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    Leidos Headquarters in Reston .}}

Fri Nov 15 00:58:03 EST 2013[edit]

  • "Peanut Butter Pit" Challenge where kids had to get out of reach rope without using branches or throwing stuff at it. Than use the rope to swing accross the "Peanut Butter Pit". As with other Hemlock Overlook challenges, the success was a result of a planning and executing a strategy that required working as a team. }}
    "Peanut Butter Pit" Challenge where kids had to get out of reach rope without using branches or throwing stuff at it. Than use the rope to swing accross the "Peanut Butter Pit". As with other Hemlock Overlook challenges, the success was a result of a planning and executing a strategy that required working as a team. }}
  • "Peanut Butter Pit" Challenge where kids had to get out of reach rope without using branches or throwing stuff at it. Than use the rope to swing accross the "Peanut Butter Pit". As with other Hemlock Overlook challenges, the success was a result of a planning and executing a strategy that required working as a team. }}
    "Peanut Butter Pit" Challenge where kids had to get out of reach rope without using branches or throwing stuff at it. Than use the rope to swing accross the "Peanut Butter Pit". As with other Hemlock Overlook challenges, the success was a result of a planning and executing a strategy that required working as a team. }}
  • "Peanut Butter Pit" Challenge where kids had to get out of reach rope without using branches or throwing stuff at it. Than use the rope to swing accross the "Peanut Butter Pit". As with other Hemlock Overlook challenges, the success was a result of a planning and executing a strategy that required working as a team. }}
    "Peanut Butter Pit" Challenge where kids had to get out of reach rope without using branches or throwing stuff at it. Than use the rope to swing accross the "Peanut Butter Pit". As with other Hemlock Overlook challenges, the success was a result of a planning and executing a strategy that required working as a team. }}
  • "Peanut Butter Pit" Challenge where kids had to get out of reach rope without using branches or throwing stuff at it. Than use the rope to swing accross the "Peanut Butter Pit". As with other Hemlock Overlook challenges, the success was a result of a planning and executing a strategy that required working as a team. }}
    "Peanut Butter Pit" Challenge where kids had to get out of reach rope without using branches or throwing stuff at it. Than use the rope to swing accross the "Peanut Butter Pit". As with other Hemlock Overlook challenges, the success was a result of a planning and executing a strategy that required working as a team. }}
  • "Peanut Butter Pit" Challenge where kids had to get out of reach rope without using branches or throwing stuff at it. Than use the rope to swing accross the "Peanut Butter Pit". As with other Hemlock Overlook challenges, the success was a result of a planning and executing a strategy that required working as a team. }}
    "Peanut Butter Pit" Challenge where kids had to get out of reach rope without using branches or throwing stuff at it. Than use the rope to swing accross the "Peanut Butter Pit". As with other Hemlock Overlook challenges, the success was a result of a planning and executing a strategy that required working as a team. }}
  • "Peanut Butter Pit" Challenge where kids had to get out of reach rope without using branches or throwing stuff at it. Than use the rope to swing accross the "Peanut Butter Pit". As with other Hemlock Overlook challenges, the success was a result of a planning and executing a strategy that required working as a team. }}
    "Peanut Butter Pit" Challenge where kids had to get out of reach rope without using branches or throwing stuff at it. Than use the rope to swing accross the "Peanut Butter Pit". As with other Hemlock Overlook challenges, the success was a result of a planning and executing a strategy that required working as a team. }}
  • "Peanut Butter Pit" Challenge where kids had to get out of reach rope without using branches or throwing stuff at it. Than use the rope to swing accross the "Peanut Butter Pit". As with other Hemlock Overlook challenges, the success was a result of a planning and executing a strategy that required working as a team. }}
    "Peanut Butter Pit" Challenge where kids had to get out of reach rope without using branches or throwing stuff at it. Than use the rope to swing accross the "Peanut Butter Pit". As with other Hemlock Overlook challenges, the success was a result of a planning and executing a strategy that required working as a team. }}
  • "Peanut Butter Pit" Challenge where kids had to get out of reach rope without using branches or throwing stuff at it. Than use the rope to swing accross the "Peanut Butter Pit". As with other Hemlock Overlook challenges, the success was a result of a planning and executing a strategy that required working as a team. }}
    "Peanut Butter Pit" Challenge where kids had to get out of reach rope without using branches or throwing stuff at it. Than use the rope to swing accross the "Peanut Butter Pit". As with other Hemlock Overlook challenges, the success was a result of a planning and executing a strategy that required working as a team. }}
  • "Peanut Butter Pit" Challenge where kids had to get out of reach rope without using branches or throwing stuff at it. Than use the rope to swing accross the "Peanut Butter Pit". As with other Hemlock Overlook challenges, the success was a result of a planning and executing a strategy that required working as a team. }}
    "Peanut Butter Pit" Challenge where kids had to get out of reach rope without using branches or throwing stuff at it. Than use the rope to swing accross the "Peanut Butter Pit". As with other Hemlock Overlook challenges, the success was a result of a planning and executing a strategy that required working as a team. }}
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  • Red light/Green light, where the "Curator" stands at one end of the playing field, with the rest of the players at the other end. "Curator" turns their back to the others and calls out "Green light!" or "Red Light!" The players then run as fast as they can towards "Curator". At any time, "Curator" can face the players, calling out "Red light", and the others must freeze in place. If anyone fails to stop, they are out or must return to the starting line. In this case the game had an additional twist, where the players were trying to steal "Curator's" water battle and bring it back to their end of the field. Once battle was moved the "Curator" has 2 or 3 guesses as who has the battle during "Red light". If he guesses right than the players must return to the starting line. As with other Hemlock Overlook chalenges, the success was a result of a planning and executing a strategy that usually required working as a team. }}
    Red light/Green light, where the "Curator" stands at one end of the playing field, with the rest of the players at the other end. "Curator" turns their back to the others and calls out "Green light!" or "Red Light!" The players then run as fast as they can towards "Curator". At any time, "Curator" can face the players, calling out "Red light", and the others must freeze in place. If anyone fails to stop, they are out or must return to the starting line. In this case the game had an additional twist, where the players were trying to steal "Curator's" water battle and bring it back to their end of the field. Once battle was moved the "Curator" has 2 or 3 guesses as who has the battle during "Red light". If he guesses right than the players must return to the starting line. As with other Hemlock Overlook chalenges, the success was a result of a planning and executing a strategy that usually required working as a team. }}
  • Red light/Green light, where the "Curator" stands at one end of the playing field, with the rest of the players at the other end. "Curator" turns their back to the others and calls out "Green light!" or "Red Light!" The players then run as fast as they can towards "Curator". At any time, "Curator" can face the players, calling out "Red light", and the others must freeze in place. If anyone fails to stop, they are out or must return to the starting line. In this case the game had an additional twist, where the players were trying to steal "Curator's" water battle and bring it back to their end of the field. Once battle was moved the "Curator" has 2 or 3 guesses as who has the battle during "Red light". If he guesses right than the players must return to the starting line. As with other Hemlock Overlook chalenges, the success was a result of a planning and executing a strategy that usually required working as a team. }}
    Red light/Green light, where the "Curator" stands at one end of the playing field, with the rest of the players at the other end. "Curator" turns their back to the others and calls out "Green light!" or "Red Light!" The players then run as fast as they can towards "Curator". At any time, "Curator" can face the players, calling out "Red light", and the others must freeze in place. If anyone fails to stop, they are out or must return to the starting line. In this case the game had an additional twist, where the players were trying to steal "Curator's" water battle and bring it back to their end of the field. Once battle was moved the "Curator" has 2 or 3 guesses as who has the battle during "Red light". If he guesses right than the players must return to the starting line. As with other Hemlock Overlook chalenges, the success was a result of a planning and executing a strategy that usually required working as a team. }}
  • Red light/Green light, where the "Curator" stands at one end of the playing field, with the rest of the players at the other end. "Curator" turns their back to the others and calls out "Green light!" or "Red Light!" The players then run as fast as they can towards "Curator". At any time, "Curator" can face the players, calling out "Red light", and the others must freeze in place. If anyone fails to stop, they are out or must return to the starting line. In this case the game had an additional twist, where the players were trying to steal "Curator's" water battle and bring it back to their end of the field. Once battle was moved the "Curator" has 2 or 3 guesses as who has the battle during "Red light". If he guesses right than the players must return to the starting line. As with other Hemlock Overlook chalenges, the success was a result of a planning and executing a strategy that usually required working as a team. }}
    Red light/Green light, where the "Curator" stands at one end of the playing field, with the rest of the players at the other end. "Curator" turns their back to the others and calls out "Green light!" or "Red Light!" The players then run as fast as they can towards "Curator". At any time, "Curator" can face the players, calling out "Red light", and the others must freeze in place. If anyone fails to stop, they are out or must return to the starting line. In this case the game had an additional twist, where the players were trying to steal "Curator's" water battle and bring it back to their end of the field. Once battle was moved the "Curator" has 2 or 3 guesses as who has the battle during "Red light". If he guesses right than the players must return to the starting line. As with other Hemlock Overlook chalenges, the success was a result of a planning and executing a strategy that usually required working as a team. }}
  • Red light/Green light, where the "Curator" stands at one end of the playing field, with the rest of the players at the other end. "Curator" turns their back to the others and calls out "Green light!" or "Red Light!" The players then run as fast as they can towards "Curator". At any time, "Curator" can face the players, calling out "Red light", and the others must freeze in place. If anyone fails to stop, they are out or must return to the starting line. In this case the game had an additional twist, where the players were trying to steal "Curator's" water battle and bring it back to their end of the field. Once battle was moved the "Curator" has 2 or 3 guesses as who has the battle during "Red light". If he guesses right than the players must return to the starting line. As with other Hemlock Overlook chalenges, the success was a result of a planning and executing a strategy that usually required working as a team. }}
    Red light/Green light, where the "Curator" stands at one end of the playing field, with the rest of the players at the other end. "Curator" turns their back to the others and calls out "Green light!" or "Red Light!" The players then run as fast as they can towards "Curator". At any time, "Curator" can face the players, calling out "Red light", and the others must freeze in place. If anyone fails to stop, they are out or must return to the starting line. In this case the game had an additional twist, where the players were trying to steal "Curator's" water battle and bring it back to their end of the field. Once battle was moved the "Curator" has 2 or 3 guesses as who has the battle during "Red light". If he guesses right than the players must return to the starting line. As with other Hemlock Overlook chalenges, the success was a result of a planning and executing a strategy that usually required working as a team. }}
  • Red light/Green light, where the "Curator" stands at one end of the playing field, with the rest of the players at the other end. "Curator" turns their back to the others and calls out "Green light!" or "Red Light!" The players then run as fast as they can towards "Curator". At any time, "Curator" can face the players, calling out "Red light", and the others must freeze in place. If anyone fails to stop, they are out or must return to the starting line. In this case the game had an additional twist, where the players were trying to steal "Curator's" water battle and bring it back to their end of the field. Once battle was moved the "Curator" has 2 or 3 guesses as who has the battle during "Red light". If he guesses right than the players must return to the starting line. As with other Hemlock Overlook chalenges, the success was a result of a planning and executing a strategy that usually required working as a team. }}
    Red light/Green light, where the "Curator" stands at one end of the playing field, with the rest of the players at the other end. "Curator" turns their back to the others and calls out "Green light!" or "Red Light!" The players then run as fast as they can towards "Curator". At any time, "Curator" can face the players, calling out "Red light", and the others must freeze in place. If anyone fails to stop, they are out or must return to the starting line. In this case the game had an additional twist, where the players were trying to steal "Curator's" water battle and bring it back to their end of the field. Once battle was moved the "Curator" has 2 or 3 guesses as who has the battle during "Red light". If he guesses right than the players must return to the starting line. As with other Hemlock Overlook chalenges, the success was a result of a planning and executing a strategy that usually required working as a team. }}
  • Game of "Swamp Crossing" where kids have to come up with a strategy that will allow them to cross a "swamp" using portable islands (boards). Often discussing, agreeing on a strategy and acecuting it as a team is the hardest part of the task.}}
    Game of "Swamp Crossing" where kids have to come up with a strategy that will allow them to cross a "swamp" using portable islands (boards). Often discussing, agreeing on a strategy and acecuting it as a team is the hardest part of the task.}}
  • Game of "Swamp Crossing" where kids have to come up with a strategy that will allow them to cross a "swamp" using portable islands (boards). Often discussing, agreeing on a strategy and acecuting it as a team is the hardest part of the task.}}
    Game of "Swamp Crossing" where kids have to come up with a strategy that will allow them to cross a "swamp" using portable islands (boards). Often discussing, agreeing on a strategy and acecuting it as a team is the hardest part of the task.}}
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Sat Sep 21 00:48:44 EDT 2013[edit]

