From 88 Scott

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If they don't have to go through the process of building ramps for the parking in one young, since they have the ramps already built in phase 1 and connected to one young through the knock-out walls, then would this be a slightly faster bottom to ground build than your general construction?
 
ciceror said:
If they don't have to go through the process of building ramps for the parking in one young, since they have the ramps already built in phase 1 and connected to one young through the knock-out walls, then would this be a slightly faster bottom to ground build than your general construction?
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Yes, constructing parking flat slabs (drainage sloping omitted) is much more productive versus a constantly sloping parking slab or a parking slab with a ramp.
 
Wow I wish we had someone taking as many photos of the Lower Don Lands/Portlands project thread area as much as this project. Definatley some nice photos in here.
 
kotsy said:
Very cool to learn how each person can have such a different difficulty with the same picture.
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After reading about the latest contest you authored, I played the game myself, 2s, 7s.
For photos 1 and 2 respectively.

For me, the first one was just luck mostly. Just where I happened to glance first.
But it immediately inspired 2 thoughts when I looked at the second one, that it wouldn't be on the tower itself, and that you would go left of the tower instead of right, just to avoid boredom.

I have to say though, that second one is really subtle.
 
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Finally found the second one. A lot more than 5 minutes. Very subtle indeed. I passed over that spot a few dozen times.
 
Northern Light said:
that second one is really subtle.
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This is always my goal but sometimes I have to choose between extremely subtle and fairly obvious, and the latter will usually win because the whole point is that my name is visible.
 
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