Indeed, though the streetscape is cluttered with tall green bus stop markers, fat flare-based poles topped with traffic lights, battered bike racks and other protrusions, there is nothing quite like Mr. Lipsmeyer's headless pole, or half-pole, or whatever it is.
Small diameter poles, of nominal 115 mm internal diameter and 15 mm wall-thickness, were manufactured in two half-poles butt jointed together, using 9 hardwood veneers per half-pole.
The first documented mention of a church at the Capon Chapel site was in March 1852, when Joseph Pugh allocated 88 and one-half poles, or approximately 112 feet, to three trustees: David Pugh, another David Pugh, and Robert Pugh.
Havre de Grace perched patiently in fourth under Ramon Dominguez, began to move up at the half mile pole, and set out in hot pursuit turning for home.
Yet Alan Pardew pointed to Fernandinho, who may have stamped on Grzegorz Krychowiak in the first half, the Pole having to be replaced.
Dig your post holes deep enough to bury half the pole.
Chicago has almost a half million Poles.
Stevens said he heard a loud pop around the half-mile pole.
"When I passed the half-mile pole, I worried about it a little bit," he said.
"At about the half-mile pole, Ramon's horse hit another gear and started rolling.
"I knew at the half-mile pole we were in trouble," Prado said.
