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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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they continue to make progress on the new eastern half of the Bay Bridge -- compare to earlier photos:
the second deck (lefthand side of this) is slowly filling in, the first deck looks completely solid, and they're starting to build supports (?) for the suspension part of the bridge...
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
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28, 29 e 30 dicembre e 4 gennaio al Teatro Palapartenope di Napoli, le date di Napule è - tutta n'ata storia”, con cui Pino Daniele torna a suonare nella sua città.
4 serate-evento dedicate al progressive napoletano, quella corrente musicale e culturale che a partire dagli anni ’70 ha affermato Napoli come protagonista nel panorama della cultura pop contemporanea a livello internazionale.
Una storia musicale e non solo, raccontata da Pino Daniele insieme agli artisti che hanno reso grande il progressive napoletano e ai giovani artisti che oggi ne proseguono il cammino: uno spettacolo corale, ricco di emozioni uniche!
Questi gli amici e colleghi che l’artista inviterà sul palco per una nuova serie di indimenticabili serate: Almamegretta, Enzo Gragnaniello, Eugenio Bennato, Jenny Sorrenti, Lina Sastri, Napoli Centrale, Nccp, Osanna, Teresa De Sio e ancora Agostino Marangolo, Antonio Onorato, Clementino, Ernesto Vitolo, Gigi De Rienzo, Nello Daniele, Rosario Jermano, Toni Cercola, Elisabetta Serio, A67 e tanti altri.
Sulla scia dello straordinario successo dei sei concerti sold out dello scorso inverno (con 20.000 biglietti venduti), nelle 4 serate-evento di “Napule è - tutta n'ata storia”, Pino Daniele proporrà una scaletta pensata unicamente per il pubblico della sua città, accompagnato dalla sua band storica, composta dai grandi musicisti napoletani con cui ha collaborato nel corso della sua lunga carriera: James Senese, Joe Amoruso, Rino Zurzolo, Tony Esposito e Tullio De Piscopo.
"You progress not through what has been done, but reaching towards what has yet to be done." - Kahlil Gibran
a painting im making for my old art teacher...she loves V for vendetta and octopi...so i tied that in here
Hay Wood and Gadesprings Field Trip report - 02/04/14
Hello all.
Last night I was joined by David and Steve for our first trapping session on the Boxmoor Trust's land.
The ensuing conditions were perfect with a good amount of cloud cover present and temperatures holding up at dusk at about 15 degrees.
The only niggle was that damn breeze, which thankfully did drop as the night progressed.
David had already set-up three traps at Gadesprings earlier on, so the plan was to use four traps at Hay Wood and at the Old Barn, then go back to Gadesprings after we had finished.
Setting up 3 different traps throughout the wood and leaving one out on an exposed position near the barn, we were all set and ready for the deluge.
The moths did come, sparingly at first with a spankingly fresh Water Carpet being the first moth in, Brindled Pugs, Diurnea fagella's and Common Quakers followed.
We fared much better this year compared to last year where we had our first trapping session over 3 weeks later than this date, and were catching pretty much the same species, although last year was very odd.
See HERE for last years report.
It was very nice to see so many Water Carpets again, last year we managed about 10, this year we easily trumped that with 20+ individuals.
Also the freshest Waved Umber I have ever seen graced the side of the trap near the Old Barn.
Species of note included 3 Shoulder-stripe, 1 immaculate Purple Thorn and a year first Pale Pinion, which was found sitting in the long grass near the trap at the Old Barn.
So onto the list of moths recorded.
Catch Report - Hay Wood (Westbrook Hay) - 02/04/14 - 1x 125w MV Robinson Trap, 1x 160w MBT Robinson Trap and 1x 80w Actinic Trap
Lights run from 7.50pm until 11.30pm
262 moths of 28 species
Macro Moths
20+ Water Carpet
5x Clouded Drab
9x Small Quaker
13x Hebrew Character
15x Engrailed
1x Satellite
97x Common Quaker
8x Early Thorn
8x Chestnut
18x Brindled Pug
14x March Moth
3x Shoulder-stripe
1x Waved Umber
3x Nut-tree Tussock
5x Early Grey
1x Red-green Carpet
2x Oak Nycteoline
1x Spruce Carpet
2x Oak Beauty
1x Double-striped Pug
1x Purple Thorn
1x Pale Pinion
1x Twin-spotted Quaker
Micro Moths
22x Diurnea fagella
5x Eriocrania subpurpurella
1x Eriocrania semipurpurella
2x Agonopterix heracliana
2x Agonopterix arenella
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Catch Report - Gadesprings (Watercress Beds) - 02/04/14 - 1x 125w MV Robinson Trap, 1x 40w Lucent Briefcase Trap and 1x 40w Actinic/26w Blacklight Trap
Lights run from Dusk until 12.00am
95 moths of 13 species
Macro Moths
5x Clouded Drab
4x Small Quaker
2x Hebrew Character
1x Engrailed
71x Common Quaker
2x Early Thorn
3x Brindled Pug
1x Early Grey
2x Oak Beauty
1x Double-striped Pug
1x Dotted Chestnut
1x Oak-tree Pug
Micro Moths
1x Agonopterix heracliana
Still in process but made progress. The inside seat-stay-tab-knife will get tapered to match the point height of the outside bit. As to the rest of the dropout tab’s profiles, I need to look at something else because I’ve been looking at it to long. Seem too big but looks good from afar type of thing, I need new glasses. Fortunately metal removal is economically possible up till the point paint is applied.
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!!!