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After excusing ourselves from the church service for excessive restlessness on the part of the young master, we manifested this bucket chain mining excavator from a paper bulletin, tape, and coffee stirrers.
Chinese Antique Bucket
Traditionally, these Chinese buckets were used to carry rice and other grains from fields. Today, these buckets are treasured for their rustic design, beautiful patina, as a beautiful accessory and their usefulness. They can be used to place fireplace wood, magazines, rolled towels, mail and to hide the remote. The bucket's wood joinery is supported and strengthened with metal bracing. This bucket features a tall handle.
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Here in Australia the bucket hat is a part of summer just as fish and chips on the beach, seagulls and thongs. This is my take on the traditional bucket hat. Being cotton it is a softer, floppier fit and can be easily chucked into your bag for a day at the beach or shopping.
These huge iron buckets were once used by the Stour Valley Iron works, estalished in 1868, which used to stand on the site where Waitrose Supermarket now stands. This Iron works became Bruntons Ltd some forty years later after their new general manager who was called Harold Brunton.
These large bckts would have been used to pour moltern metal from the furnace into the moulds used to make aircraft propellers. The factory colsed in 1995 and moved to Clacton, where the busness still thrives toda.
Been cleaning up the house all day. When I got into my mother's room, I noticed the commode bucket was dry.
This is not the original bucket. This is a trashcan that I got in a dollar store back in '04 (pre-recession) for when my father was sickly. As of late '09, my other began using it. It was her idea to keep some mouthwash in there to insure that it always smelled good. That's the caked up green you see at the bottom of the bucket.
What else do you see in there? Look directly into the center and you're staring at La Morte.
Scary...
Place des Frères Lumière
Saturday, December 8 2007
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LTTS Bucket hats. Sizes L&M. Blue chambray and Japanese linen.
For my nephews for Christmas.
As they are both identical barring the size, I used ribbon tabs (red for P & blue for E) on the chambray side.
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On extended river trips and expeditions a line of buckets filled with river water and varying concentrations of soap are used for washing then rinsing vegetables, fruits, and cookware.
My computer powercord picked a lousy week to break...I want to blog about KCWC!!
Sewed this hat until about 11:30pm to finish on day 2
Corporate billionaire Edward Cole (JACK NICHOLSON) and working class mechanic Carter Chambers (MORGAN FREEMAN) are worlds apart. At a crossroads in their lives, they share a hospital room and discover they have two things in common: a desire to spend the time they have left doing everything they ever wanted to do before they kick the bucket and an unrealized need to come to terms with who they are. Together they embark on the road trip of a lifetime, becoming friends along the way and learning to live life to the fullest. Each adventure adds another check to their list, all done with insight and humor.
Here in Australia the bucket hat is a part of summer just as fish and chips on the beach, seagulls and thongs. This is my take on the traditional bucket hat. Being cotton it is a softer, floppier fit and can be easily chucked into your bag for a day at the beach or shopping.
I've been letting a collection of buckets father water (ice in winter) as a passive water collector to dump on the compost heap or thirsty trees.
With the last rain dump and then freeze, the ice came out in this interesting shape, like a giant beer mug?