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It has has been almost 3 Months without Photography. Been quite a while where i had to take care of private issues - but now i am back on the road again and i started with #macromondays - i usually give it a try with some more images than just one shot.
This Image didn`t make it as i choosed another one for the theme #bulb - but i thought i might share my 2nd attempt with an image that is also fullfilled with warm tones :)
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SimpleThings - Cleanup Time @The Arcade
1. Simple Bucket od Cleaning Supplies RARE
2. Simple Bleach
3. Simple Dish Soap and Sponges
4. Simple Suctioncup Spongholder
5. Simple Scouring Powder and Spongers
6. Simple Air Freshner
7. Simple Dishrack
8. Simple Map and Bucket
9. Simple Spray Cleaniers
10. Simple Disinfectant Spray
11. Simple Toilet Cleaning Supplies
12. Simple Glass Cleaning Supplies
Holdables & Decor
These birds are cleaning Sunflower seeds off the ground under the feeder. As I post this it is snowing and the yard is completely covered.
Doing some hard drive cleanup and rearrangement so figure I'd toss up a few old US shots. A CN SD70 leads a southbound grain train on the Atlanta North District.
A week ago we had about 5 inches of snow in East Texas. The farm had quite a few tree limbs downed following the uncommon event for this part of the US. So...clean it up!
Keep in mind this is a really old shed, and all we've done is put a sliding door on and clean up the area in front of the actual shed door. Bob put two rows of cement slabs down after removing an old wood palate and all the junk sitting on it. He is in the process of putting those cement retaining blocks in front but right now they are not dug in. Maybe later we will do a coat of stain on the old half. I assure you the rail for the sliding door is perfectly level. It's the roof that has heaved up a bit on the left. I think that part of the roof (which is an overhang) was an add-on.
*To see 'before' shot go to ALBUM Our house
With 10 cars of "stragglers," an extra work train approaches the MP 774 semaphores just south of Las Vegas, NM. The crew spent the afternoon picking up all of the random scattered MoW cars left in various spots between Lamy and Chappelle, as well as setting off cars of ties at Glorieta. At Las Vegas they'll add another handful of cars, but unfortunately they never made it back towards Albuquerque before dark.
Some of the volunteers I worked with at a past Great Whiteaker Cleanup Parade which is an annual neighborhood community cleanup.
Unfortunately I will be unable to participate this year due to work obligations. :(
A quick trip to Fellows Lake between bouts of rain and thunderstorms yielded crew of Black vultures. There were either two carcasses or one that had been partially 'relocated.' This portion was in the 'weeds.' The rolling red truck didn't seem to bother this guy or the crew in the road.
The Ulsoor Lake cleanup project in Bengaluru involves draining, desilting, and removing decades of waste. Action being taken to tackle severe pollution from sewage and industrial waste, and to restore water quality and improve ecological balance.
After a derailment in Colfax closed Donner well over 12 hours prior, a massive cleanup effort was underway to reopen both main tracks. After reopening one of the mains, MOW started to tackle the much more damaged main.
Sitting on Track 2, a MOW train has been waiting to be unloaded. This train was carrying new track and ballast for the track it was sitting on, as this would be the same track as the derailment. Meanwhile, floodlights were being sent and set up around the derailment site and staging areas, as this team would have to work all through the night. Many local residents had gathered on this overpass, conveniently in the middle of it all, to watch everything happen. This all happened as the small community of Colfax was holding an annual festival, and I'm sure for the residents a derailment was probably the most interesting thing that happened in town that entire month.
Cesspool personally inspects his latest find, a treasure trove of hazardous waste runoff he can repurpose and weaponize for cobra.
Finally found some slime barrels at target today, and decided to use the slime for a few pics before throwing it out.
For my video; youtu.be/b8LIgHQJSLs?si=FgCKN70Cs7My4sMj,
15 C,
Coast Mountains,
Inner Harbour,
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
This little spike and his other spike buddy were working on eating our windfall apples, yesterday. I appreciate that! However, earlier in the year they wanted to eat all our flowers!!
Cast-aside detritus at the old paper mill, some years after the major equipment was hauled off. Does it look bright here? It's not! This is a 30-second exposure.
General Electric E60MA No. 609 speeds an unidentified NEC train through the ghost station of Colonia NJ on 24 June 1989. The big motor looks good after recycling from its original form as the 957, and for a short time, renumbered as the 951.
Older stations in Colonia and Iselin were replaced by the larger Metropark station, and in 1989 the old infrastructure was still standing and accessible.
Let's face it... not all jobs are glamorous, even in Kaliphlin.
My third (and last) contribution to the Kaliphlin at Work collab. See more of the collab at Guilds of Historica!
For a behind the scenes look at the full build, visit my blog here.
Back when cobra began to go bankrupt in the early 90's, a number of cobra agents and leaders began to hide away assets and supplies all over the world. Cesspool was no exception. His signature creation, "plasmatox" was buried in several locations, but in their haste the barrels and containment units were not properly secured, and now over a decade later pools of the substance have begun to emerge from the ground. Letal and a team have been sent to investigate and recover whatever is left of this horrific substance.
After a major winter storm dumped several feet of snow in the Washington Cascades, the iconic Burlington Northern plow that is assigned to the Scenic Sub was brought out to clear the tracks after it was shutdown for over 48 hours due to downed trees, power outages, and trains stalling on the 2.2% grade between Skykomish and Scenic as the heavy "Cascade Cement" caused havoc on the railroads "longshot" planning.
Winton, Washington.