She got tired of the noise it made, so she took out her old sixteen gauge and shot the pilot, getting him in the hand with the first barrel.
In a mark of the market's ambivalence over richly valued technology stocks, the Nasdaq Composite Index dropped sharply today even as old economy gauge Dow Jones Industrial Average managed to eke out a small gain.
The newly organized CL&N initially operated a main line from Court Street in Cincinnati to Dayton, leasing the track from Dodds to Lebanon Junction from the Cincinnati Division trustees, and trackage rights over the Dayton and Ironton Railroad (the old narrow gauge D&SE line) into Dayton.
You need to replace the old, malfunctioning gauge with a new one so as to make your pumps work properly.
There are plans to replace the old narrow-gauge line with a new standard gauge line over the next three to five years, with high speed trains cutting the journey time from Nairobi to Mombasa from the current 15 hours to a mere two or three.
He had fired his old 12-gauge at them, and still the torn flesh twisted.
SHOTGUNS The most effective means of preventing bird strikes remains the good old 12-gauge shotgun.
The nation's oldest tide gauge, housed in a wooden shack on a pier at Fort Point in San Francisco, recorded something unusual over the past 30 years.
Where the rail freight workers ply their trade is a city of old, heavy-gauge steel; a gritty, rusted, sooty New York.
Morwellan Quay living history museum (morwellham-quay.co.uk), a world heritage site just over the Devon border in Tavistock, makes a fun family day out – ride an old narrow-gauge mine train deep underground into an old copper mine and visit the working Victorian farm, forge and pottery.
