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Tanjong Pagar Shipyard

Singapore

 

Lomo Diana Mini camera

 

May 2010

 

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8138 and 8179 fly downhill through Jannali with 9138 UP Manildra Container Service from Nowra/Bombaderry

 

Saturday 18th January 2014

New Zealand

Our ship Ovation of the Seas is so big it has to dock in the container terminal.

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Containerschiff (Container ship)

Aufnahme: 2020-08-24

Baujahr: 1998 | DWT: 33977t | Breite: 30m | Ladekapazität: 2468 TEU

ISO shipping containers built from Scalescenes card kits

 

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Das Container-Terminal Bremerhaven aus der Luft gesehen.

The Container-Terminal Bremerhaven seen from the air. Maybe the Tetris music would fit here :)

Creeping Jenny, Pink Zinnas, Angelonia, Lantana, and Lavender

Aurizon Container service T178 is seen near Marrickville Station (Next to Marrickville Ave) with G516/LDP004 on 8th of January 2018.

Container wagon QP49/B with a Brambles oil tank container loaded. Circa 1993.

Port of Freeport Bahamas Container shipyard with heavy lifting Cranes and a ship coming in to dock assisted by tug boats

Veggies, Herbs, and their Pests in my Container Garden behind our building during the Summer 2007

Celebrating 500 years of Le Havre (1517-2017) Container Arch Structure by Vincent Ganivet. Behind MSC NERISSA - Port of Le Havre, 1st french port for container traffic.

I love Jade plants and succulents and have been seeing tons of cute ideas on Pinterest lately.

 

I've had the green glass container and Fire King hobnail containers for a while and thought it was about time to use them for something. I can't bring myself to use unflawed Pyrex for planting, so I chose this mug and bowl to repurpose as planters. The Old Town Blue mug is chipped near the rim and the blue primary is beyond dwd.

 

I added a layer of rocks on the bottom of each dish for air, since there aren't any drainage holes in these containers. Then soil and more rocks on top for decoration and to keep the soil from going everywhere. :)

Port Adelaide, South Australia

container ship margate

Double-stacked containers dominate the consist of Indiana Railroad westbound SAHW as it rolls over Tulip Trestle in Greene County, Indiana.

20 year old Ilford Delta 100 Pro, in Rodinal/R09.

Centerm in Port of Vancouver & wildfire smoke

Containers in North Harbour, Copenhagen, Denmark

Beyond Killer 1940s Santa candy container.....very unusual...the top half is plaster and the bottom is paper pulp.....marked Made in the US occupied Zone Germany....

South Korea....DSME yard....We were returning back from sea trials (we are still in grey undercoat) two "blocks" for the Maersk M class container ships were being towed into the shipyard they may not look it from here but they are BIG

2. One-Container House, USA

This 40-foot one-container model, called Modular Dwelling Unit (MDU) by New York-based design company LOT-EK is colorful, shows a clean design and was built with reused industrial materials. According to the company website, MDUs have been designed for “individuals moving around the globe.” That takes the question if one’s shipment has arrived to a whole new level!

 

A container crane (also container handling gantry crane or ship-to-shore crane) is a type of large dockside gantry crane found at container terminals for loading and unloading intermodal containers from container ships.

  

Container cranes consist of a supporting framework that can traverse the length of a quay or yard, and a moving platform called a "spreader". The spreader can be lowered down on top of a container and locks onto the container's four locking points ("cornercastings"), using a twistlock mechanism. Cranes normally transport a single container at once, however some newer cranes have the capability to pick up two to four 20-foot containers at once.

Container ship going under the Bay Bridge

GE CM20EMP(CC 206) diesel locomotive feat Java container freight train from Kalimas.

Un variopinto Treno Combinato proveniente da Bicocca e diretto a Milano Smistamento transita nei pressi di Collevecchio, sui magnifici Colli dell'Alto Lazio, trainato dalla "Tigre" E652.090.

Nota: foto ripulita da graffiti.

 

A multicoloured intermodal train from Bicocca (in Sicily) to Milan Smistamento passes near Collevecchio, on the amazing Hills of High Lazio, hauled by the "Tiger" E652.090.

This container was also ordered by my friend. I don't know its purpose yet - I guess she'll be keeping some romance books in it ;-)

  

ANSH scavenger20 containers

 

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