Tue Aug 06 23:08:17 EDT 2013[edit]

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    Flares move.}}
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  • Jumping over volunteers.}}
    Jumping over volunteers.}}
  • Jumping over volunteers.}}
    Jumping over volunteers.}}

Thu Aug 01 00:01:30 EDT 2013[edit]

Thu Jul 18 23:33:27 EDT 2013[edit]

Wed Jul 17 20:28:48 EDT 2013[edit]

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Tue Jul 16 20:24:59 EDT 2013[edit]

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  • Chór Eryana - Graj mi Cyganie - ODEON N45118a
    Chór Eryana - Graj mi Cyganie - ODEON N45118a
  • Chór Eryana - Panna Anna bierze ślub - ODEON N45118b
    Chór Eryana - Panna Anna bierze ślub - ODEON N45118b
  • Feodor Chaliapin - Ach ty, Wania! - ГOCT 5289-56 - 9703
    Feodor Chaliapin - Ach ty, Wania! - ГOCT 5289-56 - 9703
  • Feodor Chaliapin - Ej, Uchniem! - ГOCT 5289-56 - 9273
    Feodor Chaliapin - Ej, Uchniem! - ГOCT 5289-56 - 9273
  • Feodor Chaliapin - Signature
    Feodor Chaliapin - Signature
  • Feodor Chaliapin - Song of the Flea - Victor 14901B
    Feodor Chaliapin - Song of the Flea - Victor 14901B
  • Feodor Chaliapin - Song of the Volga Boatmen - Victor 14901A b
    Feodor Chaliapin - Song of the Volga Boatmen - Victor 14901A b
  • Feodor Chaliapin - Song of the Volga Boatmen - Victor 14901A
    Feodor Chaliapin - Song of the Volga Boatmen - Victor 14901A
  • Frankie Yankovic - Blue Skirt Waltz
    Frankie Yankovic - Blue Skirt Waltz
  • Frankie Yankovic - Charie was a Boxer
    Frankie Yankovic - Charie was a Boxer
  • Paul Robeson record Negro Songs , published by Soviet Ministry of Culture - ГOCT 5289-56 - Д-2723
    Paul Robeson record Negro Songs , published by Soviet Ministry of Culture - ГOCT 5289-56 - Д-2723
  • Pawel Humeniak - Jagusia Polka - Columbia 18616-F
    Pawel Humeniak - Jagusia Polka - Columbia 18616-F
  • Victrola - VV-VI-164559F from 1916
    Victrola - VV-VI-164559F from 1916

Fri Feb 08 14:17:18 EST 2013[edit]

  • English: AT HOME ON ANY WALL, Chuck Pratt on the second ascent of the Nose of El Capitan, Yosemite Valley, California, September 1960. North America Wall visible in the background.
    English: AT HOME ON ANY WALL, Chuck Pratt on the second ascent of the Nose of El Capitan, Yosemite Valley, California, September 1960. North America Wall visible in the background.
  • English: CLIMBERS ON KANGTEGA, the ascent of the northwest ridge of Kangtega, Solu Khumbu, Nepal, by Jeff Lowe, Alison Hargreaves, Marc Twight, and Tom Frost, pre-monsoon, 1986. Alison Hargreaves and Jeff Lowe move above the high camp onto the Kangtega Plateau on our summit day, 1 May 1986. In th background: Everest, behind the Lhotse-Nuptse ridge, and Ama Dablam.
    English: CLIMBERS ON KANGTEGA, the ascent of the northwest ridge of Kangtega, Solu Khumbu, Nepal, by Jeff Lowe, Alison Hargreaves, Marc Twight, and Tom Frost, pre-monsoon, 1986. Alison Hargreaves and Jeff Lowe move above the high camp onto the Kangtega Plateau on our summit day, 1 May 1986. In th background: Everest, behind the Lhotse-Nuptse ridge, and Ama Dablam.
  • English: EL CAP PROFILE, Photographed 14 September 1960, the day after completion of the second ascent of the Nose by Robbins, Pratt, Fitschen, and Frost, Yosemite National Park, California.
    English: EL CAP PROFILE, Photographed 14 September 1960, the day after completion of the second ascent of the Nose by Robbins, Pratt, Fitschen, and Frost, Yosemite National Park, California.
  • English: EL CAP SPIRE, Royal resting, the Salathé Wall, El Capitan, Yosemite Valley, California. First ascent of the route by Royal Robbins, Chuck Pratt, and Tom Frost, 9½ days, September 1961.
    English: EL CAP SPIRE, Royal resting, the Salathé Wall, El Capitan, Yosemite Valley, California. First ascent of the route by Royal Robbins, Chuck Pratt, and Tom Frost, 9½ days, September 1961.
  • English: HALF DOME, storm clouds, Yosemite Valley, northeast view from the slope of Quarter Dome, Yosemite National Park, California, 1977.
    English: HALF DOME, storm clouds, Yosemite Valley, northeast view from the slope of Quarter Dome, Yosemite National Park, California, 1977.
  • English: HAPPY CAMPER, Tom Frost, bivouac, Dihedral Wall, El Capitan, Yosemite National Park, California. Second ascent by Robbins and Frost, 2 through 6 June 1964.
    English: HAPPY CAMPER, Tom Frost, bivouac, Dihedral Wall, El Capitan, Yosemite National Park, California. Second ascent by Robbins and Frost, 2 through 6 June 1964.
  • English: John Harlin atop the Aiguille du Fou, after the ascent of the South Face, Chamonix Aiguilles, Mont Blanc Massif, Chamonix, France, by: John Harlin, Gary Hemming, Stewart Fulton, and Tom Frost, July 1963. The Grandes Jorasses beyond.
    English: John Harlin atop the Aiguille du Fou, after the ascent of the South Face, Chamonix Aiguilles, Mont Blanc Massif, Chamonix, France, by: John Harlin, Gary Hemming, Stewart Fulton, and Tom Frost, July 1963. The Grandes Jorasses beyond.
  • English: HEADWALL ROOF, Tom Frost leads pitch 29, the Salathé Wall, El Capitan, Yosemite National Park, California. First ascent by Royal Robbins, Chuck Pratt, and Tom Frost, 9½ days, September 1961.
    English: HEADWALL ROOF, Tom Frost leads pitch 29, the Salathé Wall, El Capitan, Yosemite National Park, California. First ascent by Royal Robbins, Chuck Pratt, and Tom Frost, 9½ days, September 1961.
  • English: INSIDE A CUT DIAMOND, Pratt and Robbins at Camp VI, day six, second ascent of the Nose of El Capitan, Yosemite Valley, California by Royal Robbins, Chuck Pratt, Joe Fitschen, and Tom Frost, September 7-13, 1960.
    English: INSIDE A CUT DIAMOND, Pratt and Robbins at Camp VI, day six, second ascent of the Nose of El Capitan, Yosemite Valley, California by Royal Robbins, Chuck Pratt, Joe Fitschen, and Tom Frost, September 7-13, 1960.
  • English: Lotus Flower Tower, Fairy Meadow, Cirque of the Unclimbables, Logan Mountains, Selwyn Range, Northwest Territories, Canada. Ascent of the southeast face by Sandy Bill, Jim McCarthy, and Tom Frost, August 10-13, 1968.
    English: Lotus Flower Tower, Fairy Meadow, Cirque of the Unclimbables, Logan Mountains, Selwyn Range, Northwest Territories, Canada. Ascent of the southeast face by Sandy Bill, Jim McCarthy, and Tom Frost, August 10-13, 1968.
  • English: Yosemite's classic pitch "The Narrows" on the North Face of Sentinel Rock swallows Ryan Frost, 1996.
    English: Yosemite's classic pitch "The Narrows" on the North Face of Sentinel Rock swallows Ryan Frost, 1996.
  • English: MORNING LIGHT, Yosemite Valley, from the highway 41 turnout, Yosemite National Park, California, August 2001.
    English: MORNING LIGHT, Yosemite Valley, from the highway 41 turnout, Yosemite National Park, California, August 2001.
  • English: Royal Robbins climbs high on the Salathé Wall in 1961.
    English: Royal Robbins climbs high on the Salathé Wall in 1961.
  • English: ON THE NA WALL, the first reconnaissance by Royal Robbins, and Glen Denny to 600 feet, October 1963. The ascent of the full route took place one year later during 10 days of October 1964, by Robbins, Pratt, Chouinard, and Frost. The North America Wall, El Capitan, Yosemite Valley, California.
    English: ON THE NA WALL, the first reconnaissance by Royal Robbins, and Glen Denny to 600 feet, October 1963. The ascent of the full route took place one year later during 10 days of October 1964, by Robbins, Pratt, Chouinard, and Frost. The North America Wall, El Capitan, Yosemite Valley, California.
  • English: ONE CUP OF TEA, Robbins sorts hardware for the Nose of El Capitan, Yosemite Valley, California, second ascent, seven days, September 1960, by Royal Robbins, Chuck Pratt, Joe Fitschen, and Tom Frost. The pitons include: knifeblades, hand-forged Lost Arrows, Bugaboos, standard ring angles, and Bongs to 4 inches. Most of these pitons were handmade by Chouinard. Photo taken at the Camp 4 table.
    English: ONE CUP OF TEA, Robbins sorts hardware for the Nose of El Capitan, Yosemite Valley, California, second ascent, seven days, September 1960, by Royal Robbins, Chuck Pratt, Joe Fitschen, and Tom Frost. The pitons include: knifeblades, hand-forged Lost Arrows, Bugaboos, standard ring angles, and Bongs to 4 inches. Most of these pitons were handmade by Chouinard. Photo taken at the Camp 4 table.
  • English: ROBBINS VENTURES UP onto a virgin El Cap, pitch 5, the Salathé Wall, El Capitan, Yosemite Valley, California. First ascent in 9½ days by Royal Robbins, Chuck Pratt, and Tom Frost, September 1961.
    English: ROBBINS VENTURES UP onto a virgin El Cap, pitch 5, the Salathé Wall, El Capitan, Yosemite Valley, California. First ascent in 9½ days by Royal Robbins, Chuck Pratt, and Tom Frost, September 1961.
  • English: ONE CUP OF TEA, Robbins sorts hardware for the Nose of El Capitan, Yosemite Valley, California, second ascent, seven days, September 1960, by Royal Robbins, Chuck Pratt, Joe Fitschen, and Tom Frost. The pitons include: knifeblades, hand-forged Lost Arrows, Bugaboos, standard ring angles, and Bongs to 4 inches. Most of these pitons were handmade by Chouinard. Photo taken at the Camp 4 table.
    English: ONE CUP OF TEA, Robbins sorts hardware for the Nose of El Capitan, Yosemite Valley, California, second ascent, seven days, September 1960, by Royal Robbins, Chuck Pratt, Joe Fitschen, and Tom Frost. The pitons include: knifeblades, hand-forged Lost Arrows, Bugaboos, standard ring angles, and Bongs to 4 inches. Most of these pitons were handmade by Chouinard. Photo taken at the Camp 4 table.
  • English: SKUNKWORKS, Chouinard Equipment Company portrait, Ventura , California , 1969. Left to right: Tom and Dorene Frost, Tony Jessen, Dennis Henneck, Terry King, Yvon Chouinard, Merle, and Davey Agnew.
    English: SKUNKWORKS, Chouinard Equipment Company portrait, Ventura , California , 1969. Left to right: Tom and Dorene Frost, Tony Jessen, Dennis Henneck, Terry King, Yvon Chouinard, Merle, and Davey Agnew.
  • English: Martin Boysen makes the lonesome descent from Camp 5 to Camp 4 (the tents of Camp 3 are visible) on the South Face of Annapurna, 1970.
    English: Martin Boysen makes the lonesome descent from Camp 5 to Camp 4 (the tents of Camp 3 are visible) on the South Face of Annapurna, 1970.
  • English: TENEMENT FLAT, Black Cave bivouac, Tom Frost, Royal Robbins, and Yvon Chouinard, North America Wall, El Capitan, Yosemite Valley, California. First ascent by Robbins, Pratt, Chouinard, and Frost, 10 days, October 1964.
    English: TENEMENT FLAT, Black Cave bivouac, Tom Frost, Royal Robbins, and Yvon Chouinard, North America Wall, El Capitan, Yosemite Valley, California. First ascent by Robbins, Pratt, Chouinard, and Frost, 10 days, October 1964.
  • English: THE SALATHÉ WALL, from the summit of Lower Cathedral Rock, Yosemite National Park, California, 30 September 1961.
    English: THE SALATHÉ WALL, from the summit of Lower Cathedral Rock, Yosemite National Park, California, 30 September 1961.
  • English: THE TWO GREATEST CLIMBERS of their generation, Chuck Pratt and Royal Robbins atop El Cap Spire, the Salathé Wall, El Capitan, Yosemite Valley, California. First ascent by Robbins, Pratt, and Frost, 9½ days, September 1961.
    English: THE TWO GREATEST CLIMBERS of their generation, Chuck Pratt and Royal Robbins atop El Cap Spire, the Salathé Wall, El Capitan, Yosemite Valley, California. First ascent by Robbins, Pratt, and Frost, 9½ days, September 1961.
  • English: Third pitch of The Nose, 1996.
    English: Third pitch of The Nose, 1996.
  • English: THYANGBOCHE MONASTERY, Solu Khumbu, Nepal, 1986. Thyangboche Monastery is the spiritual center of Tibetan Buddhism in Nepal. It is located in the Khumbu, beyond Namche Bazaar and Khumjung, on the ‘road’ to Kangtega, Ama Dablam, and Everest. In this photograph Khumbila, the sacred mountain of the Sherpas, rises high on the right, beyond the Dudh Kosi Gorge and its great milk river. The snowy north face of Kwangde lies beyond.
    English: THYANGBOCHE MONASTERY, Solu Khumbu, Nepal, 1986. Thyangboche Monastery is the spiritual center of Tibetan Buddhism in Nepal. It is located in the Khumbu, beyond Namche Bazaar and Khumjung, on the ‘road’ to Kangtega, Ama Dablam, and Everest. In this photograph Khumbila, the sacred mountain of the Sherpas, rises high on the right, beyond the Dudh Kosi Gorge and its great milk river. The snowy north face of Kwangde lies beyond.
  • English: View of Half Dome from Olmsted Point, 1997.
    English: View of Half Dome from Olmsted Point, 1997.
  • English: Winged Victory, 1962
    English: Winged Victory, 1962

