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These are traditional peepee buckets these girls are carrying. Used to carry pee away from the home, gross!
Yay, we're going on holiday!!!
Next week we will be in Turkey! I can;t wait.
This was taken on Brighton Seafront, and came back in this crop. I always get my films processed and scanned at ASDA, with no prints (that way it works out very cheap) and for some reason, the odd one comes back in this format. Oh well, i quite like it.
I'm beginning to get exited about going on holiday (vacation) now and this shot triggered a twinge of excitement.
At Slate Run Historcial Farm to watch their tree tapping and maple syrup process
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Mongolian Grain Bucket
Traditionally, these Mongolian 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 for their usefulness. They can be used to place magazines, rolled towels, mail and to hide the remote. The dovetail joints are evident at the corners, with mortise and tenon joinery used for the handle.
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95% recycled content. Trade names and designs sold in 2000. Manufacturing continues. photo by Ron Comers
The parade of choppers dropping water on the Cle Elum fire. This is only a few. One of the big ones is a Chinook, the one behind it appears to be a civilian version of same and the little one in the lower rt. corner is, I believe, a Kaman. The buckets are "Bambi Buckets' and the large ones hold 2600 gallons of water, which weighs about 22,000 lbs. Shot with a Tamaron 60x300 SB lens.
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I replaced the photo detail of the buckets with this scan which gives truer colors. It is for the nitty-gritty folks who enjoy seeing pictures up close - - the "How in heck did he do that?" people.
The four beam engines at Crossness pump sewage from a collecting tank up to a surface reservoir, not with pumps but by dipping these huge cast iron buckets into the sewage then lifting them so they empty on a higher level.
I got the "extra thick" milkshake. It came in this bucket-esque cup.
IT WAS SO AWESOME. And I finished the hole thing, even though I had ot take half of it "to go".
..Yeah, I'm not gonna live very long.
The specifications and types of our buckets are applicable to over 90 kinds of excavators such as KOMATSU, HITACHI, KATO, SUMITOMO, CAT, KOBELCO, DAEWOO, HYUNDAI, etc. According to different operating conditions, various kinds of buckets are reasonably designed from shapes, materials, thickness of plates, and stress features, etc. The bucket capacity is from 0.25 m3 to 2.4 m3. Advanced digital control flame (plasma) cutting machines, large lapping machines, and CO2 protective welding machines guarantee the quality of our products.
This weeks Meme is a Bucket List of sorts! 12 Things you want to do before you die!
Here's mine:
Visit Fiji
Go to Australia
Go to Santorini, Greece
See the Taj Mahal
Pet a Black Panther
Ride a bike built for 2
Spend the night in a castle
Drive a Maserati
See all 3 of my boys graduate from college
See the final 3 states I haven't seen
Take 6 months away and travel the world with my family
Live long enough to see the cure for migraines, cancer, Alzheimer's, and Asthma
1. 365-207 FUTAB Chillin, 2. George Washington National Forest (1), 3. Map Made from License Plates, 4. Connecticut College graduates, 5. Maserati Birdcage @ Métropole, 6. Walking to Lindisfarne, 7. A Bicycle Built For Two., 8. Black Jag, 9. Taj Mahal, 10. Downstairs to the volcano, 11. At the beach, 12. Azure
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10/20/2013 A bucket of fish at Steeplechase Pier. Kodak Ektar 100. Contax G1. Carl Zeiss Planar 45mm 1:2.0.
Helicopter bucketing wildfires near Burton, B.C. during the extremely dry August of 2003. The Ingersol Fire on the hillside in the background, burned close to 6700 ha. of crown and private land on the west side of Lower Arrow Lake.