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Folk received this for Christmas from us this year. A bucket of home made peppermint flavoured coal. (And a bag of russian fudge flavoured 'soft coal' not shown here).
Wheels Day 2015
Indianapolis 500 Pace Car Replica
1998 Corvette Indy 500 Pace Car Replica
In 1998, the newly introduced convertible version of the C5 was chosen to pace the Indianapolis 500 race, and a Pace Car Replica (RPO Z4Z) was offered to the public. Aside from lacking the equipment necessary for actual pace car duties (light bar, special racing harnesses, etc.), there was little difference between the Pace Car Replica C5 and the vehicle that actually saw duty during the race.[6] The Pace Car Replica package consisted of a special paint color ("Radar Blue"), unique interior colors (black and yellow), painted yellow wheels, and special pace car decals. The Pace Car Replica package also included other optional equipment: the newly introduced Active Handling System (RPO JL4); an electronically tuned AM/FM radio with CD player and a Bose speaker system; an electronic dual-zone heating & air conditioning system; and leather adjustable sport bucket seats. While regarded by many as the most garish Corvette appearance package offered to date, the 1998 Pace Car Replicas nevertheless enjoy a strong and loyal following of owners and collectors.
How volunteers would put out fires in the late 1800's in a California mining town, by filling buckets with water and dousing the flames.
Had a lovely afternoon with Oliver on Sunday, lots of playing in the garden in the sunshine, running around with a bucket on his head and enjoying our first 99 flake's of the year.
It works out quite well for us. Oliver does not like ice cream but loves the cones. I love ice cream but do not much care for the cones. So I get Oliver's ice-cream and Oliver gets my cone. Everyone's a winner.
O KOMATSU KHCD-650
MODEL KHCD-650
PADS L.80-90% R.
LINK HT. L. 60-70% R.
USED HRS. 6370
PINS L.VERY GOOD R.
MFG.YEAR 1991
BUSHES L.VERY GOOD R.
ENGINE VERY GOOD
CARRIER R. L.50-60% R.
MAIN CLUTCH VERY GOOD
TRACK.R. L.50-70% R.50-70%
TRANSMISSION VERY GOOD STEERING VERY GOOD
SPROCKETS L.80-90% R.
FINAL DRIVE VERY GOOD
IDLERS L.80-90% R.
OIL LEAKING ALMOST NONE
TIRES L. R.
ATTACHMENT 65-90MM BIT,CAB BUCKET SHAPE
PINS CONCERN
APPEARANCE VERY GOOD
DOZER
REMARK KOMATSU CRAWLER DRILL(OEM OF MAZDA).HEATER & COOLER.
One of four buckets - 28 pounds - of blueberries we picked on Opening Day at Czaika's Blueberry Farm near Tawas City. This was our first visit and fortunately we heeded the advice given to us years ago - arrive early! By the time the gates opened at 6:30 A.M. a sizable crowd had already assembled. Definitely will be back next year!
T bucket with a small trailer that travelled over 2,000k's to the Red Centre Nats and back again. Heading south through the desert north of Coober Pedy, South Australia
Pick your poison. Pick your desired liquor, pick your desired non-alcoholic drink, and they both go in a bucket with ice and lots of straws. Woohoo!
In 2014, the Frank Myers Auto Maxx Team participated in the ice bucket challenge at the dealership in Winston-Salem, NC. These photos document that day.
this is where we spent most of our time. it was a pretty, deep pool. maybe 15 feet deep. but it was small. felt like a small swimming pools.
Ok get the elbow out the face.
I'm saying my prayers before mom comes so I can start eatting right away.
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“Big Muskie” was once the World’s Largest Earth Moving Machine; it was the largest drag line ever built and was one of the Seven Engineering Wonders of the World! Between 1969 and 1991, it moved 483 million tons of rock and soil. Big Muskie could move 39 million pounds of earth and rock every hour, revealing rich coal seams 100-150 feet down in southeastern Ohio. Big Muskie could swing its boom 600 feet, creeping across the landscape on four giant shoes. The immense dragline machine was churning along at full production until 1991, when power demands and other factors convinced the owners to shut down. The Big Muskie Bucket is the centerpiece of Miner’s Memorial Park. The bucket, in the photo above, weighs 460,000 pounds empty and when loaded carried an additional 640,000 pounds. Its volume is equal to that of a 12 car garage.
Located in Morgan County, Ohio