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  • English: Clifton Forge, Virginia - Masonic Amphitheatre and the back of Masonic Theatre behind it. The Masonic Amphitheatre was designed and built by 16 third year undergraduate Architecture students from Virginia Tech's design/buildLAB.
    English: Clifton Forge, Virginia - Masonic Amphitheatre and the back of Masonic Theatre behind it. The Masonic Amphitheatre was designed and built by 16 third year undergraduate Architecture students from Virginia Tech's design/buildLAB.
  • English: Eastern fence lizard (Sceloporus undulatus) on a head of junior naturalists in Douthat State Park
    English: Eastern fence lizard (Sceloporus undulatus) on a head of junior naturalists in Douthat State Park
  • English: American bullfrog (Rana catesbeiana aka Lithobates catesbeianus) being cerfully examined by two junior naturalists in Douthat State Park
    English: American bullfrog (Rana catesbeiana aka Lithobates catesbeianus) being cerfully examined by two junior naturalists in Douthat State Park
  • English: Unindentified mushrooms in Douthat State Park
    English: Unindentified mushrooms in Douthat State Park

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  • English: Eastern fence lizard (Sceloporus undulatus) with blue belly in Douthat State Park
    English: Eastern fence lizard (Sceloporus undulatus) with blue belly in Douthat State Park
  • English: Eastern fence lizard (Sceloporus undulatus) with blue belly in Douthat State Park
    English: Eastern fence lizard (Sceloporus undulatus) with blue belly in Douthat State Park
  • English: Eastern fence lizard (Sceloporus undulatus) with blue belly in Douthat State Park
    English: Eastern fence lizard (Sceloporus undulatus) with blue belly in Douthat State Park
  • English: Eastern fence lizard (Sceloporus undulatus) with blue belly in Douthat State Park
    English: Eastern fence lizard (Sceloporus undulatus) with blue belly in Douthat State Park
  • English: Eastern fence lizard (Sceloporus undulatus) with blue belly in Douthat State Park
    English: Eastern fence lizard (Sceloporus undulatus) with blue belly in Douthat State Park

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  • Climber on "Cutting Edge (5.13b) on Headstone Rock viewed from Ryan Campground.}}
    Climber on "Cutting Edge (5.13b) on Headstone Rock viewed from Ryan Campground.}}
  • Climber on "Cutting Edge (5.13b) on Headstone Rock viewed from Ryan Campground.}}
    Climber on "Cutting Edge (5.13b) on Headstone Rock viewed from Ryan Campground.}}
  • Climber on "Cutting Edge (5.13b) on Headstone Rock viewed from Ryan Campground.}}
    Climber on "Cutting Edge (5.13b) on Headstone Rock viewed from Ryan Campground.}}
  • Climber on "Cutting Edge (5.13b) on Headstone Rock viewed from Ryan Campground.}} Object location 33° 59′ 04.47″ N, 116° 09′ 08.67″ W  View all coordinates using: OpenStreetMap
    Climber on "Cutting Edge (5.13b) on Headstone Rock viewed from Ryan Campground.}}
    Object location33° 59′ 04.47″ N, 116° 09′ 08.67″ W Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.View all coordinates using: OpenStreetMapinfo
  • Climber on "Double Cross (5.7) on The Old Woman Rock at Hidden Valley Campground viewed from Intersection Rock.}}
    Climber on "Double Cross (5.7) on The Old Woman Rock at Hidden Valley Campground viewed from Intersection Rock.}}
  • Climber on "Double Cross (5.7) on The Old Woman Rock at Hidden Valley Campground viewed from Intersection Rock.}}
    Climber on "Double Cross (5.7) on The Old Woman Rock at Hidden Valley Campground viewed from Intersection Rock.}}

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  • Climbing Light Saber (5.10b) on Star Wars Rock in Geology Tour Road East Side area of Queen Valley.}}
    Climbing Light Saber (5.10b) on Star Wars Rock in Geology Tour Road East Side area of Queen Valley.}}
  • Climbing Light Saber (5.10b) on Star Wars Rock in Geology Tour Road East Side area of Queen Valley.}}
    Climbing Light Saber (5.10b) on Star Wars Rock in Geology Tour Road East Side area of Queen Valley.}}
  • Climbing Light Saber (5.10b) on Star Wars Rock in Geology Tour Road East Side area of Queen Valley.}}
    Climbing Light Saber (5.10b) on Star Wars Rock in Geology Tour Road East Side area of Queen Valley.}}
  • Climbing Light Saber (5.10b) on Star Wars Rock in Geology Tour Road East Side area of Queen Valley.}}
    Climbing Light Saber (5.10b) on Star Wars Rock in Geology Tour Road East Side area of Queen Valley.}}
  • Climbing Light Saber (5.10b) on Star Wars Rock in Geology Tour Road East Side area of Queen Valley.}}
    Climbing Light Saber (5.10b) on Star Wars Rock in Geology Tour Road East Side area of Queen Valley.}}
  • Climbing Light Saber (5.10b) on Star Wars Rock in Geology Tour Road East Side area of Queen Valley.}}
    Climbing Light Saber (5.10b) on Star Wars Rock in Geology Tour Road East Side area of Queen Valley.}}
  • Star Wars Rock in Geology Tour Road East Side area of Queen Valley.}}
    Star Wars Rock in Geology Tour Road East Side area of Queen Valley.}}
  • Lost somewhere around Geology Tour Road East Side area of Queen Valley.}}
    Lost somewhere around Geology Tour Road East Side area of Queen Valley.}}
  • Climbers on last pitch of North Overhang (5.9) on Intersection Rock at Hidden Valley Campground.}}
    Climbers on last pitch of North Overhang (5.9) on Intersection Rock at Hidden Valley Campground.}}
  • Climber on last pitch of North Overhang (5.9) on Intersection Rock at Hidden Valley Campground.}}
    Climber on last pitch of North Overhang (5.9) on Intersection Rock at Hidden Valley Campground.}}
  • Climber on last pitch of North Overhang (5.9) on Intersection Rock at Hidden Valley Campground.}}
    Climber on last pitch of North Overhang (5.9) on Intersection Rock at Hidden Valley Campground.}}
  • Climber on last pitch of North Overhang (5.9) on Intersection Rock at Hidden Valley Campground.}}
    Climber on last pitch of North Overhang (5.9) on Intersection Rock at Hidden Valley Campground.}}
  • Climber on last pitch of North Overhang (5.9) on Intersection Rock at Hidden Valley Campground.}}
    Climber on last pitch of North Overhang (5.9) on Intersection Rock at Hidden Valley Campground.}}

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    Power line with ceramic insulators
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    Tyvek Suits

