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Vintage image of two scuba divers in New York Harbor. I wonder if they jumped in to be certified as that has to be one of the nastiest places to scuba. At least these two are dressed for it. I have always felt that swimming in New York Harbor should be an Olympic event. World Trade Center Towers in background. While this image is from the late 1970s, all that landfill between the frogmen and the towers is fully developed today. It’s always a thrill when it’s from Vinnie DeVille!

Perimeter Pathways | Bunds

Bund -- a wall or bank of earth or stone built to prevent a river flooding an area.

And that is indeed the main intention. Create a perimeter embankment to ensure that rainwater; polluted water, or waste water from adjacent properties would not flow into the Woodcliff-Letterfine property. From a Google/Apple map survey of the property, it is lower than many of the neighboring properties -- including the adjacent 130 Howard Ave; most of the Howard Ave neighbors; and more important the Sargent St neighbors.

The place could literally be flash flooded even during a modest rain coming from all sides. Not only the flooding but the pollutants that would come with the water.

The bunds need not be very, a half-foot may work, if the neighbors would agree to build even a shallow canal to drain any water into the street. Unfortunately, there is only one sewer drain nearby; and it is closer to Howard Ave, which is slightly higher than the property.

Pathway.
If The bunds would be wider, about 4-6 feet; wider in the proposed pathway among the Sargent St. neighbors. The bunds would mitigate further soil erosion from the cliff.

The bund width (4'-6') would serve as a pathway. I would suggest that this would be the main pathway for visitors to avoid potential accidents from the rugged nature of the property;

Trellis and Shade.
The other rational for the bund/pathway would be its use as a space for trellis, at the same time the trellis would provide shade for the pathway.

You might be surprised to find that the total area of the Y-shaped trellises far exceeds by a wide margin the combined total of all the raised beds in each section shown. This is in part because the trellises do not require open spaces for pathways that would be needed when working with raised beds or traditional land gardening techniques.

The other advantage of trellis growing is that the vegetable, flower or fruit harvested would be cleaner.

Renewable energy.
If the poles supporting the trellises are strong enough, the same structure may be lengthened higher to serve as support for solar array units.

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Alleged Polluted Well In Fifeshire

Yesterday, in Kirkcaldy Sheriff Court, Sheriff Gillespie heard proof in a petition by the County District Committee of the Fife County Council against Lady Malcolm, at present residing in London, proprietrix of Kirkland Farm, Ballingry parish, for authority to close a well on Kirkland Farm, the water having been certified as unfit for domestic use. In the middle of August interim interdict was granted against the using of the water for domestic purposes. Since then petitioners averred that the water had been used by those resident on the farm. Mrs. Harley, resident at the farm, denied having used the water after end of August. They had obtained water for domestic purposes since then from Navity and Flockhouse. The former, however, was now dried up. It took them half an hour to go to Flockhouse, and the journey was through fields and over two walls. Mr. Duthie, sanitary inspector, spoke to Mrs. Harley telling him that she had used this water from the well at the farm, as she said it was the only supply. He warned her against it. The distance to Flockhouse was considerable, and two walls had to be crossed and a marsh, so that in the winter weather it might be impossible to go there. Mr. Paton, the farmer, stated that the occupants in farmhouses were warned against using the water. To close the well would be a great hardship, as they had no other source to water the cattle. A proposal was on foot to bring in a water supply for the schoolhouse at Flockhouse, and were a supply as proposed taken from Navity Hill it would pass the farm, and a splendid supply of water would be available then. His Lordship was inclined to think that the water had been used after interim interdict had been granted. He deprive Mr. Paton of the use of the well for watering his cattle. He continued the case until March to allow of respondent taking steps to substitute a new supply. If no definite steps were taken by that time, then it would be necessary for the Court to put its foot down firm.

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Moonee Ponds Creek bathed in late afternoon light in winter.

Australia is great country to explore winter light outdoors in. By northern hemisphere standards we have mild winters. Temperatures rarely drop below freezing during the day. Overnight temperatures often drop this low. Even then Snow in Melbourne is so infrequent you can almost say never.

This section of the creek is seeing some rapid changes. Due in part to the Metro Tunnel works. A more contemporary part of this ares is here, www.flickr.com/photos/s2art/50121871066/in/dateposted-pub...


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Images from Ganpati Visarjan on Sunday 23rd September 2018, and Monday 24th September morning at Girgaum chowpatty beach, Mumbai.

A big THANK YOU to the MUMBAI POLICE and the Volunteers for exemplary crowd management ... and believe me it was crowded on Sunday. A big THANK YOU as well to the BMC CLEANERS and Volunteer Clean Up gangs (mostly students) who tidied the beach the next morning even as the last few big Ganapatis were being pushed out to sea.

