Lethbridge Viaduct crosses the Oldman River in Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada. It is 1.6km long. Its height above the riverbed reaches 96m. It is the largest railway structure in Canada and the largest of its type in the world. It has 33 rigid braced steel towers and was completed in 1909.
Maddie Lethbridge (12) Outside Hitter
Early Spring Latrobe Terrace Paddington by Jan Jorgensen Oil on canvas 60 x 60cm
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Early image of ‘The Brigadier’ c1968
1941 15.5 cm x 14.5 cm Black and white photograph Photograph of a four member curling team with trophy. To obtain high quality and larger reproductions of this image please visit the Galt Museum & Archives website: www.galtmuseum.com/archives.htm and include thIs number in your request: P19752908043
Many people have questioned our move, and in this post we spill why we settled here, and why we stay. Included are tips of what to do in Lethbridge, Alberta.
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The Nikka Yuko Japanese Garden was established in 1967, Canada's centennial year. Landscape architect and respected garden design...
Houses at the base of the coulee in the riverbottom at Lethbridge. Circa 1930-1945 To obtain high quality and larger reproductions of this image please visit the Galt Museum & Archives website: www.galtmuseum.com/archives.htm and include thIs number in your request: 20011020325
DECEASED Thursday June 15th 2017: Pet Conure Lethbridge, Alberta, AB, Canada | Lost & Found Ref# L31621
Not only is it the world’s longest and highest railway trestle, but it may be the toughest, too. There are no restrictions on the length or weight of the mile-long freight trains that roll across the Lethbridge Viaduct a dozen times a day, even though the bridge is preparing to celebrate its 100th birthday in September.
Old Fire Hall, Lethbridge, Alberta | TravelGumbo
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2000TC by TC Lethbridge, released 24 September 2016 1. Shoemaker-Levy 9 2. Age Old Fable 3. Gneiss 4. 4D Dream 5. Blue Skies 6. Soar 7. Bou Saada 8. Fantastic ‘2000TC’, recorded 1994 John Stewart Hall, Melbourne House, The Henge Shop, Avebury, 4 Track cassette, digitally remastered by John Davies 2014. I was at Brian’s with Flint. He announced that he had a tape with him, and did we want to hear it? It was rough mixes of the 2000TC songs recorded in the Avebury hall, which he had pulled out of a box of cassettes under his stairs. I asked him recently what compelled him to take out this tape at that point, but he had no idea. He seemed to do it without thinking. It was just time. I was keen to hear it. I was a big fan of the Mina instrumentals although I recognised that, as music went, it was fairly niche and unlikely to gain a large audience. We settled down in Brian’s front room and put the tape on. I don’t know what I had been expecting, but it wasn’t the overwhelming sense of purpose that burst out of the speakers. I was reminded of the Jimi Hendrix Experience, which I was not prepared for. This stuff was good, and it had broad appeal. There is one particular section of 2000TC that for me crystallises everything that Flint, Kev and Doggen were doing. It is music that you will never hear, but by now you’ll find it on iTunes or Spotify or wherever you get your music. It is at the end of the sixth track, although I do not know what that song is called, because time is out of whack for me and I only have an mp3 named ‘track 6’. The song starts simply enough, with an understated bass groove and the line “It’s all down to you” sung over and over again. But Doggen’s playing becomes increasingly possessed by some musical spirit, the like of which I have never heard before. I don’t have the musical grammar to understand where he is taking that music, yet it always sounds perfect and right and Kev remains locked in with him wherever he goes. As the song progresses you get the strange sense that those musicians no longer exist, that they have been replaced. They have sunk a deep well and been swept away by the sound gushing out of them. This builds and builds and… stops, abruptly. The tape ran out. But back in that hall none of them noticed. They continued, utterly lost in what they were doing, unable to say how much longer that particular improvisation went on for, other than to say that it was a while. And this is maddening, frustrating. To hear where they were when just before the tape ended is a cruel tease indeed. It is tempting to see this ‘track 6.mp3’ as a summation of everything TC Lethbridge are about. It exists now. It has been mixed and mastered and we can all hear it. But it also points to those lost moments we can never recover, of three musicians in Avebury who had left their egos far behind and were producing, as Brian Barritt put it, “automatic writing in the sacred landscape.” – John Higgs
Green Death
Sir Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart VC, KCB, DC, (PROSE: The King of Terror [+]Keith Topping, BBC Past Doctor Adventures (BBC Books, 2000).) (also spelt Alastair and Lethbridge Stewart) often called the Brigadier, was an important figure within UNIT. Through his work, he became a trusted ally...
Lethbridge and Area Photographer