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    Reptile House Door}}

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  • Keynote speaker Meg Bellinger, Meg Bellinger, Director of the Office of Digital Assets and Infrastructure for Yale University
    Keynote speaker Meg Bellinger, Meg Bellinger, Director of the Office of Digital Assets and Infrastructure for Yale University
  • Keynote speaker Meg Bellinger, Meg Bellinger, Director of the Office of Digital Assets and Infrastructure for Yale University
    Keynote speaker Meg Bellinger, Meg Bellinger, Director of the Office of Digital Assets and Infrastructure for Yale University
  • Keynote speaker Meg Bellinger, Meg Bellinger, Director of the Office of Digital Assets and Infrastructure for Yale University
    Keynote speaker Meg Bellinger, Meg Bellinger, Director of the Office of Digital Assets and Infrastructure for Yale University
  • Liam Wyatt the organizer
    Liam Wyatt the organizer
  • Keynote speaker Maarten Zeinstra
    Keynote speaker Maarten Zeinstra
  • Keynote speaker Maarten Zeinstra
    Keynote speaker Maarten Zeinstra
  • Barbara Bridgers, General Manager for Imaging at the Metropolitan Museum of Art
    Barbara Bridgers, General Manager for Imaging at the Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Barbara Bridgers, General Manager for Imaging at the Metropolitan Museum of Art
    Barbara Bridgers, General Manager for Imaging at the Metropolitan Museum of Art

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  • A pile of dead Boches south of Mt. Cornillet. They are lying in the hot sun, and being eaten up by the flies. Alter a big attack it is often weeks before all the dead can be buried.}}
    A pile of dead Boches south of Mt. Cornillet. They are lying in the hot sun, and being eaten up by the flies. Alter a big attack it is often weeks before all the dead can be buried.}}
  • Two German prisoners, sleeping on a couple of ties in a barbed-wire inclosure, near the front. They will soon be removed from the war zone.}}
    Two German prisoners, sleeping on a couple of ties in a barbed-wire inclosure, near the front. They will soon be removed from the war zone.}}
  • A Coudron, double motored observation plane, flying in the clouds two miles above the communication trenches visible on the right.}}
    A Coudron, double motored observation plane, flying in the clouds two miles above the communication trenches visible on the right.}}
  • The exterior of a "75" battery. A large sheet of canvas conceals the place from the enemy when the gun is not in use.}}
    The exterior of a "75" battery. A large sheet of canvas conceals the place from the enemy when the gun is not in use.}}
  • The interior of the "75" shelter. A sheet of armor plate protects the artillerymen from enemy-fire in front. On the left is a machine for setting time fuses.}}
    The interior of the "75" shelter. A sheet of armor plate protects the artillerymen from enemy-fire in front. On the left is a machine for setting time fuses.}}
  • A little French town in the hands of the enemy and the trenches leading from it. The dots are shell craters, some of which are thirty feet across. The photograph was taken from a French aeroplane at 10,000 feet.}}
    A little French town in the hands of the enemy and the trenches leading from it. The dots are shell craters, some of which are thirty feet across. The photograph was taken from a French aeroplane at 10,000 feet.}}
  • Bernard Larlenque and the author, at the former's home in Paris. He is just eighteen years old, and a second lieutenant in the French artillery.}}
    Bernard Larlenque and the author, at the former's home in Paris. He is just eighteen years old, and a second lieutenant in the French artillery.}}
  • General G----- of the 'Alpin Chasseurs" with his fourteen different medals.}}
    General G----- of the 'Alpin Chasseurs" with his fourteen different medals.}}
  • The colt machine gun on the stern of the Luckenbach.}}
    The colt machine gun on the stern of the Luckenbach.}}
  • Smith, the wireless operator and "Georgia" Jones, going ashore in the motor boat---messboys remain on board. Life-boats are lowered in this manner.}}
    Smith, the wireless operator and "Georgia" Jones, going ashore in the motor boat---messboys remain on board. Life-boats are lowered in this manner.}}
  • Unloading one of our thirty ton guns}}
    Unloading one of our thirty ton guns}}
  • Practice with the three inch gun on the Luckenbach}}
    Practice with the three inch gun on the Luckenbach}}

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  • A machine depot in Champagne, where 60,000 shells are stored; each pile is carefully camouflaged with pine boughs.}}
    A machine depot in Champagne, where 60,000 shells are stored; each pile is carefully camouflaged with pine boughs.}}
  • An admiring group of officers gathered around Guynemer, the peer of all aviators who was killed September, 1917, just after downing his 53rd adversary.}}
    An admiring group of officers gathered around Guynemer, the peer of all aviators who was killed September, 1917, just after downing his 53rd adversary.}}
  • An American tractor, used for hauling big guns, being carried to the front.}}
    An American tractor, used for hauling big guns, being carried to the front.}}
  • A German aeroplane bomb, exploding in front of a French aerodrome.}}
    A German aeroplane bomb, exploding in front of a French aerodrome.}}
  • The mill at St. Etienne au Temple which the Boches destroyed in 1914, during the battle of the Marne.}}
    The mill at St. Etienne au Temple which the Boches destroyed in 1914, during the battle of the Marne.}}
  • Eighty years old, and doing her bit in the garden.}}
    Eighty years old, and doing her bit in the garden.}}
  • A group of Boche prisoners. The man in the center is a stretcher bearer, and will have to he returned.}}
    A group of Boche prisoners. The man in the center is a stretcher bearer, and will have to he returned.}}
  • Getting the village children ready for a photograph. The little fellow in the center is holding the pup "Montzèville," our section mascot.}}
    Getting the village children ready for a photograph. The little fellow in the center is holding the pup "Montzèville," our section mascot.}}
  • Both eyes out and both arms torn to pieces by shellsplinters.}}
    Both eyes out and both arms torn to pieces by shellsplinters.}}
  • A. Patt Andrew, director of the Field Service and Major Church, U. S. A., visiting our section in Champagne.}}
    A. Patt Andrew, director of the Field Service and Major Church, U. S. A., visiting our section in Champagne.}}
  • The French "sausage" or observation balloon. The small bags in the rear act as rudders, and keep the balloon always with the wind.}}
    The French "sausage" or observation balloon. The small bags in the rear act as rudders, and keep the balloon always with the wind.}}
  • Soldiers unloading cylinders of hydrogen, used to inflate the balloon.}}
    Soldiers unloading cylinders of hydrogen, used to inflate the balloon.}}
  • The great motor truck and steel drum which reels in the 7 000 feet of thin wire cable by which the balloon is raised and lowered.}}
    The great motor truck and steel drum which reels in the 7 000 feet of thin wire cable by which the balloon is raised and lowered.}}
  • Reserve soldiers, forty to fifty years old, arranging and taking inventory of a pile of 12 inch shells.}}
    Reserve soldiers, forty to fifty years old, arranging and taking inventory of a pile of 12 inch shells.}}
  • The two huskiest workmen in the crowd lifting one of the 450 lb. shells.}}
    The two huskiest workmen in the crowd lifting one of the 450 lb. shells.}}
  • An artilleryman putting a time shell into the breech of an anti-aircraft "75," which, although mounted on an automobile, fires twenty-eight shots a minute.}}
    An artilleryman putting a time shell into the breech of an anti-aircraft "75," which, although mounted on an automobile, fires twenty-eight shots a minute.}}
  • The famous hanging clock in the ruined church at St. Hilare le Grand.}}
    The famous hanging clock in the ruined church at St. Hilare le Grand.}}
  • The fallen bells and the praying angels in the church at Suippes. The whole steeple has been shot away.}}
    The fallen bells and the praying angels in the church at Suippes. The whole steeple has been shot away.}}
  • One hundred poilu graves, each marked with a little tri-color tin target and "Mort pour la France."}}
    One hundred poilu graves, each marked with a little tri-color tin target and "Mort pour la France."}}
  • A German helmet which the author found near Auberive, in Champagne. The soldier wearing it was instantly killed by a large piece of shell, similar to the one shown below. The inside is covered with blood. It is interesting to note that this helmet is of tempered steel and can resist two or three times as much pressure as the French or American. A "32" revolver bullet, fired at twenty feet, made no impression on the German helmet, while a similar shot pierced the front and back of a French helmet.}}
    A German helmet which the author found near Auberive, in Champagne. The soldier wearing it was instantly killed by a large piece of shell, similar to the one shown below. The inside is covered with blood. It is interesting to note that this helmet is of tempered steel and can resist two or three times as much pressure as the French or American. A "32" revolver bullet, fired at twenty feet, made no impression on the German helmet, while a similar shot pierced the front and back of a French helmet.}}
  • Two types of briquets-cigarette lighters. Both were carefully hammered out by poilus "en repos" from bits of copper compression bands and brass shell casings. The wick, concealed by the cap on the right (lower picture), is fed by gasoline, within the briquet.}}
    Two types of briquets-cigarette lighters. Both were carefully hammered out by poilus "en repos" from bits of copper compression bands and brass shell casings. The wick, concealed by the cap on the right (lower picture), is fed by gasoline, within the briquet.}}
  • A pill box or German machine gun post, made of solid concrete. In daytime the slits are covered with burlap sacking.}}
    A pill box or German machine gun post, made of solid concrete. In daytime the slits are covered with burlap sacking.}}
  • The entrance to another German machine gun post. The roof is composed of two feet of steel rails, corrugated iron and heavy timber.}}
    The entrance to another German machine gun post. The roof is composed of two feet of steel rails, corrugated iron and heavy timber.}}
  • J. T. Lloyd of Cornell in a '210" shell hole. The Boches, firing from twelve miles away, missed the railroad tracks (in the background) at which they were firing, by ten feet.}}
    J. T. Lloyd of Cornell in a '210" shell hole. The Boches, firing from twelve miles away, missed the railroad tracks (in the background) at which they were firing, by ten feet.}}

