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My dear daughter, Bethan, nominated me for the Ice Bucket Challenge. Donating to the Motor Neurone Disease Association was the easy bit. Capturing a video unaided was a bit more tricky, especially as it was raining! However, thankfully I cleaned the shower room window the other day, so could shoot through that, attaching my D90 to one of Mike's light stands with my Gorillapod, as my tripod is in Oxford. I had to do a few different attempts (hence my hair is wet to start with in this one), because I pressed the wrong button on the camera the first time (but caught it with my iPhone - which was upside down, but Flickr cleverly turned the video the right way up!). I never thought that my penguin ice bucket would have this use as its first public outing. It's quite small, but I did do it 4 times. I really prefer the way I usually use ice, but you'll be glad to know that I recycled the cubes a few times, and eventually used some in my cocktail of the day ;-)
I filled up my bucket and three bags with the agates, petrified wood and other items I collected, some for tumbling and some for my cactus garden.
Three Buckets together add to the heaps of junk near the New Hope Valley Railroad in Bonsal, North Carolina on the Wake and Chatham County lines.
perch about to become bait for our trotlines-
photographed straight down into a metal bucket of water
T - Bucket (Model T Ford) street rod, photographed at the Amboy Depot Days Car Show, 2013. Powered by a Ford Windsor, with a blower and two four-barrels. I'll bet the throttle works well!
Tilt the bucket up to 90 degrees of motion to either side. Use the bucket to tilt, instead of moving the entire excavator.