This new collection of stories demonstrates that Richard Russo
- winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Empire Falls
- is also a master

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PRESS OUT & ASSEMBLE KITUGEARS Tram Line is the first model from Mechanical Town Series with unique design & interesting engineering This mechanical 3D puzzle will definitely surprise you with variety of details & finest top quality PREMIUM PLYWOODThis unique mechanical miracle is made entirely from eco friendly plywood 100percent natural materials without dyestuff & varnish absolutely safe for children NO GLUE REQUIREDAll our models don t need glue or special tools or even toothpicks to connect parts which makes watching it working & moving even more exciting There are no batteries inside just gears wheels cranks & rubber band engine 14 DIFFERENT PARTSTram Line consists of 14 smaller models which come in a convenient scale for building & playing with The fully assembled model retains moving parts & elements & remains entertaining & educational PERFECT FAMILY PROJECTIt brings unforgettable times of working together on projects that are engaging for people of all ages It s a great way to bond with your kid & spend some fun quality time together Visual step by step instructions will help you to create something special with your own hands Model Size 3547147 in (901812 cm) Package size 1475511 in (375143 cm) ...

WOODEN 3D PUZZLETram Mechanical 3d Puzzle by UGEARS represents crank & innovative game real brainteaser for adults teens or children An unusual mechanical miracle from the past right in your room RUBBER ENGINEThis tram is the same as real prototype As we dont use electronics here we equipped it with rubber engine Due it tram can leisurely move on the rail track in both directions MECHANICAL OPPORTUNITIESWe enhanced it & now its so cool You may connect a couple of rails with each other & set on movement a couple of trams Using special levers you can raise & lower the rail track & launch the tram on it forwarding it NO GLUENo glue or any hand tools needed for model assembly
- the parts are ready-made & can be simply removed Press them out & start working SPECIAL BOXIts not just a puzzle kit or moving toy it also has some secret place There is a special box for parcels & notes No one will know about your hiding-place The size of the model with the rails 3022963 in (7677316 cm) Package size 1466712 in (37173 cm)
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In Munich at the end of the 19th century the successful new tramway needs expansion & the two opposing players in Trambahn are competing for the contract To do this in a grid marked by cards players use their cards in three different ways as passengers on the trams as suggested stops on new routes to be built & as money to pay for these routes When laying out cards for suggested stops players need to both match colors & build them in ascending order — but they also need to bring passengers to this tram line in order to score victory points for it The cards resemble postcards that feature street cars in Munich & historical parts of the city ...

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From Banprestos Disney Fluffy Puffy line comes this super cute figure It stands approx 7 cm tall & comes in a gift box packaging ...

Wild Animals Hollow Repetition Are You Behind the Shining Star Silver Light Come Back Home Ghosts Lucy Western World Nobody Knows Winners ...

Trampoline parks are fun unless you happen to be a zombie Your body parts don’t seem to stay where they should Now you have to put yourself back together Maybe you can grab the better body parts – you know the less icky ones Trampoline Zombies!!! is a game where you need to re-assemble your body with the best arms legs & head you can find Once a player completes their zombie with this unique push-your-luck mechanic the zombie with the most points wins Contents 6 Torso Cards 40 Body Parts Cards 1 Completed Zombie Card 5 Dice Dice Chits Rules Ages 8 Players 2-6 Game Length 20 minutes ...

In this 85th volume We travel back to the streets of Sunderland in the 1950s Sunderland's trams had an appeal to tram enthusiasts that was as great as any other British system Possibly it was the fact that many were second-hand from other systems or was it their (almost unique) pantographs in their later years? Like many others David Clarke was fascinated by trams from an early age He can remember looking out of the first-floor front window of his house (they lived above a shop where his father was manager) & noticing not the few motor cars which were all black or the trade vans or even the fairly ordinary shops & houses but the brightly coloured red & cream trams that seemed to pass by every few minutes This was North London not Sunderland but the effect would have been the same anywhere Trams were the conspicuous things & they were beautiful to behold When he was just short of two years old they were taken away & trolleybuses substituted & he can remember asking his mother what had happened to them The trolleys somehow did not command the presence that the trams had held His first visit to Sunderland was in February 1953 he spent the day riding the trams & securing a few photographs of them The memory of that first ride to Seaburn (Sealane) in the glorious midday sunshine will stick forever & those elegant centre-entrance cars! He later discovered similar trams in Blackpool & Aberdeen but these were his first experience of something quite modern The reason (or excuse) for producing this new book of Sunderland tram photographs is the recent discovery of the excellent collection of the late Peter Mitchell Peter was a friend of David who lived close by in North London & they occasionally met up at David's home or went on public transport visits together Peter was working & could afford a good camera; David was on pocket money & had a cheap box camera So it is Peter's superb pictures & some views by Clarence Carter that are presented here together with 11 of Richard Wiseman's excellent photographs which he has kindly allowed to be to used This book is not a intended to be a definitive history of the trams or the system this book is just sheer nostalgia It is hoped that it will have appeal not only to tram enthusiasts but also to locals (and ex-locals) of Sunderland who remember the trams & the streets they ran in before the great Motor Car Age arrived ...

Kent is one of the most diverse & interesting of all English counties Stretching into London at its north western extremity & at the same time the nearest county to mainland Europe its bus companies reflect this variety From the 1930s onwards three companies dominated its bus & coach services East Kent Maidstone & District & London Transport There had once been trams in Margate & Dartford for example & trolleybuses also in Dartford & well as in the county town of Maidstone The area around Chatham & the Thames estuary was heavily industrialised which provided much business for Chatham & District buses which replaced trams in the Medway towns & was a subsidiary of Maidstone & District But Kent is also deeply rural & Maidstone & District buses in their dark green & off white livery with perhaps the most attractive logo of any bus company complimented the lush greens of the hop fields for example The dark red & pale cream of East Kent's buses will always be associated with Kent's holiday resorts as well as Canterbury with its world famous cathedral Probably no company other than London Transport suffered as much in the Second World War as East Kent its routes in & around Dover being within shelling distance of Nazi guns mounted on the French coast whilst whether they liked it or not Kent bus passengers had a grand stand view of the Battle of Britain as it was fought out over their heads ...