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  • The anti-aircraft "75" on the hill in Ste. Menehould. The audi-phone consists of a phonograph horn, a long hose, and a set of tightly strung wires. With this apparatus an enemy aeroplane motor can be heard ten miles away.}}
    The anti-aircraft "75" on the hill in Ste. Menehould. The audi-phone consists of a phonograph horn, a long hose, and a set of tightly strung wires. With this apparatus an enemy aeroplane motor can be heard ten miles away.}}
  • Ste. Menehould schoolboys, watching the gun above shelling a German plane 12,000 feet above the city.}}
    Ste. Menehould schoolboys, watching the gun above shelling a German plane 12,000 feet above the city.}}
  • Our apartments in Ste. Menehould. The stretcher with its regulation icon neck and ankle rest is covered with blankets full of little things. The four basins are used for developing pictures.}}
    Our apartments in Ste. Menehould. The stretcher with its regulation icon neck and ankle rest is covered with blankets full of little things. The four basins are used for developing pictures.}}
  • Children scrambling for little American flags, which we are tossing down to them from the barn window.}}
    Children scrambling for little American flags, which we are tossing down to them from the barn window.}}
  • Young Monsieur Deliege and his sister Suzanne. He is wearing his dress suit, for he has just taken his first communion .}}
    Young Monsieur Deliege and his sister Suzanne. He is wearing his dress suit, for he has just taken his first communion .}}
  • A section of a hospital train. Each compartment holds four stretcher cases.}}
    A section of a hospital train. Each compartment holds four stretcher cases.}}
  • The gasoline locomotive and train of the narrow-gauge railway which carry shells and supplies up to the lines.}}
    The gasoline locomotive and train of the narrow-gauge railway which carry shells and supplies up to the lines.}}
  • Brancardiers putting a couché (stretcher case) in the ambulance at St. Thomas.}}
    Brancardiers putting a couché (stretcher case) in the ambulance at St. Thomas.}}
  • "464" and her driver. Directly above the hood, on the wall behind, is posted president Wilson's Message of April 2nd, 1917.}}
    "464" and her driver. Directly above the hood, on the wall behind, is posted president Wilson's Message of April 2nd, 1917.}}
  • Three poilus in a front line trench near St. Thomas.}}
    Three poilus in a front line trench near St. Thomas.}}
  • A first line communication trench above St. Thomas. The French have barbed-wire stretched overhead to prevent entrance here by the enemy}}
    A first line communication trench above St. Thomas. The French have barbed-wire stretched overhead to prevent entrance here by the enemy}}
  • A quiet part of "No Man's Land" near St. Thomas. The ruins of Servon, a French village now in the hands of the Germans, are visible in the distance. In the foreground is the French barbed-wire, and just beyond, the Boche. Directly behind this can be seen the three lines of the enemy's trenches.}}
    A quiet part of "No Man's Land" near St. Thomas. The ruins of Servon, a French village now in the hands of the Germans, are visible in the distance. In the foreground is the French barbed-wire, and just beyond, the Boche. Directly behind this can be seen the three lines of the enemy's trenches.}}
  • The "Poste de Secours" at La Harazee. This station is the closest to the Boches that we ever had. It is less than 300 yards over the hill to "No Man's Land.}}
    The "Poste de Secours" at La Harazee. This station is the closest to the Boches that we ever had. It is less than 300 yards over the hill to "No Man's Land.}}
  • A firing trench and hand grenade post. The sign 'PP3X" is the name of the trench.}}
    A firing trench and hand grenade post. The sign 'PP3X" is the name of the trench.}}
  • Two poilus, one with a sun shade, resting in a front line trench on a hot summer afternoon. It is just 100 yards to the Boches from here.}}
    Two poilus, one with a sun shade, resting in a front line trench on a hot summer afternoon. It is just 100 yards to the Boches from here.}}
  • In a mine under No Man's Land," fifteen feet from the Boche trenches. Several tons of powder are piled up in the background. Two of the poilus, listening with microphones to the conversation of the Germans across the way, will set off the mine at the proper moment.}}
    In a mine under No Man's Land," fifteen feet from the Boche trenches. Several tons of powder are piled up in the background. Two of the poilus, listening with microphones to the conversation of the Germans across the way, will set off the mine at the proper moment.}}
  • In another mine with Amulot the Happy" poilu in the center. The men are working with the aid of a carbide lamp.}}
    In another mine with Amulot the Happy" poilu in the center. The men are working with the aid of a carbide lamp.}}
  • A mine crater after the explosion. It is more than two hundred feet long. Forty French soldiers were killed here.}}
    A mine crater after the explosion. It is more than two hundred feet long. Forty French soldiers were killed here.}}
  • A supply station in a front line trench at La Harazee. Here are collected periscopes, hand and rifle grenades, corkscrew barbed-wire stakes, and rifles. A gas alarm gong hangs above the poilu on the left.}}
    A supply station in a front line trench at La Harazee. Here are collected periscopes, hand and rifle grenades, corkscrew barbed-wire stakes, and rifles. A gas alarm gong hangs above the poilu on the left.}}
  • Midsummer in the Argonne forest.}}
    Midsummer in the Argonne forest.}}
  • The shelter of the little gun which shoots small trench torpedoes by means of compressed air.}}
    The shelter of the little gun which shoots small trench torpedoes by means of compressed air.}}
  • A gas attack this evening? This poilu is learning, by means of his weathervane and an instrument for recording the velocity of the wind, whether or not he can launch an attack.}}
    A gas attack this evening? This poilu is learning, by means of his weathervane and an instrument for recording the velocity of the wind, whether or not he can launch an attack.}}
  • Gilmore in the steel turret of an observation post, twenty yards in front of the first lines.}}
    Gilmore in the steel turret of an observation post, twenty yards in front of the first lines.}}
  • An American made ten ton truck, so camouflaged with cubist painting in green, brown and yellow that it is rendered invisible at half a mile.}}
    An American made ten ton truck, so camouflaged with cubist painting in green, brown and yellow that it is rendered invisible at half a mile.}}
  • A gunboat on the Châlons-Prunay canal. It carries two five-inch cannon and a number of machine guns.}}
    A gunboat on the Châlons-Prunay canal. It carries two five-inch cannon and a number of machine guns.}}

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  • Winter sport-washing our cars in the river Couzances at Jubécourt.}}
    Winter sport-washing our cars in the river Couzances at Jubécourt.}}
  • Three little residents of Rat-hunt alley, in Jubécourt. All of them have hobnails in their shoes.}}
    Three little residents of Rat-hunt alley, in Jubécourt. All of them have hobnails in their shoes.}}
  • Ten miles behind the lines, in our dining room, the cowstable in Jubécourt. Every evening a few poilus dropped to sing and tell stories with us.}}
    Ten miles behind the lines, in our dining room, the cowstable in Jubécourt. Every evening a few poilus dropped to sing and tell stories with us.}}
  • Section XII making a short halt, while in convoy from Dombasle to Waly.}}
    Section XII making a short halt, while in convoy from Dombasle to Waly.}}
  • The old church at Dombasle. The images escaped unharmed in the bombardment.}}
    The old church at Dombasle. The images escaped unharmed in the bombardment.}}
  • Our quarters or cantonment in Dombasle. We have the best house in the village.}}
    Our quarters or cantonment in Dombasle. We have the best house in the village.}}
  • Road repairers at work, cleaning up the ruins of Dombasle. They tear down the walls and use the debris to fill up the ruts.}}
    Road repairers at work, cleaning up the ruins of Dombasle. They tear down the walls and use the debris to fill up the ruts.}}
  • Ray Williams of Wisconsin, next to a "Put out your lights" sign, about eight miles from the front lines.}}
    Ray Williams of Wisconsin, next to a "Put out your lights" sign, about eight miles from the front lines.}}
  • Camouflage on the Esnes road, screening us from Mort Homme.}}
    Camouflage on the Esnes road, screening us from Mort Homme.}}
  • Morning exercise in front of the Poste de Secours" in Montzèville. The dugout is on the right.}}
    Morning exercise in front of the Poste de Secours" in Montzèville. The dugout is on the right.}}
  • Four Boche "150's" (6 inch shells) exploding behind some carefully concealed batteries near Montzèville, after passing directly over our heads.}}
    Four Boche "150's" (6 inch shells) exploding behind some carefully concealed batteries near Montzèville, after passing directly over our heads.}}
  • Afternoon tea at Post Two in the Bois (forest) d'Avocourt We sleep in the shelter behind the four poilus. My car is in the background.}}
    Afternoon tea at Post Two in the Bois (forest) d'Avocourt We sleep in the shelter behind the four poilus. My car is in the background.}}
  • The château at Esnes. Behind it lies Hill 30Our post was in the wine-cellars underneath. In the foreground are six wooden crosses.}}
    The château at Esnes. Behind it lies Hill 30Our post was in the wine-cellars underneath. In the foreground are six wooden crosses.}}
  • A caisson for" 75" shells, which a Boche shell finished near the church.}}
    A caisson for" 75" shells, which a Boche shell finished near the church.}}
  • The ruins of the church in Esnes.}}
    The ruins of the church in Esnes.}}
  • The road through the village. The water is a foot deep in places here and conceals all the fresh shell holes.}}
    The road through the village. The water is a foot deep in places here and conceals all the fresh shell holes.}}
  • "Kelly's Corner" or "Strafen's Bend," on the Esnes road. Mort Homme (Dead Man's Hill) and the first line German trenches are visible in the distance. A volley of shells can be seen exploding in the field to the right. Edward Kelly was killed just a few yards from here in August, 1916.}}
    "Kelly's Corner" or "Strafen's Bend," on the Esnes road. Mort Homme (Dead Man's Hill) and the first line German trenches are visible in the distance. A volley of shells can be seen exploding in the field to the right. Edward Kelly was killed just a few yards from here in August, 1916.}}
  • The rear of the château at Esnes. Each new Boche shell piles a little more refuse upon the abri, and thus makes the post below all the safer.}}
    The rear of the château at Esnes. Each new Boche shell piles a little more refuse upon the abri, and thus makes the post below all the safer.}}
  • The house across the street in Dombasle.}}
    The house across the street in Dombasle.}}
  • A typical communication trench in March. The water is not deep here as it is in the first line trenches. It is only eighteen inches. The poilus use the log in the foreground as a bridge.}}
    A typical communication trench in March. The water is not deep here as it is in the first line trenches. It is only eighteen inches. The poilus use the log in the foreground as a bridge.}}
  • The brook behind the church which runs through the lines into "Bocheland."}}
    The brook behind the church which runs through the lines into "Bocheland."}}

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  • The remains of two ambulances, destroyed by German shell-fire. They were brought into Paris to encourage the new arrivals.}}
    The remains of two ambulances, destroyed by German shell-fire. They were brought into Paris to encourage the new arrivals.}}
  • The twenty-one ambulances of Section XII, assembled in the yard at 25 Rue Raynouard.}}
    The twenty-one ambulances of Section XII, assembled in the yard at 25 Rue Raynouard.}}
  • One of the many towns which the Boches leveled to the ground in 1914.}}
    One of the many towns which the Boches leveled to the ground in 1914.}}
  • Brass time fuse from a german "77" (3-inch shell)}}
    Brass time fuse from a german "77" (3-inch shell)}}
  • French granades}}
    French granades}}
  • Cover}}
    Cover}}
  • German trench torpedo}}
    German trench torpedo}}
  • Telegram}}
    Telegram}}
  • The front from reims to verdun, where section xii worked.}}
    The front from reims to verdun, where section xii worked.}}
  • Title Page}}
    Title Page}}

Mon Dec 06 23:26:19 EST 2010[edit]

  • The author working on his diary on the front seat of"464"
    The author working on his diary on the front seat of"464"

Sun Oct 31 00:36:12 EDT 2010[edit]

  • A Polish family performs their daily chores amidst the remnants of their household furnishings that they have reassembled outside the charred ruins of their home in Warsaw. }}
    A Polish family performs their daily chores amidst the remnants of their household furnishings that they have reassembled outside the charred ruins of their home in Warsaw. }}
  • A German bomber flies over Warsaw.}}
    A German bomber flies over Warsaw.}}
  • An intact portrait of President Roosevelt lies amidst the rubble of the destroyed officer of the American Consulate General in Warsaw. }}
    An intact portrait of President Roosevelt lies amidst the rubble of the destroyed officer of the American Consulate General in Warsaw. }}
  • Three volunteer policemen (strag obywatelska) stand outside the opera house in besieged Warsaw. On the column next to the men is a propaganda poster that says: "To Arms. United We Will Defeat the Enemy!" }}
    Three volunteer policemen (strag obywatelska) stand outside the opera house in besieged Warsaw. On the column next to the men is a propaganda poster that says: "To Arms. United We Will Defeat the Enemy!" }}
  • View of a plaster wall in besieged Warsaw that has been riddled by machine gun fire. }}
    View of a plaster wall in besieged Warsaw that has been riddled by machine gun fire. }}
  • A young boy sits next to the corpse of his mother who was killed when a German airplane dropped bombs on them while their were digging for potatoes. }}
    A young boy sits next to the corpse of his mother who was killed when a German airplane dropped bombs on them while their were digging for potatoes. }}
  • A ten-year-old Polish girl named Kazimiera Mika, mourns the death of her older sister, who was killed in a field in Warsaw during a German air raid.}}
    A ten-year-old Polish girl named Kazimiera Mika, mourns the death of her older sister, who was killed in a field in Warsaw during a German air raid.}}
  • A crowd of Polish civilians watches as Julien Bryan's interpreter explains to a policeman that the man in the turned-up fedora is American photographer, Julien Bryan and not a German spy. }}
    A crowd of Polish civilians watches as Julien Bryan's interpreter explains to a policeman that the man in the turned-up fedora is American photographer, Julien Bryan and not a German spy. }}
  • Two young Polish boys read a Polish edition of a Mickey Mouse Sunday colored supplement while standing among the ruins of a building in Warsaw. }}
    Two young Polish boys read a Polish edition of a Mickey Mouse Sunday colored supplement while standing among the ruins of a building in Warsaw. }}
  • Stacks of crucifixes lie against the brick wall of a destroyed church or cemetery structure in Warsaw. }}
    Stacks of crucifixes lie against the brick wall of a destroyed church or cemetery structure in Warsaw. }}

