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And the aluminum foil sheet that constitutes "Nacre'ous 00cellum" curls up from the wall on one edge and butts up to a window on the other edge.
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Choose from Resort Beach, a surfer's paradise; the smaller, dune-speckled Sandbridge (which butts up to Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge, a great spot for eco-adventures); or Chesapeake Bay Beach, which woos families with gentle waters and access to First Landing State Park, which commemorates the first Jamestown colonists in 1607.
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On December 11, 2017, the Town Council in Greenville, Indiana named a historic roadway after John Baptiste Ford. The roadway butts up to The Station Building which was originally built by Ford in the 1840s. The Station Building still stands today and is the oldest commercial building in town.
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Various other sites were considered and Pool Meadow was selected. However, with the outbreak of the First World War, no further progress could be made. In 1919, the City Council acquired three acres of land at the corner of Albany Road and The Butts – as a site for the new building (bringing together the Junior Technical School, providing apprenticeships for boys who were not academic enough for the National Diploma, and the Institute). The name Butts comes from when the land was used by archers for practice – involving mounds of earth known as butts up to 200m long, forming a range along which the archers could shoot – Edward IV having passed a law in 1477 making it compulsory for all males to own a longbow and to practice on Sundays after church!! In 1926 the Institute qualified as a Technical College and changed its name accordingly – free from fees for children aged 5–11 and a senior school for over 11s.
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