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We found an old cobbled drain off the main underground stormwater drain which once was third creek. I could hear people walking around, probably in a house above us...
Third Thursday--Bike Night
Thursday, July 21, 2011
6 – 9 p.m.
Museum-wide
BIKE RIGHT IN to the MIA. Join the group ride that leaves from Gold Medal Park at 5 p.m.
PARK IT at Freewheel Bike's free bike valet.
TUNE UP with quick bike checks from The Hub.
CATCH A FLICK at the Bicycle Film Festival's opening night.
CHECK OUT locally bred bikes by the Twin Cities' most exciting frame builders.
ENTER RAFFLES for bikes from Surly and The Hub, Twin Six gear, or Nice Ride and One On One swag.
CREATE YOUR OWN bike accessories with Secrets of the City using recycled bike parts.
ROCK IT to Joey Ryan & The Inks while sipping cocktails in the "Angry Catfish Bike Lounge."
Learn about upcoming Third Thursday events.
Join the Third Thursday Group Pool and upload your own images from the event.
This is my favorite neighbourhood horse.We're generally on very friendly terms but because I neglected to bring a carrot that day I got the razzz-berry.
This Quonochontaug-type station was the third station at Oregon Inlet. Construction was completed in February 1898. The first station, one of the original outer banks stations, was built in 1874. In 1888, due to the shifting channel, it was replaced by a station 400 feet to the west, which was then destroyed by a storm in 1897. The 1898 station was extensively modified in 1933-34, and further extended in 1979. It was abandoned in 1988 and turned over to Dare County who in 2000, gave the property to the state. The station has received major preservation work which was completed in 2008.
More snow is yet to come...
The weatherforecast is telling that it will be real cold in the next time... So there will be a lot of time for indoor pictures...
Nikon D70s with 18-55 kit lens on "THE GREEN pod" ;)
Lens was at 18 mm f/3.5, 1 second.
Vintage postcard of downtown Los Angeles showing Third Street and Angel’s Flight from observation tower on top of the funicular railway. Postmarked Los Angeles, December 30, 1908.
Photographer: Unknown
Donor: Glen Dawson
Original: Postcard, returned to donor.
Credit: Glen Dawson Collection, Sierra Club-Angeles Chapter Archives
Photo ID (file name): Dawson G 0712
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