Just beyond the swamp we crossed the Warrior and Tombigbee rivers on high trestles. |
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Our little sitting room behind the shop was transformed into a card and calendar showroom, with trestles over the settee. |
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City leisure chiefs plan to have around 50 per cent of the market stalls made in a traditional German style with wooden trestles and canopies. |
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We heard the tables being broken down, then the dragging and scraping of the trestles against the stone floor. |
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Farms, mining camps, trestles, hobo camps, and whole towns cracked and burned. |
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She and her brothers rode homemade luges, explored caves, and jumped from train trestles into tree branches. |
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All the tables were ready-set on their trestles, and the walls hung with fresh-cut greenery and flowering branches. |
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Nathaniel Faithburn's body is there, on the bier, placed on trestles in the centre of the room. |
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With the areas identified and a metal recycler found, 2005 should see the removal of old trestles out of Clew Bay. |
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He worked on the railway, and while working on a trestles at Blue River, B. C., he lost an eye in an industrial accident. |
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Construction through the rock and muskeg required many trestles. |
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Newfoundland T'Railway Council made significant progress in its massive trestle redevelopment project, repairing 59 trestles this year. |
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Resting, appropriately, on mortuary trestles, the piece is a kind of reliquary for the doomed 1854 vessel that was designed to lay the first transatlantic telegraph cable. |
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The mast should now have approximately the same pre-bend as it had when it was lying on the trestles, and it will be straight athwartships. |
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One play was set on boards and trestles in an innyard, another given a court setting with the full effects of the Baroque theatre. |
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This included 80 lb. rail, more ballast, filling in trestles etc. |
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Eventually he came to the railroad trestles that crossed the Androscoggin River at the top of the falls over the small dam that focused water into the canal. |
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The new shared-use trail includes spectacular scenic coastal vistas, 26 trestles, abundant wildlife and waterfowl, and historic sites. |
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The display of paper-thin mats and rationed blankets, torture trestles and batons give an idea of the material conditions the prisoners suffered. |
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The supporting system is an assembly of beams, girders, and bearing piles, framed together to form a series of bents or trestles. |
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Instead of lying in waterlogged clay, it is resting on trestles for public viewing. |
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Key sites include the restored 66-Mile and Holt Creek trestles, Skutz Falls and Marie Canyon. |
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A table was usually put together at the last minute by placing a board on two trestles. |
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That encompasses 651 hectares of land, six historic railway stations and a number of trestles. |
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The two trestles can be sold separately or as a couple, to satisfy the demands of any fisherman. |
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Wooden bridges and trestles were eventually replaced with stone and steel structures to prevent their loss through fires. |
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All accessories are made to be used with the clim-bing frames and the trestles. |
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The serving men were clearing the last of the cups, and the Danes themselves began to take the tables off their trestles and to bring in the pallets from the passageway. |
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Among the ship's fittings were lanterns with hinged and sliding doors as well as furniture, including stools, benches, folding stands, trestles and tables. |
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Closely related to these was the exhibition's main event, a line of 26 small bronze figures marching down a long wooden tabletop set on metal trestles. |
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Like the beekeeper taking his stand in the garden, it requires the prolonged use of miniaturized verbal trestles that can be dismantled once the swarm has gone. |
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Both lead to a cobblelock patio area and a winding path through the long narrow garden, which is planted with flowers and shrubs and features some attractive rose trestles. |
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The oxen are represented by paired trestles, one of steel, the other wood. |
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Little baskets of strawberries are piled on trestles at farm gates. |
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What you see on the loaded trestles and sagging stalls, lining the waterfront here, will end up on a thousand restaurant tables by the end of the day. |
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I even quite like the ostentatiously distressed trestles and folding chairs they use outside, and the formulaic battered club chairs in the window. |
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The Mountain Creek bridge, which rose more than 175 feet above the torrent, was one of the largest wooden structures ever built, being twelve hundred feet long with a Howe truss in the centre and trestles at either end. |
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The trough of the Cosgrove aqueduct has a similar structure, although it rests on trestles rather than iron arches. |
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On June 22, the Myra Canyon trestles will officially open to the public who will once again have a chance to step back in time and view the valley from a truly historic vantage point. |
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Over 500 cyclists took part in Trails BC's Eighth Annual Trans Canada Trail Challenge in July 2008, cycling 80 kilometres from Myra Station to Penticton along the Kettle Valley Rail Trail and the Myra Canyon trestles. |
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The trestles will additionally need to be secured on the loading platform. |
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The method described here seems the quickest and requires no special accessory except for façade scaffolding and trestles, timber boards, galvanised steel wire and a circular saw. |
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Workers will install new washrooms and picnic tables, brush and clear trails, add decking and railing to small trestles and install interpretive and directional signage. |
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One part was portioned off for a dining room with wooden tables and trestles, and an earthen floor, whilst the remainder of the shed was used as living quarters. |
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Cultivation in bags on trestles is permitted. |
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The environment department's decision brief said the environment minister supported the proposal without extending trestles, disposing of dredge spoil on-shore and dumping 3m cubic metres of spoil in the waters. |
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Other arrangements came into use, including trestles for supporting wood to be sawed and specialized benches horses on which the leatherworker or coppersmith sat while facing a raised workpiece. |
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Plus we got some hot new Electric sunglasses, and Web took me to surf Trestles three days straight. |
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