Fri Oct 29 23:58:38 EDT 2010[edit]

  • Poles walk among the ruins of besieged Warsaw.}}
    Poles walk among the ruins of besieged Warsaw.}}
  • A Polish mother and daughter flee the besieged city of Warsaw with bedding and other essential household items.}}
    A Polish mother and daughter flee the besieged city of Warsaw with bedding and other essential household items.}}
  • Close-up portrait of a praying Polish woman in besieged Warsaw. }}
    Close-up portrait of a praying Polish woman in besieged Warsaw. }}
  • An elderly Polish woman poses with two silver spoons and a pair of scissors, all that remained of her home after it was destroyed in a German air raid during the siege of Warsaw. The woman's name is Mrs. Jaworska. Julien Bryan later learned that she died in 1940.}}
    An elderly Polish woman poses with two silver spoons and a pair of scissors, all that remained of her home after it was destroyed in a German air raid during the siege of Warsaw. The woman's name is Mrs. Jaworska. Julien Bryan later learned that she died in 1940.}}
  • American photographer Julien Bryan films a scene duing the siege of Warsaw. He stands atop a barricade of paving stones that had been erected to slow the advance of the German army. }}
    American photographer Julien Bryan films a scene duing the siege of Warsaw. He stands atop a barricade of paving stones that had been erected to slow the advance of the German army. }}
  • View from above of a Polish family performing their daily chores amidst the remnants of their household furnishings that they have reassembled outside the charred ruins of their home in Warsaw. The boy with the hatchet is Albert Turowski, who later became a film actor in postwar Poland. }}
    View from above of a Polish family performing their daily chores amidst the remnants of their household furnishings that they have reassembled outside the charred ruins of their home in Warsaw. The boy with the hatchet is Albert Turowski, who later became a film actor in postwar Poland. }}

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  • English: Historical marker in Floyd, Virginia
    English: Historical marker in Floyd, Virginia
  • Hardware store in Floyd, Virginia at the main intersection.}
    Hardware store in Floyd, Virginia at the main intersection.}
  • English: The Floyd Country Store in Floyd, Virginia, home of famous "Friday Night Jamboree".
    English: The Floyd Country Store in Floyd, Virginia, home of famous "Friday Night Jamboree".
  • English: Civil War Memorial in front of Floyd County courthouse in Floyd, Virginia. Memorial Erected in 1904 by "Floyd Chapter of Doughters of the Confederacy No. 723"
    English: Civil War Memorial in front of Floyd County courthouse in Floyd, Virginia. Memorial Erected in 1904 by "Floyd Chapter of Doughters of the Confederacy No. 723"
  • English: Civil War Memorial in front of Floyd County courthouse in Floyd, Virginia. Memorial Erected in 1904 by "Floyd Chapter of Doughters of the Confederacy No. 723"
    English: Civil War Memorial in front of Floyd County courthouse in Floyd, Virginia. Memorial Erected in 1904 by "Floyd Chapter of Doughters of the Confederacy No. 723"

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  • English: Champe Rocks WV
    English: Champe Rocks WV
  • English: Champe Rocks WV
    English: Champe Rocks WV
  • English: Germany Valley in Pendleton County, West Virginia. Picture taken on US 33 on North Fork Mountain.
    English: Germany Valley in Pendleton County, West Virginia. Picture taken on US 33 on North Fork Mountain.
  • English: Judy Rocks in Judy Gap in Pendleton County, West Virginia. Picture taken from US 33.
    English: Judy Rocks in Judy Gap in Pendleton County, West Virginia. Picture taken from US 33.
  • English: Historical View fromside road of Smoke Hole road in Smoke Hole Canion
    English: Historical View fromside road of Smoke Hole road in Smoke Hole Canion
  • English: Historical View fromside road of Smoke Hole road in Smoke Hole Canion
    English: Historical View fromside road of Smoke Hole road in Smoke Hole Canion
  • English: Corn fields in the South Branch Potomac River valley around Upper Tract, West Virginia.
    English: Corn fields in the South Branch Potomac River valley around Upper Tract, West Virginia.

Fri Feb 12 18:51:06 EST 2010[edit]

  • English: Seneca Rocks in Monongahela National Forest, West Virginia, USA
    English: Seneca Rocks in Monongahela National Forest, West Virginia, USA
  • English: Seneca Rocks in Monongahela National Forest, West Virginia, USA
    English: Seneca Rocks in Monongahela National Forest, West Virginia, USA
  • English: Sites Homestead at Seneca Rocks in Monongahela National Forest, West Virginia, USA
    English: Sites Homestead at Seneca Rocks in Monongahela National Forest, West Virginia, USA
  • English: Wiew East from the top of Seneca Rocks in Monongahela National Forest, West Virginia, USA
    English: Wiew East from the top of Seneca Rocks in Monongahela National Forest, West Virginia, USA
  • English: Wiew West from the platform at the top of Seneca Rocks in Monongahela National Forest, West Virginia, USA
    English: Wiew West from the platform at the top of Seneca Rocks in Monongahela National Forest, West Virginia, USA
  • English: Plaque in honor of 10 th Mountain division at Seneca Rocks in Monongahela National Forest, West Virginia, USA. Text: " In Honor of the 10th Mountain Division and the soldiers they trained here on Senaca Rocks. In 1943-44 those men climbed here to prepare themselves for the dificulties of the mountain warfare before facing action during World War II."
    English: Plaque in honor of 10 th Mountain division at Seneca Rocks in Monongahela National Forest, West Virginia, USA.
    Text: " In Honor of the 10th Mountain Division and the soldiers they trained here on Senaca Rocks.
    In 1943-44 those men climbed here to prepare themselves for the dificulties of the mountain warfare before facing action during World War II.    "

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  • English: Frozen Potomac River from Arlington Memorial Bridge
    English: Frozen Potomac River from Arlington Memorial Bridge

Fri Feb 05 22:54:21 EST 2010[edit]

  • English: Blackwater Falls, West Virginia, USA
    English: Blackwater Falls, West Virginia, USA
  • English: Blackwater Falls, West Virginia, USA
    English: Blackwater Falls, West Virginia, USA

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  • English: Boulders on top of Spruce Knob mountain in West Virginia, USA Polski: Głazy na szczycie góry Spruce Knob w stanie Wirgini Zachodniej, USA
    English: Boulders on top of Spruce Knob mountain in West Virginia, USA
    Polski: Głazy na szczycie góry Spruce Knob w stanie Wirgini Zachodniej, USA
  • English: Forest of Picea rubens (Red Spruce) on top of Spruce Knob mountain in West Virginia, USA Polski: Las Picea rubens (Świerk czerwony) na szczycie góry Spruce Knob w stanie Wirgini Zachodniej, USA
    English: Forest of Picea rubens (Red Spruce) on top of Spruce Knob mountain in West Virginia, USA
    Polski: Las Picea rubens (Świerk czerwony) na szczycie góry Spruce Knob w stanie Wirgini Zachodniej, USA
  • English: Forest of Picea rubens (Red Spruce) on top of Spruce Knob mountain in West Virginia, USA Polski: Las Picea rubens (Świerk czerwony) na szczycie góry Spruce Knob w stanie Wirgini Zachodniej, USA
    English: Forest of Picea rubens (Red Spruce) on top of Spruce Knob mountain in West Virginia, USA
    Polski: Las Picea rubens (Świerk czerwony) na szczycie góry Spruce Knob w stanie Wirgini Zachodniej, USA
  • English: Picea rubens (Red Spruce) on top of Spruce Knob mountain in West Virginia, USA Polski: Picea rubens (Świerk czerwony) na szczycie góry Spruce Knob w stanie Wirgini Zachodniej, USA
    English: Picea rubens (Red Spruce) on top of Spruce Knob mountain in West Virginia, USA
    Polski: Picea rubens (Świerk czerwony) na szczycie góry Spruce Knob w stanie Wirgini Zachodniej, USA
  • English: Picea rubens (Red Spruce) on top of Spruce Knob mountain in West Virginia, USA Polski: Picea rubens (Świerk czerwony) na szczycie góry Spruce Knob w stanie Wirgini Zachodniej, USA
    English: Picea rubens (Red Spruce) on top of Spruce Knob mountain in West Virginia, USA
    Polski: Picea rubens (Świerk czerwony) na szczycie góry Spruce Knob w stanie Wirgini Zachodniej, USA
  • English: Picea rubens (Red Spruce) on top of Spruce Knob mountain in West Virginia, USA Polski: Picea rubens (Świerk czerwony) na szczycie góry Spruce Knob w stanie Wirgini Zachodniej, USA
    English: Picea rubens (Red Spruce) on top of Spruce Knob mountain in West Virginia, USA
    Polski: Picea rubens (Świerk czerwony) na szczycie góry Spruce Knob w stanie Wirgini Zachodniej, USA
  • English: Picea rubens (Red Spruce) on top of Spruce Knob mountain in West Virginia, USA Polski: Picea rubens (Świerk czerwony) na szczycie góry Spruce Knob w stanie Wirgini Zachodniej, USA
    English: Picea rubens (Red Spruce) on top of Spruce Knob mountain in West Virginia, USA
    Polski: Picea rubens (Świerk czerwony) na szczycie góry Spruce Knob w stanie Wirgini Zachodniej, USA
  • English: Weathered stop sign on top of Spruce Knob mountain in West Virginia, USA Polski: Znak stopu na szczycie góry Spruce Knob w stanie Wirgini Zachodniej, USA
    English: Weathered stop sign on top of Spruce Knob mountain in West Virginia, USA
    Polski: Znak stopu na szczycie góry Spruce Knob w stanie Wirgini Zachodniej, USA
  • English: View from the observation tower atop of Spruce Knob in West Virginia. Foreground trees are Red Spruce Picea rubens.
    English: View from the observation tower atop of Spruce Knob in West Virginia. Foreground trees are Red Spruce Picea rubens.
  • English: View from the road near Spruce Knob in West Virginia.
    English: View from the road near Spruce Knob in West Virginia.

