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Beech 18, N70GA, of the Commemorative Air Force painted as KJ508 "Bucket of Bolts" landing at Oshkosh during AirVenture 2024
For the Baby Set Up Group:
I used an old ice cream bucket, and put a sand bag in the bottom. Then I put a towel down and then the brown blanket. I always try and have the set up all ready to stick baby right in. But, it can be hard to judge how many blankets to put in the bottom.
For this one, I should have had more - he needed to be a tad higher I think. An assistant would have been helpful - I really need to get one! :)
The background is a stand my dad made - it is a sheet of stained paneling.
Some hand made wooden buckets. One of several stock images that I had laying about not doing anything.
This little frog got stuck in a bucket in our back garden. We put a wooden stick to help him out, but he decided to just lie on it.
Taken at Stowe in Buckinghamshire, very dull day to start with but early afternoon saw some lovely strong light to create these beautiful shadows.
313215 has come in from Brighton and waits to go back. At intervals along the platform are hoses, buckets (in Southern mint green) and mops. For side windows of units? Do the 313s not have built in windscreen washers? Either way the bucket was full of green slime, so presumably doesn't get much use - although would impart that well used patina to the train....
loved these buckets today ~ wanted to quip something eloquent about bucket lists ~ but couldn't arrive at anything ~ oh well ;)
Our Daily Challenge ... abandoned.
I didn't have to go far before finding this old fishing bucket washed up onto the shore of the lake.
Interesting what you find hanging on the wall.
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Here’s the other half of my city services fleet at the moment. The bucket has some hinge bricks connecting it to a turntable plate in the bed of the truck so it’s able to get to high to reach places.
It's great to see buckets instead of tubes. Best snow storm of the season today for us in the SW corner of New Hampshire and Spring begins tomorrow. I enjoyed shooting with Kari Post today. Kari is a great photographer. It was fun to get her out to a few of my favorite locations.
Westmoreland, New Hampshire.
Bucket wheel excavator in the opencast mine in Garzweiler, Germany. The lignite is deposited in three seams which, taken together, are 40m thick on average. The coal is some 40 to max 210m below the Earth's surface. It is used entirely to generate electricity in the nearby power plants.
Facts of the excavator:
Weight: 12840 t
Height: 96 m
Lenght: 220 m
Power: 16.560 kW
Bucketwheel diameter: 21,6 m
Miningrate: 240.000 m³/day