Benjamin Chàgúzàghà
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Black Walnut Brewery
2024 Apr 20
If you want to be transported back in time please come to Leesburg and visit the Nut. They have great beer and the bartender actual has interesting updates about their changing beer menu and what's happening locally. You can also rest your tired bones on the porch while sipping a cool one 🍺 cheers 🍻
Occoquan Park
2024 Apr 18
Great park, lovely views and a great place to take the family!
Virgin Atlantic Clubhouse
2023 Jun 30
Sodexo Live!, a global leader in hospitality, events and airport lounge services, today announced a new multi-year agreement to service the renowned Virgin Atlantic Clubhouses in the United States. Customers visiting the airline’s North America lounges will continue to enjoy a complimentary a la carte menu featuring five-star dining, plus a wide selection of signature cocktails, wine and soft drinks.
United Airlines Cargo
2023 Jun 30
The higher they climb, the harder they fall. United Airlines is the king of cargo among the U.S. international passenger airlines and took its cargo business to unparalleled heights during the COVID crisis, when supply chains were shattered and companies needed alternative transport.
The Chicago-based carrier on Tuesday reported cargo revenue dropped 36.5% in the first quarter to $398 million, surpassing the 28% fall in cargo business at Delta Air Lines. But the earnings report was mostly positive overall, showing a company that continues a strong recovery from the pandemic. United Airlines (NASDAQ: UAL) posted a smaller-than-expected adjusted net loss of $207 million (or 63 cents per share), on revenue of $11.4 billion.
The Chicago-based carrier on Tuesday reported cargo revenue dropped 36.5% in the first quarter to $398 million, surpassing the 28% fall in cargo business at Delta Air Lines. But the earnings report was mostly positive overall, showing a company that continues a strong recovery from the pandemic. United Airlines (NASDAQ: UAL) posted a smaller-than-expected adjusted net loss of $207 million (or 63 cents per share), on revenue of $11.4 billion.
First Nation Totem Pole
2021 Apr 16
A totem pole typically features symbolic and stylized human, animal, and supernatural forms. Totem poles are primarily visual representations of kinship, depicting family crests and clan membership. For example, some Kwakwaka’wakw families of northern Vancouver Island belonging to the Thunderbird Clan will feature a Thunderbird crest and familial legends on their poles. Other common crests among coastal First Nations include the wolf, eagle, grizzly bear, thunderbird, killer whale, frog, raven, and salmon. Wealthy and influential families may have more than one crest. Totem poles can also be created to honour a particular event or important person. This totem pole pays homage to the first nations of this area - perhaps take a well-deserved break from your tour and take in the awesome energy that emanates from this display.