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from the liesl gibson book little things to sew, made with linen-cotton from echino and heather ross. the final items for kcwc! blogged: ahappystitch.com/2012/10/14/kids-clothes-week-challenge-c...
A random snapshot of a few electric utility bucket trucks in the Walmart parking lot in Brookhaven, Mississippi.
With such a blue sky today, something needed to take flight. This bucket and shovel were the victims.
I used this white 5 gallon bucket to lower this 3 week old peregrine falcon eyas to the ground so it could be banded. I didn't notice that I would be giving a shout out to the Cape May County Herald at the same time... oh well! This was the last young of the year to be banded as part of a management project where young are banded with federal and state leg bands for future tracking.
Learn more: www.conservewildlifenj.org/protecting/projects/peregrine/
16/365 - Not the best picture (hard to take a picture with a jumping puppy in your other hand), but I just thought it was too cute not to post. These two kids where listening to a band at Del Ray Music Week.
The Ambassadors of Goodwill™ joined master of ceremonies Margaret Brennan from Bloomberg News, Massachusetts Senator Scott Brown, and Kuwaiti Ambassador Salem Al-Sabah, along with several other dignitaries and 60 national student ambassadors from across the United States, for the NCSV recognition dinner at the Ronald Reagan Building in downtown Washington. The Globetrotters provided their perspective on prevailing over violence, the theme to this year’s recognition dinner.
(Photo courtesy of Vicky Pombo Photography)
Since government agencies have failed to conduct extensive air quality testing in Arvin, Gustavo has organized the "Bucket Brigade", a group of community members who've been trained to use a special bucket outfitted with a bag and hose.
Photo Credit: Sarah Craig/Faces of Fracking
Fighting the dreariness of a cold winter's day with images of sweet little ones playing outside on a nice summer's day.
I found the bucket in the cubby under the steps. this was taken from the back door of the beer building
One of the most notable views in the great southwest landscape of America, US 163 Mile marker 13 Monument Valley Utah.
www.1001gardens.org/2013/01/natural-milk-splash/
Reuse an old milk metal bucket and create a splash in your garden with daisy flowers ! So cute !
A Bucket Dredger off Dover, July 1962. I think it is Dover Castle on the top of the cliff. Scanned print taken with a Brownie 127.
On Saturday, March 13th the Bucket Brigade will be attending Startup Accelerator. So we need signage! Now, we've got some.
This is the bucket from the Big Muskie; the largest walking dragline ever built. It was used to remove hundreds of feet of soil above the coal that was mined and had a great deep reach to dig up the really thick low vein of coal. The #9 vein of coal in this area was 180 feet deep.
The bucket could move 325 tons of dirt in a single pass. You could easily park 2 school busses inside the bucket. It was used from 1969 - 1991 in Southeastern Ohio. During this period it moved twice as much material as was moved to build the Panama Canal.
Just to give an idea of the size of this bucket I stand inside and am nearly 6’ tall. One tooth on the bucket weighs about 1,000 pounds. On both sides of the bucket you can see how large each link of chain is that was used to drag the bucket.
The bucket is all that remains of The Big Muskie and it is prominently displayed on highway 78 a few miles west of Reinersville Ohio.
Built Nov 2020
Modified version of Rimo Yaona (Japan) GBC, changes include - technic brick base frame (personal preference over technic liftarms), added fifth robot, included integrated exit with module connection device.
Drive 1 x XL motor
A young girl eats a jelly sandwich inside a bucket as she waits for her mother to finish washing clothes in an alleyway of Barangay Pasil, Cebu City, Philippines.
Someone, who shall remain nameless, left a bucket of water outside in the cold, then dumped the half frozen results in the middle of the driveway. First thought, get this thing out of the way before I accidentally destroy my snowblower. Second thought, drop whatever plans you have and take some photos, first with a red flashlight inside and then with a kerosene flame....included this shot next to a concrete block so you could get an idea of scale.