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Opencast mining near Cologne.
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You can't soap up in holy water, so you have to take a bucket and wash elsewhere. If you're too little to wash, there's always someone in your family who'll bully your limbs into a state of hygiene
A Sinking Bucket on display at The Willet Green Miller Memorial Site Site No.14 in the Town of Cobalt in Coleman Township in the District of Timiskaming Northeastern Ontario Canada
The Sinking Bucket are used to remove waste rock or ore from a mine shaft by a hoist.
I love lists...and creating this layout is inspiring me to make a "bucket list" book of all the things I want to do and my reactions after I do them.
This is the digitally stitched version but you can see the individual pages in my gallery.
Journaling reads:
"So not sure why I have a bucket on my head...or why there's a photo of it...but regardless I've got a bucket list. Things I want to do-see-feel-experience before I die.
* learn to drive stick shift * [ get published] * get a tattoo * visit Ireland * go to Cinnamon Bay * [win a radio-call-in conest] * [take an exotic vacation] * [sidewalk chalk starry night on my driveway] * get published again * [go to college] * experience true happiness * be debt free * [swim with dolphins] * go to Australia * run a marathon or race * [get my tongue pierced] * climb a mountain * save a life * create an artistic masterpiece *
I can't wait to continue to add to this list...and cross things off! 24 February 2011
[[The things in brackets are crossed off in my journaling because I have already done them]]
Supplies Used:
Cardstock: Bazzill
Vellum: The Paper Company
Patterned Paper: KI Memories, Pebbles Inc
Stickers: Making Memories, SEI, Heidi Grace
Buttons: Making Memories, Doodlebug, Unknown
Adhesive: Glue Dots, Tombow
Pen: Staedtler, Signo
Hassan II mosque in Casablanca in Morocco is a modern, large mosque built by King Hassan II, the former king of Morocco. It is the second largest mosque in the world after the Al-Masjid al-Haram in Mecca. The mosque is situated on the coast overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. A gigantic glass floor, which can accommodate 25,000 visitors, overlooking the water. Besides the 25,000 people who can find a place inside there is room for 85,000 people praying outside. The minaret is the tallest minaret with a height of 210 meters.
GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN---This great ice bucket has wonderful details; the whole thing resembles an old film canister, and even the handle looks like the edges of old camera film!
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.
what you do when he won't have a shower!
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10/25/2014 A bucket of juvenile fish netted from Steeplechase Pier. Kodak Ektar 100. Canon A-1. Canon FD 50mm 1:1.4.
There were sunflowers placed everywhere for us to enjoy while we visited. Some were in beautiful containers, others in pails like this or even red plastic buckets. So beautiful!
Went to The Garden Conservancy - Open Days at Cherry Lane Farm in Marengo IL. It is a 73 acre farm that uses solar energy and a wind turbine for most of the energy used to run this farm that flourishes without the use of commercial fertilizers or pesticides.
the big bucket above the water playground fills with water while kids play below and every fifteen minutes or so it dumps tons of water on everyone (including all the speedo-wearing German men who have punctually gathered to get splashed!)....wait for it....(click to next picture)
Dredge Buckets by Tina Pfeiffer. Gold Dredge, Sumpter, Oregon, June 2007.
Our travels took us to the eastern side of Oregon to explore the ghost towns of the gold rush days! At the height of the gold rush, Sumpter was a thriving community known as the Queen City that sat atop "the mother lode" of ore. Today the dredge has been preserved as a historical site and is being restored by private funding for tourists to visit in the spring and summer months.
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