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Swimming pool at Paddington Brisbane ca. 1917

  • Vesna Verencevic said:
    Come summer in Brisbane, you can be forgiven for thinking you're living in a Billy Idol song. Yes, it's hot in the city, both day and night. Hiding in air-conditioned comfort is one way to beat the heat, but having fun outside is all part of living in Queensland. That's where outdoor pools come in, offering the ideal way to cool off while enjoying the warm climate. ITHACA SWIMMING POOL When it comes to location, few outdoor pools can beat Ithaca, nestled as it is among the leafy expanses of Paddington and across the road from Suncorp Stadium. Cafes, bars and restaurants are just a short stroll up the street for those in search of some post-swim refreshments (if the dip itself hasn't done the relaxing trick, that is). The nearby highways might be bustling; however, inside the grass-lined confines of the complex, there's nothing but serenity. Splash about in the saltwater pool, or read a book in one of the many shady areas. The choice is yours. Source: concreteplayground.com/brisbane/travel-leisure/leisure/th...

Life Magazine - oil

  • Gerry Asher said:
    Loening K-84W Commuter, CAA registry NC374V.
  • SMU Libraries Digital Collections said:
    Gerry Asher Thank you again for your helpful information! Based on what we were able to find, this model aircraft is a Keystone-Loening K-84 Commuter, first manufactured in 1929. Keystone-Loening was bought out by Curtiss-Wright and became one of their divisions in 1931, but stopped manufacturing altogether in 1932. This particular aircraft is still in existence, and has been listed as being housed at the Alaska Aviation Heritage Museum, in Anchorage, Alaska. Thanks again for all your help in identifying these aircraft!

Aerial view of the North Sands shipyard

  • SAMUEL COLLAZO said:
    Wow!!