Thanks also to the people of Mumbai who enjoyed the festival in a peaceful manner. No instances of misbehaviour were reported in such huge crowds which in itself is commendable.

While we all enjoyed the spectacle of the huge Ganpati floats and the carnival atmosphere, let us not forget that IMMERSION is highly polluting and we are destroying our seas and water bodies with this practice, which dear Ganesha would most certainly not want.

The Ganesh festival should move to the practice of symbolic immersion of small permanent idols.

Images from Ganpati Visarjan on Sunday 23rd September 2018, and Monday 24th September morning at Girgaum chowpatty beach, Mumbai.

A big THANK YOU to the MUMBAI POLICE and the Volunteers for exemplary crowd management ... and believe me it was crowded on Sunday. A big THANK YOU as well to the BMC CLEANERS and Volunteer Clean Up gangs (mostly students) who tidied the beach the next morning even as the last few big Ganapatis were being pushed out to sea.

Thanks also to the people of Mumbai who enjoyed the festival in a peaceful manner. No instances of misbehaviour were reported in such huge crowds which in itself is commendable.

While we all enjoyed the spectacle of the huge Ganpati floats and the carnival atmosphere, let us not forget that IMMERSION is highly polluting and we are destroying our seas and water bodies with this practice, which dear Ganesha would most certainly not want.

The Ganesh festival should move to the practice of symbolic immersion of small permanent idols.

Images from Ganpati Visarjan on Sunday 23rd September 2018, and Monday 24th September morning at Girgaum chowpatty beach, Mumbai.

A big THANK YOU to the MUMBAI POLICE and the Volunteers for exemplary crowd management ... and believe me it was crowded on Sunday. A big THANK YOU as well to the BMC CLEANERS and Volunteer Clean Up gangs (mostly students) who tidied the beach the next morning even as the last few big Ganapatis were being pushed out to sea.

Thanks also to the people of Mumbai who enjoyed the festival in a peaceful manner. No instances of misbehaviour were reported in such huge crowds which in itself is commendable.

While we all enjoyed the spectacle of the huge Ganpati floats and the carnival atmosphere, let us not forget that IMMERSION is highly polluting and we are destroying our seas and water bodies with this practice, which dear Ganesha would most certainly not want.

The Ganesh festival should move to the practice of symbolic immersion of small permanent idols.

Images from Ganpati Visarjan on Sunday 23rd September 2018, and Monday 24th September morning at Girgaum chowpatty beach, Mumbai.

A big THANK YOU to the MUMBAI POLICE and the Volunteers for exemplary crowd management ... and believe me it was crowded on Sunday. A big THANK YOU as well to the BMC CLEANERS and Volunteer Clean Up gangs (mostly students) who tidied the beach the next morning even as the last few big Ganapatis were being pushed out to sea.

Thanks also to the people of Mumbai who enjoyed the festival in a peaceful manner. No instances of misbehaviour were reported in such huge crowds which in itself is commendable.

While we all enjoyed the spectacle of the huge Ganpati floats and the carnival atmosphere, let us not forget that IMMERSION is highly polluting and we are destroying our seas and water bodies with this practice, which dear Ganesha would most certainly not want.

The Ganesh festival should move to the practice of symbolic immersion of small permanent idols.

Images from Ganpati Visarjan on Sunday 23rd September 2018, and Monday 24th September morning at Girgaum chowpatty beach, Mumbai.

A big THANK YOU to the MUMBAI POLICE and the Volunteers for exemplary crowd management ... and believe me it was crowded on Sunday. A big THANK YOU as well to the BMC CLEANERS and Volunteer Clean Up gangs (mostly students) who tidied the beach the next morning even as the last few big Ganapatis were being pushed out to sea.

Thanks also to the people of Mumbai who enjoyed the festival in a peaceful manner. No instances of misbehaviour were reported in such huge crowds which in itself is commendable.

While we all enjoyed the spectacle of the huge Ganpati floats and the carnival atmosphere, let us not forget that IMMERSION is highly polluting and we are destroying our seas and water bodies with this practice, which dear Ganesha would most certainly not want.

The Ganesh festival should move to the practice of symbolic immersion of small permanent idols.

Images from Ganpati Visarjan on Sunday 23rd September 2018, and Monday 24th September morning at Girgaum chowpatty beach, Mumbai.

A big THANK YOU to the MUMBAI POLICE and the Volunteers for exemplary crowd management ... and believe me it was crowded on Sunday. A big THANK YOU as well to the BMC CLEANERS and Volunteer Clean Up gangs (mostly students) who tidied the beach the next morning even as the last few big Ganapatis were being pushed out to sea.

Thanks also to the people of Mumbai who enjoyed the festival in a peaceful manner. No instances of misbehaviour were reported in such huge crowds which in itself is commendable.

