* Kitt Peak docent training book, 2008

Coronet Peak is often the site of calendared international ski races and the training ground for many world class athletes.

Mako has recently signed a contract with the world wide YMCA organisation to assist with their training programs and her Manager, Stephen J Peak, has also attempted to obtain a contract with the production company attached to Channel 10 TV concerning the fitness show ," THE BIGGEST LOSER ".

Three major trips are undertaken each year, one of which is compulsory ; the others are during holiday time though we always take the majority of pupils: each year Exercise First Field takes place during the first weekend of the Easter holidays at the military training area in Thetford Forest in Norfolk and all of S9 and S10 travel to the Peak District during the last week of the Trinity Term for a 2 night Adventure Training trip.

He was one of the first climbers to implement a hard training regime, enabling him to ascend his difficult new routes such as Footless Crow ( on Goat Crag in the Lake District ) and Downhill Racer ( at Froggatt in the Peak District ).

On 15 January 1962, the Wing suffered its second aircraft lost when a B-47E assigned to the 529th BS on a routine training flight making bomb runs over Ft Drum crashed on the southeast slope of Wright's Peak ( a mountain top south of Plattsburgh AFB ).

After refueling in Las Vegas, TWA Flight 3 took off at 7: 07 p. m. and approximately 23 minutes later, crashed into " Double Up Peak " near the level of Potosi Mountain, southwest of Las Vegas.

After Remington Steele, Brosnan took the lead in many films such as Dante's Peak and The Thomas Crown Affair.

When the construction was finished, the Manitou and Pike's Peak Railway took over the cable car as a tourist operation.

By the end of May, Major Cedric Delves ' D Squadron had gained Mount Kent, and Tactical HQ commenced patrolling Bluff Cove Peak, which they took with the loss of two wounded.

On 26 August 1904, the Japanese First Army took Kosarei Peak and Hung-sha Pass southeast of Liaoyang city after a hard-fought action.

Clymer also took a 1957 Metropolitan hardtop through a grueling road test that even took him up Pikes Peak.

He married Joy Mowbray-Green on 3 September 1936, and she also took part ( along with Reggie Cooke ), in Hunt's 1937 Himalayan trip which included reconnaissance of Kangchenjunga, the south-western summit of Nepal Peak, and only the third ascent of the Zemu Gap, between Kangchenjunga and Simvo.

Peak FM launched a major marketing campaign in May 2007 with 48 foot posters, bus backs and bus stop ads around the TSA and took delivery of a marked up new Mini Clubman.

In May 2010, Peak FM appointed a new Programme Director, Dave Asher ( formerly Programme Controller at Central Radio and 2BR ) who also took over the mid-morning slot.

ISC purchased Pikes Peak International Raceway in Fountain, Colorado and immediately took its race from the Busch schedule, replacing it with an event at Martinsville Speedway.

Renewed activity took place at Clinker Peak on the western flank of Mount Price 9, 000 years ago.

Because the magma was buried about 2 miles ( 5 km ) underground, it took thousands of years for it to cool and this created the granite that we now see on the slopes of Pikes Peak and other areas of the Front Range.

The mountain in Glen Shiel on which the battle took place is called Sgurr na Ciste Duibhe, it has a subsidiary peak which was named Sgurr nan Spainteach ( The Peak of the Spaniards ) in honour of the Spanish forces who fought admirably in the battle.

His replacement was Mike Skinner, but after his injury, Jeff Purvis took over briefly, winning at Pikes Peak, before Skinner returned.

Lassen Peak Reserve was not created until 1905, less than a month before Congress approved the Transfer Act, which took the reserves away from the General Land Office and the Department of Interior.

Brent Sherman took over the No. 49 Dodge for BAM Racing with new sponsor Serta Mattresses and State Water Heaters, but was replaced by Kevin Lepage, who had started the season in the Peak Fitness Racing No. 61, which was the No. 66 in 2005.

At a preliminary hearing on September 28, Peak took the stand and recanted his story, testifying instead that neither Poindexter nor Rice were involved.

