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The ferry ride takes only about 10 minutes. The ferry prices are $7.00 (in coins) for an adult and $4:50 for seniors andstudents.

The ferry ride takes only about 10 minutes. The ferry prices are $7.00 (in coins) for an adult and $4:50 for seniors andstudents. All fares are return fares.

The ferry ride takes only about 10 minutes. The ferry prices are $7.00 (in coins) for an adult and $4:50 for seniors and students. All fares are return fares.

. > > On 31 August 2018 at 05:49, FourthDr wrote: > >> I was trying to make a coin for a friend to 3D print with a bossing on >> top. I >> noticed that the coin or solid cylinder has a rough hexagonal shape to it. >> How do I get a smooth round texture instead of the hex looking couture?

It is a coined word. Technically to be an acronym the it must be spelled by the first letter of several other words. "SCUBA" is an acronym but "scuba" is now a common English word that has displaced the old 1950's vintage "SCUBA" in modern usage. But "radar" was never an acronym.

Anyway, the older coin cell 419s are pretty badly damaged due to leakage from the packs, am tearing them down for parts. The newer one didn't leak, am just shopping for 20 good tabbed 1/3AA cells. Solder 5, inline shrinktube, repeat 4 more times and done.

My back of the envelope calculations show that a 50 ft. boat, with a 10,000 lb displacement, powered by 17 hp would do 10 kts. on one gallon per hour. No violation of the laws of physics at all. A long, thin, light boat would do it. Remember that 8 husky rowers in a racing shell can do 13 kts. over a one mile course.

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Blackpoll warbler at Bennett Rd being seen now > On May 10, 2014, at 10:22 AM, Reuven Martin via ONTBIRDS wrote: > > Good morning, > > It's a great morning to be out in Rondeau, with excellent numbers and > diversity of migrants present. At least 24 species of warblers have been > reported already today.