On that day of tears, people stopped what they were doing to stand on bulkheads, docks, road shoulders, parkway bridges, sand dunes and the decks of boats along the coastline, staring in stunned disbelief at the festering death cloud that darkened the distant sky.
Landscape is much on the minds of architects today, as parks have replaced buildings in the narrative of urban transformation, and the resilient city, as outlined in Mayor Michael Bloomberg's twenty-billion-dollar waterfront-defense plan, depends as much on wetlands as it does on bulkheads.
A five-bedroom, four-bath colonial, circa 1902, with a boathouse and 200 feet of bulkhead on the creek, is for sale for $439,900; taxes are $13,000 a year.
In all, the armor totaled 261.67 t on the upper casemate, on the lower casemate, along the belt, 127.42 t on the bulkheads, on the splinter deck, on the barbettes, and 856.11 t on the conning tower for a total protection of.
One day the couple ventured into the backyard for fresh air and stretched out on the bulkhead doors to the basement while a neighbor's stereo blasted one of Lennon's hits.
When the Air Force team arrived at the wreckage on the remote hillside near the Croatian border, it was Captain Webb who knew that a stamp on a bulkhead identified it as an F-16 and a contract number on another part showed it was an American Air Force jet.
A large cement plant sat on the bulkhead.
Back when the space agency owned the plane, some of the astronauts boldly scrawled their names on the bulkhead.
I followed his gaze to the landing.Other than a few angry seagulls squabbling on the bulkhead, theplace was deserted.
After the contract work was completed by CCC and accepted by the government, the contractor filed a claim at the Federal Contract Appeals Court based on the bulkhead gates' failure to provide a water-tight seal.