Sun Sep 27 23:41:58 EDT 2009[edit]

  • English: Historical Marker on route 55 - Champe Rocks. Text: "CHAMPE ROCKS Near Champe Rocks Is the home and grave of Sergeant John Champe who was sent by General Washington and Major Lee to kidnap Benedict Arnold the traitor from within the British lines. The daring plot almost succeeded."
    English: Historical Marker on route 55 - Champe Rocks. Text: "CHAMPE ROCKS Near Champe Rocks Is the home and grave of Sergeant John Champe who was sent by General Washington and Major Lee to kidnap Benedict Arnold the traitor from within the British lines. The daring plot almost succeeded."
  • English: Historical Marker on route 33 - German Valley. Text: "GERMANY VALLEY In Germany Valley is the site of Hinkle’s Fort built in 1761-1762 . It was the only defense of the South Branch after Fort Upper Tract and Fort Seybert were destroyed by Shawnee Indians under Killbuck, April 27-28 1758. ".
    English: Historical Marker on route 33 - German Valley. Text: "GERMANY VALLEY In Germany Valley is the site of Hinkle’s Fort built in 1761-1762 . It was the only defense of the South Branch after Fort Upper Tract and Fort Seybert were destroyed by Shawnee Indians under Killbuck, April 27-28 1758. ".
  • English: Historical Marker on intersection of Smoke Hole road and route 220 - Smoke Hole. Text: "SMOKE HOLE Smoke Hole, a rugged canyon formed by the South Branch of the Potomac River, extends eighteen miles south to U. S. 220. Early explorers reported that heavy mists rising from the canyon looked like smoke coming from a deep hole. The canyon contains many caves and spectacular rock formations. Among the many caves, is Smoke Hole Cave. Its name originate from the presence of smoke stains on the roof which may have been caused by Indian campfires. "
    English: Historical Marker on intersection of Smoke Hole road and route 220 - Smoke Hole. Text: "SMOKE HOLE Smoke Hole, a rugged canyon formed by the South Branch of the Potomac River, extends eighteen miles south to U. S. 220. Early explorers reported that heavy mists rising from the canyon looked like smoke coming from a deep hole. The canyon contains many caves and spectacular rock formations. Among the many caves, is Smoke Hole Cave. Its name originate from the presence of smoke stains on the roof which may have been caused by Indian campfires. "
  • English: Historical Marker on Smoke Hole road. Text: "ST. GEORGE’S CHURCH. Built about 1850 as Methodist Episcopal Meeting House and Known as Palestine Church. First trustees: Alfred Kimble, Jacob L. Kimble, J. H. Lantz, Abraham Kile, and Isaac Ault. Bought by Episcopal Church, 1931; rededicated, 1966. "
    English: Historical Marker on Smoke Hole road. Text: "ST. GEORGE’S CHURCH. Built about 1850 as Methodist Episcopal Meeting House and Known as Palestine Church. First trustees: Alfred Kimble, Jacob L. Kimble, J. H. Lantz, Abraham Kile, and Isaac Ault. Bought by Episcopal Church, 1931; rededicated, 1966. "
  • English: Historical Marker on route 220 near Franklin at the pullout commonly used by cavers visiting Hamilton and Traut Caves. Text: "TROUT ROCK FORT. The Trout Rock Fort was one in the chain of forts that the Virginia House of Burgesses In March 1756 directed Washington to erect for the defense of settlers in the South Branch Valley. It also marks the end of Gen. Stonewall Jackson’s pursuit of the Federals after the Battle of McDowell, .May 12, 1862. On this site during the War Between the States, gunpowder was made from saltpeter obtained in a nearby cave. "
    English: Historical Marker on route 220 near Franklin at the pullout commonly used by cavers visiting Hamilton and Traut Caves. Text: "TROUT ROCK FORT. The Trout Rock Fort was one in the chain of forts that the Virginia House of Burgesses In March 1756 directed Washington to erect for the defense of settlers in the South Branch Valley. It also marks the end of Gen. Stonewall Jackson’s pursuit of the Federals after the Battle of McDowell, .May 12, 1862. On this site during the War Between the States, gunpowder was made from saltpeter obtained in a nearby cave. "

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  • English: Black Ratsnake, Elaphe obsoleta sunning in Fairfax, Virginia.
    English: Black Ratsnake, Elaphe obsoleta sunning in Fairfax, Virginia.
  • English: United States Capitol seen from steps of United States Supreme Court building in Washington D.C., USA.
    English: United States Capitol seen from steps of United States Supreme Court building in Washington D.C., USA.
  • English: Burned house among rolling hills of Floyd County, USA Polski: Spalony dom we wzgórzach hrabstwa Floyd, USA
    English: Burned house among rolling hills of Floyd County, USA
    Polski: Spalony dom we wzgórzach hrabstwa Floyd, USA
  • English: Old river rock chimney in the forest is all that is left from old settlment in Floyd County, USA. back
    English: Old river rock chimney in the forest is all that is left from old settlment in Floyd County, USA. back
  • English: Old river rock chimney in the forest is all that is left from old settlment in Floyd County, USA. front
    English: Old river rock chimney in the forest is all that is left from old settlment in Floyd County, USA. front
  • English: Rolling hills of Floyd County, USA Polski: Wzgórza w hrabstwie Floyd, USA
    English: Rolling hills of Floyd County, USA
    Polski: Wzgórza w hrabstwie Floyd, USA
  • English: Memorial to Robert Gould Shaw and the Massachusetts Fifty-Fourth Regiment, 1884 - 1897. Augustus Saint-Gaudens (1848 - 1907). Plaster original,[1] National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C..
    English: Memorial to Robert Gould Shaw and the Massachusetts Fifty-Fourth Regiment, 1884 - 1897. Augustus Saint-Gaudens (1848 - 1907). Plaster original,[1] National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C..
  • English: Thomas Jefferson Memorial from across the basin by the Capitol Mall in Washington, D.C.
    English: Thomas Jefferson Memorial from across the basin by the Capitol Mall in Washington, D.C.

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  • English: Waterman Aerobile #6. Picture taken in the Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center (Smithsonian Air and Space museum extension in Dulles, Virginia)
    English: Waterman Aerobile #6. Picture taken in the Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center (Smithsonian Air and Space museum extension in Dulles, Virginia)
  • English: Waterman Aerobile #6. Picture taken in the Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center (Smithsonian Air and Space museum extension in Dulles, Virginia)
    English: Waterman Aerobile #6. Picture taken in the Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center (Smithsonian Air and Space museum extension in Dulles, Virginia)
  • English: Westland Lysander in the National Air and Space Museum, Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center, Washington DC. The Lysander was a British army co-operation and liaison aircraft produced by Westland Aircraft. It was used during the Second World War and was renowned for its ability to operate from small, unprepared airstrips. The aircraft's exceptional short-field performance made possible clandestine missions behind enemy lines that placed or recovered agents. Nederlands: Westland Lysander in het National Air and Space Museum, Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center, Washington DC. De Lysander was een verbindingsvliegtuig gebruikt door de Britten in de Tweede Wereldoorlog. Het was vooral bekend om zijn korte landings- en startafstand op onvoorbereide landingsbanen. Deze korte afstand maakte het mogelijk agenten voor clandestiene missies achter de linies te brengen of te halen. Français : Westland Lysander dans le National Air and Space Museum, Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center, Washington DC. Le Lysander, avion de liaison aux performances modestes, acquit une grande renommée grâce à son utilisation pour le transport et la récupération d'espions et d'agents secrets, en particulier des membres du Special Operations Executive ou de la Résistance française. Deutsch: Westland Lysander im National Air and Space Museum, Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center, Washington DC. Die Lysander diente seit Ende 1938 als Verbindungsflugzeug bei der Royal Air Force. Die Lizzie hatte eine sehr kurze Start- und Landestrecke (STOL-Eigenschaften). Am bekanntesten wurde sie aber wahrscheinlich als das Flugzeug, mit dem die SAS ihre Agenten im besetzten Europa absetzte.
    English: Westland Lysander in the National Air and Space Museum, Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center, Washington DC. The Lysander was a British army co-operation and liaison aircraft produced by Westland Aircraft. It was used during the Second World War and was renowned for its ability to operate from small, unprepared airstrips. The aircraft's exceptional short-field performance made possible clandestine missions behind enemy lines that placed or recovered agents.
    Nederlands: Westland Lysander in het National Air and Space Museum, Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center, Washington DC. De Lysander was een verbindingsvliegtuig gebruikt door de Britten in de Tweede Wereldoorlog. Het was vooral bekend om zijn korte landings- en startafstand op onvoorbereide landingsbanen. Deze korte afstand maakte het mogelijk agenten voor clandestiene missies achter de linies te brengen of te halen.
    Français : Westland Lysander dans le National Air and Space Museum, Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center, Washington DC. Le Lysander, avion de liaison aux performances modestes, acquit une grande renommée grâce à son utilisation pour le transport et la récupération d'espions et d'agents secrets, en particulier des membres du Special Operations Executive ou de la Résistance française.
    Deutsch: Westland Lysander im National Air and Space Museum, Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center, Washington DC. Die Lysander diente seit Ende 1938 als Verbindungsflugzeug bei der Royal Air Force. Die Lizzie hatte eine sehr kurze Start- und Landestrecke (STOL-Eigenschaften). Am bekanntesten wurde sie aber wahrscheinlich als das Flugzeug, mit dem die SAS ihre Agenten im besetzten Europa absetzte.
  • English: Westland Lysander in the National Air and Space Museum, Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center, Washington DC. The Lysander was a British army co-operation and liaison aircraft produced by Westland Aircraft. It was used during the Second World War and was renowned for its ability to operate from small, unprepared airstrips. The aircraft's exceptional short-field performance made possible clandestine missions behind enemy lines that placed or recovered agents. Nederlands: Westland Lysander in het National Air and Space Museum, Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center, Washington DC. De Lysander was een verbindingsvliegtuig gebruikt door de Britten in de Tweede Wereldoorlog. Het was vooral bekend om zijn korte landings- en startafstand op onvoorbereide landingsbanen. Deze korte afstand maakte het mogelijk agenten voor clandestiene missies achter de linies te brengen of te halen. Français : Westland Lysander dans le National Air and Space Museum, Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center, Washington DC. Le Lysander, avion de liaison aux performances modestes, acquit une grande renommée grâce à son utilisation pour le transport et la récupération d'espions et d'agents secrets, en particulier des membres du Special Operations Executive ou de la Résistance française. Deutsch: Westland Lysander im National Air and Space Museum, Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center, Washington DC. Die Lysander diente seit Ende 1938 als Verbindungsflugzeug bei der Royal Air Force. Die Lizzie hatte eine sehr kurze Start- und Landestrecke (STOL-Eigenschaften). Am bekanntesten wurde sie aber wahrscheinlich als das Flugzeug, mit dem die SAS ihre Agenten im besetzten Europa absetzte.
    English: Westland Lysander in the National Air and Space Museum, Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center, Washington DC. The Lysander was a British army co-operation and liaison aircraft produced by Westland Aircraft. It was used during the Second World War and was renowned for its ability to operate from small, unprepared airstrips. The aircraft's exceptional short-field performance made possible clandestine missions behind enemy lines that placed or recovered agents.
    Nederlands: Westland Lysander in het National Air and Space Museum, Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center, Washington DC. De Lysander was een verbindingsvliegtuig gebruikt door de Britten in de Tweede Wereldoorlog. Het was vooral bekend om zijn korte landings- en startafstand op onvoorbereide landingsbanen. Deze korte afstand maakte het mogelijk agenten voor clandestiene missies achter de linies te brengen of te halen.
    Français : Westland Lysander dans le National Air and Space Museum, Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center, Washington DC. Le Lysander, avion de liaison aux performances modestes, acquit une grande renommée grâce à son utilisation pour le transport et la récupération d'espions et d'agents secrets, en particulier des membres du Special Operations Executive ou de la Résistance française.
    Deutsch: Westland Lysander im National Air and Space Museum, Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center, Washington DC. Die Lysander diente seit Ende 1938 als Verbindungsflugzeug bei der Royal Air Force. Die Lizzie hatte eine sehr kurze Start- und Landestrecke (STOL-Eigenschaften). Am bekanntesten wurde sie aber wahrscheinlich als das Flugzeug, mit dem die SAS ihre Agenten im besetzten Europa absetzte.
  • English: Yokosuka MXY 7 Ohka flying bomb, picture taken at Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center The NASM Ohka is a rare Model 22, powered by an early type of jet engine, which unlike the rocket engine of the Model 11, gave it much greater range- an important feature since Model 11's needed to be launched within 20 miles of target by slow moving mother ships which were easy prey for fighters. According to [the Smithsonian] this Ohka was taken from Japan to Alameda, Ca in late 1945, with the first photo taken in December 1945. Then to the Smithsonian in 1948, where it was on display at Smithsonian Arts and Industries Building until it was moved in the early 1970s for storage at Paul E. Garber Facility in Suitland, Maryland facility. It was restored there in 1993. It is unlikely this was captured anywhere else besides the Yokosuka research hangers, since Aichi was unable to perform any assembly on Model 22s, Yokosuka built all Model 22s, and all the research for the troublesome Tsu-11 engine integration were conducted at Yokosuka.
    English: Yokosuka MXY 7 Ohka flying bomb, picture taken at Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center The NASM Ohka is a rare Model 22, powered by an early type of jet engine, which unlike the rocket engine of the Model 11, gave it much greater range- an important feature since Model 11's needed to be launched within 20 miles of target by slow moving mother ships which were easy prey for fighters. According to [the Smithsonian] this Ohka was taken from Japan to Alameda, Ca in late 1945, with the first photo taken in December 1945. Then to the Smithsonian in 1948, where it was on display at Smithsonian Arts and Industries Building until it was moved in the early 1970s for storage at Paul E. Garber Facility in Suitland, Maryland facility. It was restored there in 1993. It is unlikely this was captured anywhere else besides the Yokosuka research hangers, since Aichi was unable to perform any assembly on Model 22s, Yokosuka built all Model 22s, and all the research for the troublesome Tsu-11 engine integration were conducted at Yokosuka.
  • English: Yokosuka MXY 7 Ohka flying bomb, picture taken at Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center The NASM Ohka is a rare Model 22, powered by an early type of jet engine, which unlike the rocket engine of the Model 11, gave it much greater range- an important feature since Model 11's needed to be launched within 20 miles of target by slow moving mother ships which were easy prey for fighters. According to [the Smithsonian] this Ohka was taken from Japan to Alameda, Ca in late 1945, with the first photo taken in December 1945. Then to the Smithsonian in 1948, where it was on display at Smithsonian Arts and Industries Building until it was moved in the early 1970s for storage at Paul E. Garber Facility in Suitland, Maryland facility. It was restored there in 1993. It is unlikely this was captured anywhere else besides the Yokosuka research hangers, since Aichi was unable to perform any assembly on Model 22s, Yokosuka built all Model 22s, and all the research for the troublesome Tsu-11 engine integration were conducted at Yokosuka.
    English: Yokosuka MXY 7 Ohka flying bomb, picture taken at Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center The NASM Ohka is a rare Model 22, powered by an early type of jet engine, which unlike the rocket engine of the Model 11, gave it much greater range- an important feature since Model 11's needed to be launched within 20 miles of target by slow moving mother ships which were easy prey for fighters. According to [the Smithsonian] this Ohka was taken from Japan to Alameda, Ca in late 1945, with the first photo taken in December 1945. Then to the Smithsonian in 1948, where it was on display at Smithsonian Arts and Industries Building until it was moved in the early 1970s for storage at Paul E. Garber Facility in Suitland, Maryland facility. It was restored there in 1993. It is unlikely this was captured anywhere else besides the Yokosuka research hangers, since Aichi was unable to perform any assembly on Model 22s, Yokosuka built all Model 22s, and all the research for the troublesome Tsu-11 engine integration were conducted at Yokosuka.

