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No one at the office had tried their hand at the papercraft project in the newsletter so I made an oversized one (took the 8.5"x11" template and resized it for 11"x17") with a li'l lamprey action. This should get their imaginations running, one way or another.
I had a hell of a time opening the door to this room. It was frozen shut.
This freezer is probably older than most that will visit this page. :D
It was already old when I started working at this company 26 years ago.
The Federal Cold Storage Building (Wholey's Smiling Fish) at 15th Street and Penn Avenue in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, on June 12, 2019.
Trucks filled of potato's at Cold Storage.
If there is no direct customer of potato's it goes to cold storage otherwise it goes straight to the warehouse of the customer(Dallal).
When a lobsterman returns from checking his or her traps they store their catch in a box called a lobster car. This is attached to a buoy in the cove or harbor where their boats are moored. When they have enough to take to market they haul them in and take them to a buyer or a lobster pound. Note the gull that has landed on the bow of the boat looking for a hand out.
After removing the glob of snot that was hot glue, we confirmed that all of the "repairs" done prior to shipping the thing back did not involve any solder whatsoever. They also obliterated a few cap pads in whatever it was they were doing.
Succumbed to cravings, we had a sashimi fix despite subway sandwiches for dinner. Its really convenient at Parkway as the subway deli is just sandwiched (no pun intended!) between Sakuraya Fish Market and Cold Storage.
After receiving the papercraft submission for the newsletter, the HR department went nuts and turned the center office pillar into a refrigerator door of sorts.
Designed to warehouse large volumes of food and products, much of the building is made up of pillars and supports.
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