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T800 Wide Hood with new Fontaine Traverse 40 ton hydraulic tail trailer loaded with cat 420f and John Deere 5085m
repu de soleil et de beauté, de la découverte passionnée et des rencontres humaines innatendues, riches, émouvantes parfois le voyageur laisse une dernière fois la mer et les émotions le porter, sur son chemin ... direction la maison fermée , air lourd saturé de la poussière abandonnée de l'été passé tres loin ... direction le boulôt fatidique, la rentrée des enfants et les premières courses en grande surface ... encore, encore quelques heures d'ailleurs entre livres, moteur aux rythmes sourds, sommeils cahotiques, désign étonnant et décalé de l'embarcation ... Ulysse, Ulysse aperçois tu Pénélope, là bas, sur le rivage ; boucanier, pirate d'occasion la mouette rieuse et le goeland majestueux te disent la terre proche ... et puis une dernière fois le soleil qui vient embrasser la vague, la corde qui vous arrime ... TERRE ! ... vite, la voiture, vite, un Kway, il fait froid tout à coup, vite l'autoroute lisse qui remplace les sentes ensablées et cahotiques ... demain, demain ... TRAVERSéE ... le fil est renoué, la vie me pousse ...
RD14443. The GWR STEAM Museum at Swindon commemorates the work of the many thousands of employees that built and ran the Great Western Railway, and those that toiled at Swindon Works until it was closed by British Railways in 1986.
Although much of the old works and equipment was swept away years ago, the museum is in one of the old works buildings and outside is this traverser which still sees occasional use when they need to get exhibits in or out of the museum.
For more details of this splendid look back at the old GWR see their website : www.steam-museum.org.uk/Pages/Home.aspx
Wednesday, 22nd February, 2017. Copyright © Ron Fisher.
A view of the Grand Traverse ledge from the belay ledge on High Exposure buttress, The Trapps, Mohonk Preserve, Shawangunks, New York.
Grand Traverse Light is a lighthouse in the U.S. state of Michigan, located at the tip of the Leelanau Peninsula, which separates Lake Michigan and Grand Traverse Bay. It marks the Manitou passage, where Lake Michigan elides into Grand Traverse Bay. Wikipedia
Located in: Leelanau State Park
hone: (231) 386-9145
Opened: 1852
Height: 39′
Function: Lighthouse
Materials: Brick, Wood, Lumber, Iron, Stone
Added to NRHP: July 19, 1984
Year first constructed: 1852
Automated: 1972
At the shelter, anchoring in the bay of Port-Man on the island of Port-Cros(French Riviera), before a strong gust of Mistral.
The Golif was a small cruising sailboat 6.5 m.
During one of the first solo transatlantic race, he crossed the Atlantic, skippered by Jean Lacombe.
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A l'abri, au mouillage dans l'anse de Port-Man sur l'île de Port-Cros, avant un fort coup de Mistral.
Le Golif était un petit voilier de croisière de 6,5m.
Durant l'une des premières transat en solitaire, il avait traversé l'Atlantique, barré par Jean Lacombe.
The 127th annual Bemis-Forslund Pie Race attracted over 300 runners on the 4.3 mile course which traverses campus roads and trails, as well as Gill Town roads. Photography by Glenn Minshall.
Located on Front Street in Traverse City, the Opera House was built in 1891 and was used for traveling artists and formal balls. The theater is the oldest of the last three intact Victorian era theater buildings in Michigan. A 30 year restoration was completed in 2005. The House seats 710 people and is used for concerts and catered events such as proms and wedding receptions.