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Fayetteville, West Virginia, United States
Sailing Hardware & Gear for Sale
- 1959 o'day daysailer 1 tiller handle solid ash 60"(US $80.00)
- Sailboats schaefer double block and shackle new(US $42.88)
- Sailboats boom vang used(US $26.88)
- Sailboat schaefer stainless steel single block / shackle and metal sheave used(US $58.88)
- Sailboats wichard single block with beckett and shackle used(US $80.88)
- Sailboat par engine room blower 12v used(US $24.88)
College Exhibition: Creapole MA Degree Show 2009
Fri, 03 Apr 2009Creapole, a design school offering degrees in a range of disciplines, held its MA Transportation Design show last week at its campus in Paris, France. The masters students, now in their fifth year of study, have been preparing for the show through the school's intensive program, which includes sociological, ecological and anthropological studies during the fourth year. In the fifth year, program directors Alec Moran and Cyril Randuineau allowed the students to develop a vehicle based on their own theme and invited jury members from the design community to come by and give the students feedback on their various projects.
Mercedes E-class Estate (2010): first official photos
Wed, 05 Aug 2009By Alex Michaelides First Official Pictures 05 August 2009 00:01 Take a look at these first official pictures of the Mercedes Fascination concept’s more sober cousin, the Mercedes E-class estate. It’s the latest variation to join the burgeoning Mercedes E-class family, leaving only the convertible and – possibly – the Fascination-emulating sport wagon to come. At the front, you’d be hard-pushed to find a difference between the new E-class estate and the saloon.
Cyclists tackle round-the-world race
Mon, 03 Mar 2014FOUR RIDERS have set off on what is described as the world's longest bicycle race. Three started from London and one from Bangkok in a bid to break the Guinness World Record for the fastest circumnavigation of the planet. The World Cycle Race launched from the prime meridian next to the Royal Observatory in Greenwich Park.