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Project Octopus opening for Devo in concert in Austin, TX
Austin City Limits
March 27, 2011
Yvonne Lambert on the theremin
GPSr NH 34833 10630.
HISTORY
This pillar is one of sixteen triangulation stations used on a survey to detect movement in the Great Glen on the banks of Loch Ness and the Caledonian Canal. There are two networks of these pillars which were installed in 1972. One network comprises of Great Glen Project Stations A to D. That network spans Loch Ness just south of Urquhart Bay. The other network which comprises of Stations E to P spans the glen at Fort Augustus. These triangulation pillars are not indicated on Ordnance Survey maps. There was no available data for them. Stations E to P had all been found by 2007 and their positions are now all documented. Stations A to D were to remain undiscovered until 2022 when Station D was found. At the time of writing, Stations A, B and C have still to be found.
SITE VISIT
Located in woods at the edge of a narrow fire break, luckily the FB faces outwards. The standard Hotine pillar is in good condition. The spider centre is plugged with the usual coarse granular substance. The flush Bracket faces SW, compass measurement 222°. Three horizontal sight holes are open, the left port is plugged, the pillar bolt is viewable. This pillar took quite a bit of finding. Pleasant location, but the view is lost to conifers.
Photographed: 23rd August 2007, GRP.
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Map: Trig Pillars on OS Landranger 34
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Neighbouring Triangulation Pillars
11884 - Great Glen Project Station F 0.62 miles northeast.
11872 - Great Glen Project Station H : 0.81 miles southeast.
11868 - Great Glen Project Station G : 1.13 miles to the east.
10694 - Torr A Choiltreich : 2.31 miles to the southeast.
11867 - Great Glen Project Station K : 2.89 miles southeast.
11870 - Great Glen Project Station L : 3.19 miles southeast.
11881 - Great Glen Project Station M : 3.77 miles southeast.
11882 - Great Glen Project Station O : 4.39 miles southeast.
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The Elsewhere Project is a collection of photos, representative of culture as interpreted by 10 photographers from around the world. Curated by Lisette Anderson (Sweden).
Each photographer was given a disposable 800 speed camera. These are the unedited images I contributed, taken over the span of a few months in Brooklyn and Arizona.
Work by all involved can be seen here: elsewhereproject.tumblr.com/
Better picture of the flowers Boyfriend sent me. Stargazer lilies and irises. 3 of the lilies still need to open, heh.
Signs of spring! Rain and weeds in my landscaping. I was pretty excited that there was this much light outside at 7:00 p.m.
My friend and colleague, Rosemary, is back from her holiday in Zimbabwe. She brought these lovely wire animals for us.
Tuesday, 21st April 2015
08/17/09. I felt uninspired about my pictures today. Then I boosted the shadows on this picture and I felt inspired.
Irrigation network after the work carried out in Ambatomirojorojo
HIMO is a project resulting from a partnership between the ILO and Madagascar's Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock, through the DEFIS Program. It aims to strengthen the creation of decent jobs through the implementation of a labor-intensive investment program (HIMO) on irrigated perimeters and tracks.
15 November 2024, Ambatomirojorojo, Madagascar. Photo: Zoll Rabe/ILO
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I made some custom cornhole bags for Tina and John's anniversary/baby shower party this month. It turned out to be a fun project. It was a great reason to use some of the pretty checkered cloth scraps my mom gave me last year. I filled them with beans, not corn, because that's what I could find. I've never bought 10 lbs of dried pintos before!
I am stuck on a road that friends have passed through long ago, the kiddie route. Lost and clueless with the years gaining more momentum year after year. The stepping stones of adulthood have alluded me still; despite that, this is the year, which all of that changes. The car, the job, the degree, all of them, are not too off into the distance, if I just take the first steps forward to change my ways.
This sweet puppy crashed Gourdfest on Saturday night. She spent the evening being absolutely adorable and shaking everyone's hands.
(PS - As far as I know, she's still in need of a permanent home.)
The first of thousands of trees planned for a major study of the effects of trees and other plants on health was planted on the grounds of Semple Elementary School in Louisville.
The planting of a catalpa tree kicks off a collaboration between Green Heart Louisville, Semple and the Compassionate Schools Project.
Students from the school welcomed the tree with songs, spoken word and messages about kindness that were placed in the ground with the tree's roots.
There are homeless people, construction workers and all kinds of interesting people that I have run into in my explorations of the city.
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