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About R390A
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Pittsburgh, PA
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Found an interesting YouTube video about a roll of undeveloped film. Its sad to think about today's storage methods. Your grandchildren would find a broken phone in the attic with no way of reading the memory or your video's would be lost in the forgotten cloud.
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One Ringy-Dingy. Two Ringy-Dingy.
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Cooling off the feet at the Astral Fountain
R390A replied to Bill Cotter's topic in State & Federal Area
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In the event of a water landing, your seat cushion can be used as a flotation device....
R390A replied to Bill Cotter's topic in Lake Amusement Area
What is the brown wood grained object hanging on the center column? It looks like a toilet seat. -
Adult $6.50 and $3.50 for children. Helicopter sightseeing brochure.pdf
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Lets try it again.
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Niagara Falls taken yesterday (7/9/2011) around noon.
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I have a picture from July 28, 2009 and it has two stickers.
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A pull box is a conduit junction box used for 'pulling' wires through the conduit to the next junction box. Normally there are no wire splices in pull boxes, wire splices are found in junction boxes.
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Does Anybody Have these NYWF Ford Brochures and magazines?
R390A replied to WorldsFairEnthusiast's topic in Transportation Area
Ford's turbine truck http://www.fordtranscontinental.nl/engels/turbinetruck.html -
Around here riding in the back of a pick-up fully armed is common.
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Here is a link to the K2US QSL card. http://hamgallery.com/qsl/country/USA/New_York/k2us.htm
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The pictures and explanations like these make this forum so interestering and educational. Thanks.
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While everybody was looking at the rear door and those people I noticed that the Kodak pavilion was not in the first picture, but it appeared in the later picture. Whats up with that?
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Before they cover the map, possibly for the next 45 years, are they going to take any detailed photos and notes and make it avalible on line? It this a group from Penn State or the Parks department? Since this is now an historic site is there a web page with information on current and future plans or does the general public find out just by wandering by and asking questions?