge...
Photography by Craig McClure
© 2015
ALL Rights reserved by City of Virginia Beach.
Contact photo[at]vbgov.com for permission to use. Commercial use not allowed.
2 more windows to go. i gathered up the area where the ruching will be just to get a sense of what kind of embellishment to do in that area. lots more stitching to be done on this piece.
External progress photo
Photographer Cody Lovetere
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Finally remembered my sketch. The spot was pretty long so I stretched it out just so.
This was a nice day in Lafayette, Indiana. The locals tell us this is the first legal wall in town and according to public reaction, it's obvious.
Thanks to Kaos and Versa for the liquor store wall hookup.
Slow and steady, and wrinkly with the effort. I knew this would take forever, but I really hope I finish it eventually!
We finally found a color for the final wall in our living room (it's tricky because it runs into the breakfast nook/kitchen/hallway). I found material for curtains, and picked a color that would match the curtains. I still need to make curtains for the pumpkin butter walls (they will be a red to match the living room), and we still have walls to paint in the kitchen, but we are making progress; hooray!
How many cranes can you see at this construction site in Central? The number is supposed to correspond to the amount of economic progress Hong Kong has achieved. But, yet, we can't care for our old or young, or very young!
When I cycled along this lane in the mid seventies, this seemed one of the more isolated parts of Kent (despite the proximity of the A20). Since then the M20 has been built as can be seen in this view - the high speed railway to the Channel Tunnel also crosses this vista, although it is far less easy to spot. Wichling Church is visible on the top of the North Downs to the right.