While we all enjoyed the spectacle of the huge Ganpati floats and the carnival atmosphere, let us not forget that IMMERSION is highly polluting and we are destroying our seas and water bodies with this practice, which dear Ganesha would most certainly not want.

The Ganesh festival should move to the practice of symbolic immersion of small permanent idols.

Images from Ganpati Visarjan on Sunday 23rd September 2018, and Monday 24th September morning at Girgaum chowpatty beach, Mumbai.

A big THANK YOU to the MUMBAI POLICE and the Volunteers for exemplary crowd management ... and believe me it was crowded on Sunday. A big THANK YOU as well to the BMC CLEANERS and Volunteer Clean Up gangs (mostly students) who tidied the beach the next morning even as the last few big Ganapatis were being pushed out to sea.

Thanks also to the people of Mumbai who enjoyed the festival in a peaceful manner. No instances of misbehaviour were reported in such huge crowds which in itself is commendable.

While we all enjoyed the spectacle of the huge Ganpati floats and the carnival atmosphere, let us not forget that IMMERSION is highly polluting and we are destroying our seas and water bodies with this practice, which dear Ganesha would most certainly not want.

The Ganesh festival should move to the practice of symbolic immersion of small permanent idols.

Images from Ganpati Visarjan on Sunday 23rd September 2018, and Monday 24th September morning at Girgaum chowpatty beach, Mumbai.

A big THANK YOU to the MUMBAI POLICE and the Volunteers for exemplary crowd management ... and believe me it was crowded on Sunday. A big THANK YOU as well to the BMC CLEANERS and Volunteer Clean Up gangs (mostly students) who tidied the beach the next morning even as the last few big Ganapatis were being pushed out to sea.

Thanks also to the people of Mumbai who enjoyed the festival in a peaceful manner. No instances of misbehaviour were reported in such huge crowds which in itself is commendable.

While we all enjoyed the spectacle of the huge Ganpati floats and the carnival atmosphere, let us not forget that IMMERSION is highly polluting and we are destroying our seas and water bodies with this practice, which dear Ganesha would most certainly not want.

The Ganesh festival should move to the practice of symbolic immersion of small permanent idols.

Images from Ganpati Visarjan on Sunday 23rd September 2018, and Monday 24th September morning at Girgaum chowpatty beach, Mumbai.

A big THANK YOU to the MUMBAI POLICE and the Volunteers for exemplary crowd management ... and believe me it was crowded on Sunday. A big THANK YOU as well to the BMC CLEANERS and Volunteer Clean Up gangs (mostly students) who tidied the beach the next morning even as the last few big Ganapatis were being pushed out to sea.

Thanks also to the people of Mumbai who enjoyed the festival in a peaceful manner. No instances of misbehaviour were reported in such huge crowds which in itself is commendable.

While we all enjoyed the spectacle of the huge Ganpati floats and the carnival atmosphere, let us not forget that IMMERSION is highly polluting and we are destroying our seas and water bodies with this practice, which dear Ganesha would most certainly not want.

The Ganesh festival should move to the practice of symbolic immersion of small permanent idols.

Images from Ganpati Visarjan on Sunday 23rd September 2018, and Monday 24th September morning at Girgaum chowpatty beach, Mumbai.

A big THANK YOU to the MUMBAI POLICE and the Volunteers for exemplary crowd management ... and believe me it was crowded on Sunday. A big THANK YOU as well to the BMC CLEANERS and Volunteer Clean Up gangs (mostly students) who tidied the beach the next morning even as the last few big Ganapatis were being pushed out to sea.

Thanks also to the people of Mumbai who enjoyed the festival in a peaceful manner. No instances of misbehaviour were reported in such huge crowds which in itself is commendable.

While we all enjoyed the spectacle of the huge Ganpati floats and the carnival atmosphere, let us not forget that IMMERSION is highly polluting and we are destroying our seas and water bodies with this practice, which dear Ganesha would most certainly not want.

The Ganesh festival should move to the practice of symbolic immersion of small permanent idols.

Images from Ganpati Visarjan on Sunday 23rd September 2018, and Monday 24th September morning at Girgaum chowpatty beach, Mumbai.

A big THANK YOU to the MUMBAI POLICE and the Volunteers for exemplary crowd management ... and believe me it was crowded on Sunday. A big THANK YOU as well to the BMC CLEANERS and Volunteer Clean Up gangs (mostly students) who tidied the beach the next morning even as the last few big Ganapatis were being pushed out to sea.

Thanks also to the people of Mumbai who enjoyed the festival in a peaceful manner. No instances of misbehaviour were reported in such huge crowds which in itself is commendable.

While we all enjoyed the spectacle of the huge Ganpati floats and the carnival atmosphere, let us not forget that IMMERSION is highly polluting and we are destroying our seas and water bodies with this practice, which dear Ganesha would most certainly not want.

The Ganesh festival should move to the practice of symbolic immersion of small permanent idols.