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  • English: Orangutans of National Zoo in Washington, D.C.
    English: Orangutans of National Zoo in Washington, D.C.
  • English: Orangutans of National Zoo in Washington, D.C.
    English: Orangutans of National Zoo in Washington, D.C.
  • Washington, D.C. - Bonnie – female. Bonnie, a hybrid, was born in December 1976 at the Albuquerque Zoo. }}
    Washington, D.C. - Bonnie – female. Bonnie, a hybrid, was born in December 1976 at the Albuquerque Zoo. }}
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    Washington, D.C. - Bonnie – female. Bonnie, a hybrid, was born in December 1976 at the Albuquerque Zoo. }}
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    Washington, D.C. - Bonnie – female. Bonnie, a hybrid, was born in December 1976 at the Albuquerque Zoo. }}
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    Washington, D.C. - Bonnie – female. Bonnie, a hybrid, was born in December 1976 at the Albuquerque Zoo. }}
  • English: Orangutans of National Zoo in Washington, D.C. traveling on O-line
    English: Orangutans of National Zoo in Washington, D.C. traveling on O-line
  • English: Orangutans of National Zoo in Washington, D.C. traveling on O-line
    English: Orangutans of National Zoo in Washington, D.C. traveling on O-line

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  • English: Street performer at work in Baltimore Harbor
    English: Street performer at work in Baltimore Harbor
  • English: Hyalophora cecropia -Cecropia Moth on my window screen in Fairfax, Virginia
    English: Hyalophora cecropia -Cecropia Moth on my window screen in Fairfax, Virginia
  • English: Ice glaze on a tree in Fairfax, Virginia during the 2008 ice storm
    English: Ice glaze on a tree in Fairfax, Virginia during the 2008 ice storm
  • English: Ice glaze on a tree in Fairfax, Virginia during the 2008 ice storm
    English: Ice glaze on a tree in Fairfax, Virginia during the 2008 ice storm
  • English: Ice glaze on a tree in Fairfax, Virginia during the 2008 ice storm
    English: Ice glaze on a tree in Fairfax, Virginia during the 2008 ice storm
  • English: Tree frog on the outside of my window in Fairfax, Virginia
    English: Tree frog on the outside of my window in Fairfax, Virginia
  • English: United States Supreme Court building in Washington D.C., USA. Front facade.
    English: United States Supreme Court building in Washington D.C., USA. Front facade.
  • English: United States Supreme Court building in Washington D.C., USA. Front facade.
    English: United States Supreme Court building in Washington D.C., USA. Front facade.
  • English: The USS Torsk (SS-423) is docked at the Baltimore Maritime Museum and is one of several Tench Class submarines still located inside the United States. Nicknamed the "Galloping Ghost of the Japanese Coast"; the vessel is the only ship of the United States Navy to be named for a food fish of the North Atlantic.
    English: The USS Torsk (SS-423) is docked at the Baltimore Maritime Museum and is one of several Tench Class submarines still located inside the United States. Nicknamed the "Galloping Ghost of the Japanese Coast"; the vessel is the only ship of the United States Navy to be named for a food fish of the North Atlantic.

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  • s. 40 Natarcie na lokal "Esplanada" na rogu Sienkiewicza i Marszałkowskiej.
    s. 40 Natarcie na lokal "Esplanada" na rogu Sienkiewicza i Marszałkowskiej.
  • s. 29 Barykada na Marszałkowskiej z tranwajen "jedynki".
    s. 29 Barykada na Marszałkowskiej z tranwajen "jedynki".
  • s. 53 20 sierpnia 1944
    s. 53 20 sierpnia 1944
  • s. 76 Polski: Kapitan Stefan Mich "Kmita" z "Koszty"na wysokim pietrze drapacza chmur szuka ruch wojsk za Wisla
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    Polski: Kapitan Stefan Mich "Kmita" z "Koszty"na wysokim pietrze drapacza chmur szuka ruch wojsk za Wisla
  • s. 39 Powstancy czytaja ulotke generala von dem Bacha wzywajaca do kapitulacji
    s. 39 Powstancy czytaja ulotke generala von dem Bacha wzywajaca do kapitulacji
  • s. 91 English: After air raid a man is sitting beside dead woman at the entry to "Adria" canteen. Polski: Po nalocie przy wejściu do "Adrii" siedzi odkopany spod gruzów mężczyzna przy zwłokach kobiety.
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    English: After air raid a man is sitting beside dead woman at the entry to "Adria" canteen.
    Polski: Po nalocie przy wejściu do "Adrii" siedzi odkopany spod gruzów mężczyzna przy zwłokach kobiety.
  • s. 22 Placowka na terenie Poczty Głównej przy placu Napoleona.
    s. 22 Placowka na terenie Poczty Głównej przy placu Napoleona.
  • s. 16 Hand colored black and white photo. Walki na Śródmieściu
    s. 16 Hand colored black and white photo. Walki na Śródmieściu
  • s. 52 Płonący gmach PAST-y przy ul. Zielnej 37/39. 20 sierpnia 1944
    s. 52 Płonący gmach PAST-y przy ul. Zielnej 37/39. 20 sierpnia 1944
  • s. 41 5 sierpnia 1944. Ulica Moniuszki 9. Wymarsz patrolu sanitarnego. Na zdjęciu od lewej: Elżbieta (Gabriela) Karska "Joasia" (ranna 7 IX na Nowym Świecie) szef sanitarny obszaru dr. Zofia Lejmbach "Róża" (ranna 7 IX w szpitalu przy ul. Chmielnej), Danuta Laskowska "Dorota", NN "Małgorzata", Halina Wojtczak-Fijałkowska "Halszka" (ranna 24 VIII w czasie ataku na Komendę Policji) Wanda Grochowska-Święcińska "Alicja", dr. Danuta Staszewska "Marta" (zginęła 7 IX w czasie akcji na Nowym Świecie usiłując dotrzeć do rannego). Z boku idzie Melania Staniewicz – Wolska "Ewa – Samarytanka".
    s. 41 5 sierpnia 1944. Ulica Moniuszki 9. Wymarsz patrolu sanitarnego. Na zdjęciu od lewej: Elżbieta (Gabriela) Karska "Joasia" (ranna 7 IX na Nowym Świecie) szef sanitarny obszaru dr. Zofia Lejmbach "Róża" (ranna 7 IX w szpitalu przy ul. Chmielnej), Danuta Laskowska "Dorota", NN "Małgorzata", Halina Wojtczak-Fijałkowska "Halszka" (ranna 24 VIII w czasie ataku na Komendę Policji) Wanda Grochowska-Święcińska "Alicja", dr. Danuta Staszewska "Marta" (zginęła 7 IX w czasie akcji na Nowym Świecie usiłując dotrzeć do rannego). Z boku idzie Melania Staniewicz – Wolska "Ewa – Samarytanka".
  • s. 41 Stołówka powstańcza w "Adrii"
    s. 41 Stołówka powstańcza w "Adrii"
  • s. 30 na tle sklepu "Ulricha" przy ul. Moniuszki 11.
    s. 30 na tle sklepu "Ulricha" przy ul. Moniuszki 11.
  • s. 73 Zofia Domańska "Zocha" w kuchni polowej
    s. 73 Zofia Domańska "Zocha" w kuchni polowej
  • s. 38 Łącznik "Kędziorek" na ulicy Polnocnego Śródmieścia
    s. 38 Łącznik "Kędziorek" na ulicy Polnocnego Śródmieścia
  • s. 46 Ślub powstańczej pary sanitariuszki Alicji Treutler i podchorążego Bolesława Biegi dnia 13 sierpień 1944 roku w kaplicy przy ulicy Moniuszki
    s. 46 Ślub powstańczej pary sanitariuszki Alicji Treutler i podchorążego Bolesława Biegi dnia 13 sierpień 1944 roku w kaplicy przy ulicy Moniuszki

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