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(Can you tell I'm bored?)

this is what happens when no one empties the compost bucket for 8 months. STINK!

dutch bucket

The Features of the Hydroponics Dutch Buckets

  

Hydroponic Dutch Bucket

  

The Hydroponics Dutch Buckets are designed to be fed by drip emitters and plumbed to drain using a common 1.5" PVC pipe.

  

• Siphon Elbows regulate reservoir of nutrient solution at bottom of bucket to 1" deep. This feature prevents growing medium from drying out and causing water stress between irrigation cycles. Siphon pipe also prevents over accumulation of nutrient solution. Two siphon elbows are recommended per each bucket.

  

• Each pot is irrigated individually, allowing you to serve each plant as it needs. You can move one of them any time, and rearrange your setting if required.

  

• Can do Aeroponics planting together with our Aeroponics Planting System.

  

• They can be expandable by more pots up to your needs.

  

• Any type of growing media can be used in this Dutch Bucket, including expanded clay pellets, perlite, and coconut coir.

  

• Planting for tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, etc.

An old bucket (waste basket?) from the family cottage that sits on the veranda and collects beach sticks.

22/52 Ju-ju is now 6 months so I thought I better get a few more pics of her :)

Buckets manufactured by "Wheeling Corrugating Co., Wheeling, W.Va."

 

Collecting Sugar Water in Somerset County, PA.

Ok get the elbow out the face.

 

I'm saying my prayers before mom comes so I can start eatting right away.

0617-547-26

 

“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

How To Replace Bucket Teeth For your Excavator or Loader yourself

Rivington st., East Village

A large animal vets bucket is sort of like a badge of honor. We remember where each dent happened, at what farm and sometimes even the name or number of the cow (s) who caused the dents.

 

The dented one needs a leak fixed.

Bucket hats are truly great and he wears them well.

A minnow bucket hanging in fisherman's wharf, Victoria, BC 2012

Buckets and Barrel at Lowdham Signal Box

Ornate and colourful items on the top of the cabins of two canal barges passing through Hawley Lock on the Regent's Canal in Camden Town.

www.louisberk.com

 

Selected for "Childhood" Show, Texas Photographic Society traveling show, Dec 2009- Dec 2010. Juried by Jamie Lee Curtis

 

January 14

Show Opening and Artist Reception, 6p-8p, at the Dougherty Art Center, 1110 Barton Springs Road, in Austin, TX.

Philipsburg Manor, Sleepy Hollow, NY

 

A farm needs it's buckets.

 

Minolta XG1, Kodak 400CN film.

US Army canvas water bucket - Ostrom Livery Stable. Malakoff Diggins State Historic Park. North Bloomfield, CA

On a forecourt outside one of the Broad Haven beach shops.

Railroad:

Union Pacific

 

Locomotive:

UP 6778

 

Train:

Waukegan 2

 

Location:

Waukegan, IL.

 

Date:

08/14/2012

 

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The power for the coal empties is creeping up on some slumbering yard engines after running up to Kenosha to turn the power on the wye. They will couple up to the empty coal buckets below for a trip back to the mines to keep the power plant in the background humming.

Wheel, headlight and engine of a T-Bucket. Taken at the GSTA car show in 2006.

One of many stacks of water-filled buckets outside Kondo Temple at Toji

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