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Ed's Place - 1930
This photo is from 1930
Over the last few months I have been able to track down information on Ed
Over the last few months I have been able to track down information on Ed
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Mono lith equals whats below it also sounds like monolift going down
mono
/ˈmɒnəʊ/
adjective
adjective: mono
1.
monophonic.
2.
monochrome.
noun
noun: mono; plural noun: monos
1.
a monophonic recording.
monophonic reproduction.
2.
a monochrome picture.
monochrome reproduction.
3.
North American
short for mononucleosis.
4.
North American
short for monofilament
combining form
prefix: mono-; prefix: mon-
1.
one; alone; single.
"monocoque"
2.
Chemistry
(forming names of compounds) containing one atom or group of a specified kind.
"monoamine"
lith
photographic film with a very thin coat of emulsion, producing images of high contrast and density.
"lith film"
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rec
/rɛk/
nouninformal
noun: rec; plural noun: recs
1.
British
a recreation ground. ...................re creation
2.
North American
recreation.
"the rec centre"
ted
/tɛd/
verb
verb: ted; 3rd person present: teds; past tense: tedded; past participle: tedded; gerund or present participle: tedding
turn over and spread out (grass, hay, or straw) to dry or for bedding.
"this row requires careful tedding"
ED
1Eating disorder.
2US Emergency department.
3Erectile dysfunction.
Leed
Origin
LEED is defined as an acronym for Low Energy Electron Diffraction.
An example of LEED is the process used to look at the surface structure of crystals. The surface is bombarded with low energy electrons and, when they are diffracted off the surface, that motion can be observed on a phosphorescent screen.
An example of LEED are the six categories of the standards for green buildings - water efficiency, energy and atmosphere, sustainable sites, indoor environmental quality, innovation and design, and materials and resources.
Skal
Origin
Used to express friendly feelings towards one's companions before drinking.
‘‘Skol!’ And he raised his glass’
Early 17th century (a Scots use): from Danish and Norwegian skaal, Swedish skål, from Old Norse skál ‘bowl’; perhaps introduced through the visit of James VI to Denmark in 1589.
Red
of a colour at the end of the spectrum next to orange and opposite violet, as of blood, fire, or rubies.
"her red lips"
used to denote something forbidden, dangerous, or urgent.
"the force went on red alert"
2.
informal•derogatory
communist or socialist (used especially during the Cold War with reference to the Soviet Union).
"the era of nuclear anxiety, the red scare and covert CIA plots"
see red
phrase of red
informal
become very angry suddenly.
"the mere thought of Piers with Nicole made her see red"
synonyms: become very angry, become enraged, go into a rage, lose one's temper;
better dead than red (or better red than dead)
phrase of red
a Cold War slogan claiming that the prospect of nuclear war was preferable to that of a communist society (or vice versa).
theres lots more for red
wel come to a mo vie and a LIE
Mono- single ; Lithos - stone
Notice the circular apparatus on the roof of Eds Living Space
Ed already had an " antenna " in 1930 before he moved
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The moon fountain had a pipe inserted in the middle where water would shoot upward and steam from the suns heat, a geyser. Ed did not have running water on his property, this shows he understood hydrodynamics
New Subdivision at Florida City
Parts of interest
R L Moser sets up property
Land of Unusual Fertility
Ed Leedskalnin begs Moser for 1 acre of land
Ed planted 27 different varieties of trees, plants an fruits boasting not once ounce of fertilizer was used.
Thanks Dante!