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Horns , , , well, actually, more than one.
But can you identify this one below, which awed me?
Joel–over 6 feet tall– gave permission to use this foto,
in which he serves a “scale model.”
Considering the size of this horn, what is its origin?
Answer follows.
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For the record,
I asked Joel to show how “awed” he was;
he may have heard my garbled request
in a very noisy powerhouse as “odd” instead.
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The Canal has likely been called lots of things,
but exotic might never have been used.
But I would argue that it is just exactly that.
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In July 2020,
she heads down to Staten Island
for another dry-docking,
partly to address issues other than in 2014.
The photo below captures an 0600 view. […]
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Thanks for reading my blog,
whose goal is to help landfolk
see my home waters
— the port of New York —
from the water perspective. […]
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I could call this
“something different 50” . . .
but recognize the name?
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Wonder if this is
the only vessel of any navy
to bear dragons on its bow…
Do you know which navy this is? […]
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August 2, 2008
in boats, fish, New York City,
NY Parks, photos, Queens
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Meadow Lake flows into Flushing Bay,
an area on the East River in Queens.
Scientists
sampling the fish in Meadow Lake
in 2005
caught some northern snakeheads.
Today dragons appeared there.
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US Army Tug LT-803 «MG Anthony Wayne»
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One more photo
from yesterday’s
nose-to-nose
push competition.
Thanks Jeff Anzevino
for sharing the […]
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June 21, 2019
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Several minutes ago
astronomical summer began in the sixth boro,
and that means tomorrow the mermaids arrive,
which means I may or may not post . . . . on time.
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