Posts made by Tago Mago

Have you thought about making 727/721 chinos out of the Kurashikizome cloth used for the 144-BEI? How does that cloth differ from the one used for the 730?

@Matt maybe the shoreline needs some additional reinforcement. With you there there’s no need for extra heavy machinery

Keep it family-friendly please

@CosmoSix5 @Daniel-San @Luijim78

@V-P which size are you looking for? Keep in mind that sizes 40-44 weren’t restocked this time around as per IHUK

@Matt @goosehd man, I would love to join you guys for a steak and a drink or five

@mclaincausey Westlife and Ed Sheeran have 14 each, that's worse than the Beach Boys not making the list. Not to mention Aqua, Steps and McFly... I didn't even know Aqua had more than one song

@Aetas right here in the lower left corner. Apparently they have been serving meals here since the Stone Bridge was built. Sausages didn't become a staple until the 19th century, despite it's name

One of the hazards of settling near a river: you are prone to flooding. This from today is par for the course:

This from 2013 isn’t:

As one of the few places where you were able to cross the Danube Regensburg became an important trading hub in the Middle Ages. Some of the old storage buildings remain, such as the Salzstadel (below in white on the left) and Amberger Stadel (below in yellow on the right) the former now being used as a visitors centre and the latter as student accommodation:

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The tower in between is the only remaining of originally three towers, one at each end of the Stone Bridge (built 1135-1146) and one in the middle:

In 739 Regensburg became a Bishop‘s seat. The oldest remaining parts of a cathedral are the Romanesque „Eselsturm or Donkey‘s Tower“, ca. 12th century:

The current cathedral was begun in 1275 in the Gothic style and completed in 1872 with the addition of the two spires:

Wabby goes World Heritage Site part 1:

Before we moved to our own house just outside the city I lived in Regensburg for 18 years. Regensburg’s historic city centre and Danube island Stadtamhof became a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2006. While there are signs of Celtic settlements in the area, Regensburg was the site of a Roman fort called Ratisbona in 179 AD, remains of which can still be seen:

@grapefruit given that the latest restock was roughly 4 weeks ago it may be a while. Have you checked other retailers? I would also sign up for the restock notification:

@Matt one of you looks happier than the other . Have fun guys and enjoy a couple for me

@Giles doesn’t Paula take care of everything for you?

@Oaktavia no idea what the trains are like nowadays. Went from New York to Boston a few years ago on the train, which was actually quite pleasant, very scenic. That would have been my initial idea if I were to fly into another airport

@yannis this. It's a pain in the ass. Plenty of time though to figure something out. Who knows what flights and schedules look like next year. Flying via Toronto is a great idea. DId that once before, gate to gate in roughly 35 minutes, including US immigration. ORD on the other hand was an absolute nightmare to connect through

@ARNC not to mention Baltimore next year

@hugothecowboy yes