Showing posts with label park. Show all posts
Showing posts with label park. Show all posts

Saturday, December 23, 2017

Stunning new drone footage of Apple Park will make your jaw drop

If you haven’t gotten an opportunity to check out Apple Park– the company’s 175-acre Cupertino campus that appears like a massive spaceship– please relish this sensational drone footage. The footage, taken in November, provides an aerial view of the park and some of …
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Stunning new drone footage of Apple Park will make your jaw drop

Saturday, September 17, 2016

Grant funding received for lighting, motion detectors for Canal Park - Pike County News Watchman






Grant funding gotten for lighting, movement detectors for Canal Park Pike County News Watchman “So, I called Senator Bob Peterson and Speaker Cliff Rosenberger to see if we might get some sort of cash here so that we could put in permanent lights, a cam, movement detector, and other things to make it more secure so that we"" re less apt to have


Movement detectors – Google News



Grant funding received for lighting, motion detectors for Canal Park - Pike County News Watchman

Wednesday, November 25, 2015

USS Salem park: what appears to be a World War 2 Nazi German miniature submarine

Check out these Surveillance Cameras images:


USS Salem park: what appears to be a World War 2 Nazi German miniature submarine
Surveillance Cameras
Image by Chris Devers

This photo may make the sub look larger than it really is. In reality, the fuselage is no more than maybe 6 feet above the ground, and note that it’s sitting on a wooden frame as well.


It’s maybe 30 feet long, and if you figure that there had to be room inside the shell for an engine, ballast, etc, I can’t see how it would have been able to have a crew of more than 3 or 4 people, maybe 6 if they really pack them in, and didn’t also need room for things like fuel, food supplies, weaponry, etc.


It must have been a reconnaissance craft, launched from a larger ship or maybe a plane, but it’s probably too big for anything smaller than a Hercules, and I don’t think anything that big existed yet during World War Two. So probably ship-launched then, short range surveillance.


You hear stories about how the American mainland was never attacked or really threatened during World War Two, but there were occasional incursions by German submarines. I’d always assumed this meant full size ships, but now that I think about it, at least some of those stories must have meant smaller craft like this one.


Indeed, it may be that this very boat was captured while patrolling off the coast of Massachusetts during the war. I wasn’t able to find out anything about its story (obviously), but would be happy to learn more.


Hidden Camera
Surveillance Cameras
Image by phatcontroller


Capezio Sq1 Mississauga
Surveillance Cameras
Image by laura k wmtc

visible camera but may be fake

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USS Salem park: what appears to be a World War 2 Nazi German miniature submarine