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On Princes Street. He was doing a very impressive job of staying still, on his head, arms by his side, for long periods of time.
Bucket Side-Shooters are designed to spread sand or sawdust into free stall barns, back fill, and can be used in many other applications. The bucket contains a positive drive conveyor that dispenses material from either side. From silage to stone the Mensch Side-Shooter shoots it all. - Positive drive conveyor system - Durable endless loop track - Dispenses contents from either side - Optional agitator to prevent bridging of material - Track speed varies with engine RPM and is controlled with auxiliary valve control of loader - Flow is controlled by adjusting shoot door - 5/8" thick abrasive resistent steel bogie wheels - Replacable bolt on cutting edge - Easy conveyor bearing grease access youtu.be/9YkcmZigLNQ
A young girl drinks deeply from this water bucket, which resembles a storage unit for gasoline. Plastic buckets such as these are popular for water storage in Chad, Africa, where water is scarce. Learn more: bit.ly/x7YuGx
I was SO blessed to have been chosen to have the Bucket Brigade paint my entire house for free! The paint was donated by Sherwin-Williams and the labor was done by the Methodist Church. My house looks awesome and I am so thankful for the help!
Little african mug pincushion and a new pink bucket I have plans for! See my new Heather Baily fabric underneath?
When the bucket trucks rolled down Banks Street on the morning of our fourth day without power, our spirits were uplifted. We were sure we'd get power soon.
And sure enough, that night, we did.
old picture. Felt the need to immortalize Mongo.
The bucket was the creative doing of a vet-aid who couldn't find an e-collar big enough for Mongo. He drilled holes in it so that I could lash it to his collar. The bucket was just big enough that when Mongo put his head over his food dish it would "thwump" right over it to the ground.
It's the middle of the night. There are no lights on in the whole neighborhood. It is really nice to see the red blinking lights of the power utility's bucket truck across the street.
"7 Days of Shooting" "Week #11" "Energy" "Contrast Thursday"
These guys were drumming in the streets of Washington, DC. The couple on the right were just passing by, and stopped to enjoy. They started dancing and getting down, almost looking like a part of the show.
I have my bucket full of eggs :)
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