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Not so quiet any more. Taken on July 21, 2008. Compare with the previous photo of the same location.
Observe the same location two months later.
I'm still working on capturing the rusty beauty of construction equipment. I think macro might be the way to go.
Abbey loved the backhoe and digging up rocks... she was bound and determined to get a bucketful of rocks... and did much better than a lot of older children did!
A farmer digging a ditch in an apparent attempt to alleviate flooding. It must have worked, as his field, unlike most, was not flooded.
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A little alternative build for the 2024 LEGO set 42168. Instructions are available at rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-170886/thirdwigg/42168-backhoe/#...
For the last several days there has been a construction work just beside our place in AIT, Gaga loves to see the Backhoe working, he's calling it boom boom, the rot kin kao (car that eats) hehe
More to follow. Apparently there is some controversy over the destruction of this church to make way for a high-rise building. The church is no gem. Not sure if the building replacing it will be either. I should look for the plans.
A hydraulic excavator moves slabs of rock that the engineers dug up after moving about 12 inches of soil. Once the 19th Engineers hit a bed of rock, they used “rippers” on the front of the dozers to break up the rock so the HYEX could remove it. The task became more time consuming because they had to dig up the rock before they could move the soil to form the defensive positions.