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Going into Hamburg lake from Oriana lake, the creeks was too low. A mean mud slog ensues, only to find the source of the problem. Luckily the second half was deep enough to paddle the rest of the way to the protage.

we are amazing at life

the canadian dc shoes skate crew give'r across canada. Skaters include paul trep , ryan oughton, arron johnson, chad dickson, sasha daley, will marshall, swell and sean hays

the canadian dc shoes skate crew give'r across canada. Skaters include paul trep , ryan oughton, arron johnson, chad dickson, sasha daley, will marshall, swell and sean hays

HE WAS FOUND IN A LOCKED CLOSET IN A HOME IN PORTAGE THIS SUMMER.A CHILD Abuse Expert says it was akin to a Concentration Camp survivor.Contains Graphic Testimony.

Andy Griggs at the Portage County Fair in Randolph, Ohio.

It starts ominously. Fog hovering over the cooling pond. Threatening skies and a threatening silhouette of the power plant. An empty coal train. Its contents gone up in smoke. But no train movement. Even trackside my luck changes only marginally. A hi-rail pickup drifts by. I am waiting for the 2816. Then Amtrak shows up. And disappears. Followed by a freight. Slowly. Only one engine. Zero speed. Boring. As I meander toward downtown and bag a crane on a spur, another freight is announced by the scanner. Excitement builds as I head back to the same spot and bag it, too. Unfortunately it's just as boring as the first one. Clearly, something has to change. That has to wait for part 2, though: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hMWQ32QeECA

Video of the Huntsville & Lake of Bays Railway at Muskoka Heritage Place in Huntsville, Ontario. Music is "On the Road" written by Jack Kerouac and performed by Tom Waits & Primus and "Spike Driver Blues", performed by Charlie Parr.

After the slow start in part 1 I head back to the yard. A large number of BNSF engines is sitting there, perhaps the result of recent detours because of heavy rains west of here. As I linger, I hear the sound of non-turbocharged engines on the other side of the yard, obscured by cars. I head over there to find a trio of SOO units shuffling cars about. Then, three BNSF units move about. I am wondering whether they might power a westbound and prepare to head west. Driving through side streets, I encounter a unique old looking motorcycle/sidecar combo. I grab the camera, get it ready, and push the trigger. The bike heads into a driveway and escapes capture. Oh well. A shot of a couple of pretty houses will have to do. Heading out of town I notice a long westbound. Granted, I had heard something on the scanner..... A couple of miles out I find a reasonable setting. Minus some horrible noise from a nearby industrial plant. But it will give me a long parting shot along an undulating right of way toward Wisconsin Dells. The train comes, 4 units in full cry accelerating their long train to track speed. They hammer through the crossing. Great! I swing around, settling for the parting shot. Then comes the message-"MEMORY CARD FULL". Rats. At least I have the engines and the first few cars. Card change = location change. Plus subject change. As I head toward the first vantage point, the wild turkeys encountered in Part 1 roam the neighborhood. This time the camera is handy and they're mine. As I wander around the first location I become increasingly unhappy about it with respect to the hoped for encounter with the 2816. I remember the mention of a railfan's favorite site - County P south of Portage. As I arrive there, one gentleman already occupies the north side. I set up shop south of it all and catch a long eastbound freight. As it disappears, so does my tripod. It sinks into the soft soil, ruining my zoom shot with some serious wobble. A westbound follows my conversation with Jim. Since he is waiting for 2816 also, I figure that I can run to the local department store to buy another memory card. Entering the store I hear something about ...16 on the scanner. Rats. Oh well, at least Jim will be able to tell me whether I missed her. Actually, his absence will tell me. Turns out I didn't, as you can see here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wI-dWqXRMmc The Royal Hudson is next.....

During one great railfanning morning in July 2004 I caught the eastbound Canadian at Portage la Prairie, Manitoba.

Exclusive Daily Register internet video coverage of the crime scene, with official comment from the press conference.

PORTER BEACH,PORTAGE,INDIANA PORTER FIRE & SEVERAL OTHER AGENCIES IN A DESPERATE SEARCH FOR A 15 YEAR OLD DROWNING VICTIM FILMED BY TODD SHERMAN

Turisas LIVE @ Z7, Pratteln 15.10.2007 A PORTAGE TO THE UNKNOWN

Portage Central High School Marching Band's 2006 Show: Spectrums. Music by Scott Boerma arr. Ibe Sodawalla Location: East Kentwood

Public, interactive art for mobile and cellular phones, from the Mobile Lab at the Ontario College of Art & Design.

I spent a morning in Portage la Prairie, Manitoba, filming CN and CP trains on the mainlines going through town.

I voted at 6am.

A piece of the portage glacier breaking off and we were lucky to be around.

comment nouer l'echarpe de portage pour y mettre un bébé!

HOT 103's Lloyd the Intern caught this guy on Portage Avenue in Winnipeg. This guy IS Rock and Roll!

Cliquez sur "more" pour les explications ! Portage en écharpe : le sac à dos Voici une vidéo explicative du nouage "en sac à dos" pour porter son bébé en écharpe dans le dos. C'est à pratiquer à partir du moment où le bébé tient sa tête. Aux Petits Rêveurs, nous vendons des écharpes par internet et sur Lille, et nous apprenons aussi à tous ceux nous le demandent comment on noue de telle ou telle façon. Et pour ceux n'étant pas du Nord, nous avons des mamans-relais dans d'autres parties de la France qui pourront vous montrer des écharpes et vous apprendre à porter, peut-être près de chez vous ? Tous les mardis entre 14h et 18h, vous êtes les bienvenus à notre siège du 431 rue Léon Gambetta, à Lille, téléphone 08 73 83 82 04, et vous pouvez nous retrouver sur http://www.petitsreveurs.com

http://www.ebags.com/manhattan_portage/brand_search/index.cfm?brandid=602 eBags.com talks to renowned New York bicycle messenger Squid about his profession and the bag company that's been there through it all: Manhattan Portage.

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mattis dans son écharpe de portage