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Cinza said:

Captain, LASH ships are pretty much gone except for military use are they not? There seem to be a few in U.S. military usage. They seem to have vanished in commercial service. Do you know of any operating now?


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Laura said:

One of my favorite places. Nice picture.


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Cinza said:

Great shot of one of my favorite "fantasy" buildings. It was a rather drab, deeper green when I first saw it decades ago. Looks bright and well kept now.


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Cinza said:

November's early darkness is settling in the Enid A. Haupt Garden with a bit of sun lighting the tops of buildings. American Holly trees are full of red berries visible on close examination. The hanging baskets on the lamp standards are rapidly fading and the season's first frost forecast for later in the night may finish them.


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Cinza said:

Fall chill and early darkness is setting in, the Sackler is minutes from closing and all is quiet in the Enid Haupt Garden. For a view with the trees in flower see Smithsonian Castle Tower and Japanese Magnolia.


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Cinza said:

Yes, JFK is showing its age and scattered design. The only building I have any attachment to there is the old TWA Terminal. The rest I have always considered "a mess" much as I do LAX (Los Angeles), another airport with many scattered buildings. Those all date from the days when the great lines each built their terminals. TWA built a number of terminals with such architecture, one in old Washington National. That was my "home" airport for years and I loved the TWA terminal there. My first trips to Europe were TWA from DCA through that one at JFK. Both caught a feel for the early jet age with people dressing up and catching the 707s. Come to think of it, my only pleasant memories of JFK are waiting in the night at the bar for the late evening departures for Europe.


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Cinza said:

Elephant Trails has carved out a swath of the zoo next to the new Asia Trail. This valley, once a wooded walk with large bird cages, is now part of an attempt to improve the quarters for Asian Elephants:

This comprehensive breeding, education, and scientific research program is designed to help scientists care for elephants in zoos and save them in the wild.


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Cinza said:

The building was completed in 1931 and renovated in 1980.


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Cinza said:

A blazing maple by the National Zoo's O Line. The tower and cables to the left are part of the "Orangutan Transport System" that allows free movement between buildings. No orangutans were out enjoying the day on their high transport system.


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