Experimental Travel

A Camden councilor says that recently installed protected bike lanes in the borough will benefit both businesses and local cyclists. The new segregated cycle lanes, which run for just over a kilometer on Haverstock Hill and Rosslyn Hill between the junction with Prince of Wales Road and Pond Street, were installed this summer as part …

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Mercedes gave its W13 car a maiden run-out at Silverstone back in February when the UK was being hit by Storm Eunice that had wind gusts reaching over 120 mph, causing a number of travel networks to shut down. George Russell described the wind on the day as being “absolutely crazy”, but it also had …

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Ivan Smith’s life and budding tennis career took a major detour April 5 when his vehicle was struck by an uninsured driver while Smith was driving to practice at Incarnate Word University in San Antonio. Smith, who was a star high school player at Hilltop High in Chula Vista and a national NAIA doubles champion …

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GET READY TO TAKE FLIGHT – The Experimental Aircraft Association’s (EAA) Local Chapter #486 presents the Liberty Air Museum’s 1928 Ford Tri-Motor, one of America’s oldest operating airliners. The public is invited to come view the aircraft at the Oswego County Airport, 40 Airport Drive, Fulton, from Thursday, Aug. 25 through Sunday, Aug. 28. People …

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HURTLING just a few meters above the sea at speeds comparable to airliners, this enormous flying hotel could have carried some 3,000 passengers at speeds of 460mph. The Aerocon Wingship could have been a revolutionary way to travel – dwarfing the world’s biggest airliners as it was twice the size of a jumbo jet. 7 …

Inside massive FLYING HOTEL twice size of Boeing 737 capable of carrying 3,000 passengers around world at 460mph Read More »

Mercedes only got a full grasp of how severe its porpoising issues were in Formula 1 pre-season testing after Storm Eunice impacted its first 2022 car shakedown at Silverstone. Co-author: Jonathan Noble 1 h Mercedes gave its W13 car a maiden run-out at Silverstone back in February when the UK was being hit by Storm …

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Peggy Thomasson Ackerman died peacefully at her home in the woods west of Little Rock on August 9, at the age of 91. She was born in Pine Bluff, Arkansas, on May 3, 1931, to VO Thomasson and Verda Sadler Thomasson, and spent her childhood surrounded by the Sadler clan in Rison, Arkansas. She was …

Peggy Ackerman Obituary (1931 – 2022) – Little Rock, AR Read More »