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This bucket was one of many hand made by a Mr. Wager (and his father and grandfather), the farmers who used many of these to catch maple sap for sugar until he replaced the whole set with aluminum buckets in the 1960s. Now it is used as a waste-paper basket.
Taken for Flickr's Our Daily Challenge: SPLENDID DECAY
I forgot about this one in my KFC bucket run. The 137 Avenue KFC still has the original sign and bucket.
After Riteish Deshmukh and Abhishek Bachchan, Sonakshi Sinha also chose to offer the ALS Ice Container Difficulty a try. She did it with a surprising new twist we can never have actually thought.
The Bollywood star opted to not waste a pail of water and instead poured a single cube of ice on her...
www.moraldefinition.com/environment-friendly-sonakshi-use...
bucket found under existing slab with roof slates painted terracotta and lump of terracotta ridge tile
Well, they're seats in a T-bucket. A nicely done custom interior, the speakers indicate a sound system of some sort. That Ford emblem might be the only actual Ford part, though perhaps the frame could be too. I think that's a can of bear spray under the passenger dash...
Taken from the open terrace of VIMSA quarters. I am very much happy to get the surface of the moon so clear (much better than what I expected)
Taken in 2008.
A big green bucket of bras on Beach Street during the August Moon Festival in Boston's Chinatown.
Although there's a big ocean right there, these guys decided the best way to get wet was to chase each other with buckets of water, that of course they got from the big ocean right there.
Apple bucket cake. Hand maid, and hand painted white chocolate "apples" . Modeling chocolate wood marbled and painted. Airbrushed cake board made to look like a table clothe. TFL :)
Some sort of replica made in Sweden, partly, 2016.
Seen at the Wheels Nationals 2016, at Solvalla, Stockholm, Sweden.
...what water shortage?!?
Actually I don't give a stuff about water companies who complain about never having enough water, but does this person really need to just let it flow down the street because they're too dumb a**e lazy to wait till the bucket is full and turn off the tap?!?
My favorite of the bunch. There's a dark blue color inside that bucket. It may have looked cool (at an alternate angle) but the ground was wet. One case where an Angle Finder would have been helpful.
I'd love to know what the figure in the upstairs window is doing. Whatever it is clearly needs the best light. This is part of the Crantock/The Hatch series of photos, so it's probably a back door of The Hatch.
My new vehicle has helped to put the excitement back into road-tripping. Last weekend I drove up to the Davis, CA area to photograph sunflowers at sunset. The sunset was nice but the sunflowers were not. All the sunflower fields that I found were dying (I thought sunflowers were an all summer long flower). I departed Davis and went to West Sacramento to visit my cousin. On the way to get me some much needed food, we passed a sunflower field close to his house. Sunset was long gone but we decided to check it out in the morning. Early morning took us to the sunflowers but I discovered that I left all my memory cards at home. Off to Fry's we went to buy some more memory cards. While the photos I got were not good enough to check "sunflowers at sunset" off my photography bucket list, what was awesome is having my Raider fan cousin picking out the best looking sunflowers. I promised him I wouldn't tell his friends that he was a great sunflower picker outer...LOL ;-) DSC_7565A_12x18_SM