Bridgeport plays a small role in the novel The Dharma Bums ( 1958 ) by Jack Kerouac ; it is the place from where the main characters Ray Smith, Japhy Ryder and Henry Morley start their climb to the nearby Matterhorn Peak.

It was in a strategic position due to its location near a crossing of the River Trent ; and it was also known as a place of leisure being close to the royal hunting grounds at Tideswell, which was the “ Kings Larder ” in the Royal Forest of the Peak, and also the royal forests of Barnsdale and Sherwood Forest.

Close to the highest summit, Botev Peak, is Kalofer, the birth place of Hristo Botev, a Bulgarian poet and national hero who died in the western Stara planina near Vratsa in 1876 in the struggle against the Ottoman Empire.

However, some feng shui experts have expressed the opposite, citing that the position of the Government House ( with the Victoria Peak behind it and the Victoria Harbour in front of it ) makes for an optimal place for decision-making, and that its exact position brings wealth and power for all of its residents.

Holocene volcanism ( within the last 10, 000 years ) has taken place frequently and stretches from Mount Garibaldi in British Columbia to north California's Lassen Peak complex.

At Dante's Peak, the town is receiving an award for being " The second most desirable place to live in the United States, population under 20, 000 " and celebrating its annual " Pioneer Days Festival ".

Wenfeng Ta ( Literature Peak Pagoda ) on the grounds of the Tianning Temple is believed to have been constructed in 925 and is known, from inscriptions concerning the reconstruction of the temple, to have been in place by 952.

After a visit to Mount Tomi ( Nara ), Bodhisena petitioned the emperor to name the prayers ' hall there, as he found the place to strongly resemble the mountain in India where Buddha preached, known as Vulture Peak, or Ryoujusen () in Japanese.

It is a natural grotto at the west foot of the Duxiu Peak and a place for the Jingjiang Princes to worship.

Dacitic explosive eruptions have taken place within the last 50, 000 years at Lassen Peak, Chaos Crags, and Sunflower Flat, and effusive eruptions of basalt have occurred at Tumble Buttes, Hat Mountain, and Prospect Peak.

It is unclear whether the correspondence was limited to Peak Rock or extended to other potential sites for the lighthouse such as Pedra Branca, and whether the sovereignty of Johor over any place chosen for the lighthouse was ceded to the British Government or only a permission to build, maintain and operate a lighthouse was granted.

Eventually Peak Rail could allow its heritage railway services to serve " The Bakewell Show ", an event which has taken place each and every year in August since 1819.

Although talks could take place in sharing ( rail alongside path ) issues for future generations allowing Peak Rail to reach as far as Bakewell in the future.

Quonset huts in front of Laguna Peak, Point Mugu, California | Point Mugu, in 1946. A Quonset hut being put in place at the 598th Engineer Base Depot in Japan, post-World War II

The tree has strong and very durable wood, and has been used to construct " Ahala Kanuwa ", a place at Adams Peak, Sri Lanka, which is made of Cassia fistula (" ahala ", " Ehela " or aehaela, ඇහ ැ ල in Sinhala ) heartwood.

It is situated at the foot of the 1, 904 m Hlogoma Peak ( place of echoes ) in the foothills of the southern Drakensberg, KwaZulu-Natal.

Grabelski then finds out from his boss that another package for Bragden is to be delivered to a place called Devil's Peak.

Hayfield is considered a desirable place to live within the High Peak and this is reflected in higher property prices compared to neighbouring towns and villages.

Hunt claimed that the local Aborigines referred to the place as ' Merriding ' while other explanations suggest that the name comes from ' merrit-in ' - ' the place of the merrit ' ( merrit being a kind of tree which was used for making spears )-or that it was the name used by the Aborigines to describe the ' huge bare granite rock ' which the locals call Merredin Rock but which is officially named Merredin Peak.

Of course his favorite place in Europe was the Alps, painting The Great White Peak of Mont Blanc, which in the spring of 1923, the Paris Salon gave " an honorable mention ".