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The Park-Monument of the Bulgarian-Soviet Friendship was built between 1974 and 1978 on a hill in Varna overlooking the Black Sea. The trees in the park that surrounds the monument were planted to celebrate the bravery of Soviet soldiers. It was designed by architect Kamen Goranov and sculptors Evgeni BarÇŽmov and Alyosha Kafedzhiyski.
Like other monuments in Bulgaria that loudly and proudly celebrate communism it has been left to fall into rack and ruin, but because it celebrates friendship with Russia, a country with which Bulgaria still has close historical ties, even if the Bulgarian authorities really wanted to demolish it completely, they couldn't without upsetting the Russians.
This is one of Bulgaria's monuments that is much more than that word might lead you to believe. It was a fully functional building that housed an information point, a Soviet propaganda centre and bookshop. And in the hill beneath is an abandoned nuclear bunker.
Although the old main entrance has been bricked over by the authorities, someone had already knocked a hole through said bricks, and a saw the the metal grill that had been placed over said hole!
Inside there are some amazing spaces, and the view from the roof terrace is quite spectacular.
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Empty bike racks outside the library, Harlow Town Centre, Essex.
Sculpture: Carl Heinz Muller, Returning from Work.
650B, semi-custom geo, etc. A really nice example.
The front racks are Ebisu, the rear is from Velo Orange.
A rack railway near Lugano. A very off-season train is seen on its way down from the summit. This line achieved fame as the penultimate Swiss line to electrify - it was diesel from 1952 to 1982. Only the Brienzer Rothornbahn has escaped electrification!
The wine rack is finished. It was fiddly rather than difficult, involved kneeling on the floor a lot … and putting in 63 screws !
It'll certainly get far more use than the ironing board :)
The top of this industrial entryway rack has a lot of flair, and can turn a humdrum area of the home into something much more.
A cheap solution to the wine rack problem, so long as you have a spare pine tree, a chain saw, some fencing staples, a bit of time, and a place that suits. The steel mesh was the only bit I had to buy - I think it was about $25 for each of the two sheets. The rack will hold 240 bottles.
This frame will be using the connectorless schmidt dyno hub. Bag support has a new design, a little more swoopy, smaller, and minimal.
After my el cheapo aluminum Axiom Journey rack broke in four welds and sheared one spar, I installed a Tubus Airy. I chose the Airy because it's very strong and light, with Tubus' extender adapter it clears my 700c wheel and fender, and it attaches to the brake bridge. The MMD lacks upper seat stay brazeons.
Another ET44AC, CN 3016, is leading CN M35791-08. The rumble of it's prime mover reminds me of a muscle car at speed.
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My Dahon Hammerhead hanging out in my Elevate Bike Rack.
UP Auto-Rack train runs west on the Geneva Sub past the granary just west of GlobaIII. Near as we could tell this was a Ford Train loaded with Ford Explores and F150 pickups.