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our group CMAS used to organize annual cleanup drives to assist clean our environment (including underwater). here are some images of stuffs one can see underwater
The village street crew has a tough job. They have to maintain the streets for both snowmachines and wheeled vehicles.
This means keeping the snow at a depth that is safe for traction, turning and braking for all vehicles.
First a blade, then a plow, then remove the excess. Good on 'em.
our group CMAS used to organize annual cleanup drives to assist clean our environment (including underwater). here are some images of stuffs one can see underwater
Luftbild von den Aufräumungsarbeiten in einem niederbayerischen Gurkenfeld. Die schwarzen Folienstreifen werden in Handarbeit aus dem Boden gezogen.
This wreck occurred on the Boonton line just off Interstate 80 and east of Port Morris and Lake Hopatcong.The road going under the tracks near the wreck site was called Shippenport Road. Some of the cars that were involved in the wreck were carrying rock salt and plastic pellets and their contents were all over the place.I did not manage to get the number of the crane involved with the cleanup but did notice that insulator on the boom which I never saw on Erie side cranes.Hulcher Railroad Services assisted in the cleanup also. 02-13-1974 Howard Kent Jr.photo.
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our group CMAS used to organize annual cleanup drives to assist clean our environment (including underwater). here are some images of stuffs one can see underwater
Since L070 has come back to days, it has operated like clockwork. Somewhat overshadowed is the L053, which skulks around the area doing work.
This day, the L053 with CSXT 8089 would hang out at Leeds Jct for L070 to pass after shoving a Rumford bound train into Den for its counterpart L054. Having finished my L070 chase earlier in the day and getting my chores done, I figured L053 would be getting close on time to make it back. Sure enough they cleaned out a lot of various pockets of traffic between Leeds and Danville and had a healthy 70 cars for the trip back to Rigby.
Seen here just outside of CP-Falmouth (former CPF192) hustling back to Rigby yard.
our group CMAS used to organize annual cleanup drives to assist clean our environment (including underwater). here are some images of stuffs one can see underwater
So here we see a pic of the actual Ryde Cleanup truck numbered RL761 and it is a 2015 Dennis Elite with a 24m Bucher (MJ) UrBin body. I personally reckon instead of slapping the standard signage on this truck the council should have been a bit more creative and made up some signage advertising the At Call Pre-Booked Cleanup Collection service.
RL761 has no bin lifter on the rear so its great truck with a wide/low bowl which makes it an easy job throwing the bulkier items in like mattresses, lounges etc. Average load of Dry/Hard Waste is 5-7 tonne. RL761 just last week had a new packer installed cause the old one kept cracking. Ive done quite a few runs on Ryde Cleanup with this truck and overall its pretty good to work with.
Zachary is quite...
Our Daily Challenge - Apr 22, 2015 - "Handy"
... if you need something thrown away.
Or removed from the trash can.
It's something of a crap shoot which behavior you'll get.
Daily Dog Challenge 1268. "Earth Dog"
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I'm so sick of just cleaning my own apartment over and over, i decided to tackle the filthy streets of LA! Just kidding, i just found a broken old vacuum cleaner on the sidewalk. Don't worry, i washed my hands thoroughly after touching it.
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Photo No# 1 of 2.
Here's the story ---
You all have seen this place over the years.
It was like an oasis where one could rest
& take shelter from the monsoon storms.
And for some unknown reason the large tree
that was right behind it fell down and crushed
the entire shelter. Huge mess ! Also for some
unknown reason I've slowly been cleaning up
the pile of broken tile roofing and lumber. I put
lumber in one pile and broken tile in another ;-)
Now what you see here was not done by me.
When we showed up this morning I was quite
surprised to see a crew came in and did this.
The reason I was slowly cleaning and stacking
the material is because I felt good doing it ;-)-
Figured I've been coming here for many years
and the owner knows exactly who I am. I've
never caused any problems and have even
picked up garbage left behind by the field
workers. So I just naturally felt like it was
up to me to help out where ever I can.
In the near future we'll come back out
and find the shelter has been rebuilt.
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As we headed into 2018 after the holiday rush, I began thinking it really hadn't been a bad winter. January brought a cold stretch, but not unbearable really. As the days began to lengthen leading into February I became downright giddy over the prospect of an early spring, despite the prognostication to the contrary by the groundhog. February bright many unseasonably warm days and it did seem that winter was done. But then came March and the mild trend came to an abrupt end. Daily high temperatures began running 15-20 degrees below average and there was significant snowfall to go with the cold. You expect some of that in March, but not every single day. Now were well into April and the situation has not improved much. Other than a bizarre couple of days when temperatures soared into the July range, it's been a continuation of awful weather. Average high here now is 60 but today is barely 38 with snow. In fact there's been rain and/or snow on 14 days so far this month (that's 14 out of 17!). The usual outdoor activities are on hold. Buds, blossoms and blooms are way behind schedule. Spring planting and cleanup are mostly on hold. I captured this view the other day at the entrance of a nearby cemetery where the plantings looks as dead and lifeless as they did back in December. Long stretches of bad weather bring about a sort of siege mentality as people try to go about their daily tasks, still wearing winter coats and gloves and wondering when it will end. Nothing to be done about it, we just carry on and hope for the best.
Earlier today I went out with six teachers and 180 students to do a beach cleanup at the far end of Changi beach...we were pleased to discover that the beach is kept relatively clean.
The back entrance to the nature park I was at yesterday is right along the river and there is this dam. There is no parking near it so, I drove to the closest parking lot, and hiked back over to this location. I wasnt about to not get a shot of this.
I just wish all that clutter wasnt in the water hanging on the edge of the falls. I was hoping it would all flow over and get out of my frame prior to shooting. Oh, I do have very wishful thinking, dont I? LOL.
Enjoy your Sunday everyone. Im heading out to do some shopping :-)
and photos, of course!!