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52 Weeks of Pix 2014
Week 12 of 52
Theme: Green/Blue
With construction going on at a local water plant, there are several container modules for storage, I suppose. Here's a green one and a blue one.
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Railpool (BLS) Re 465 015 with Cat's Eye branding approaches Kiesen with the 50561 08:24 Oensingen to Gwatt Co-op container service.
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I get enormous satisfaction in the way I setup our trash container on the bathroom. I designed it with a few things in mind:
Trash containers in the home or office perform best without a lid. Nothing should interfere with your ability to throw something away. Operating a lid with your hand or foot is often clumsy, loud, and sometimes take a remarkable amount of effort. If smell from the trash becomes a problem, then take it out frequently or change your purchasing and eating habits.
All trash containers should have a bag or liner. It’s easy to remove all contents at once. And anything that is wet is then trapped and easily removed. Here I’m using the most basic type of plastic bag from the grocery store. People often have a collection of these bags. Reusing them for this purpose is great.
I constructed this container out of something so simple: a paper bag, cut to size for that size of plastic bag, and with the base reinforced with the bit that I cut off. And naturally it matches other aspects of our bathroom (like the foot lifter device for our slightly-too-high toilet).
If you think about it nearly everything we eat, wear and use has been shipped wholly or partly in a container at some stage of its lifecycle.
The Port of Zeebrugge is a large container, bulk cargo, new vehicles and passenger ferry terminal port on the North Sea. The port is located in the municipality of Bruges, West Flanders in the Flemish Region of Belgium, handling over 50 million tonnes of cargo annually.
A micro is a small geocaching container. This container has been painted camouflage.
This container which was originally a match container for camping makes a better container than a 35mm film container as this one has a screw top with watertight seal.
A micro is usually only big enough for the log and maybe a writing instrument.
DB Schenker 66024 heading the 6C48 Workington Docks to Carlisle Yard intermodal at Crofton, near Wigton, on Tuesday 27th March 2012. Taken on private land with the kind permission of the farmer. Next week the bull would have been in the field, so this Spring viewpoint was made just in time! These striking ISO containers made the sea crossing from Tees Dock to Rotterdam then continued by DB Schenker freight service to Buna Werke near Halle in Germany for reloading (Thank you Adrian Nicholls of DB Schenker for the info).
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This is a round lock n lock container that has been spray painted camouflage.
A small geocache container is usually big enough for a log book and some small trading items.
Client build to showcase custom designed furniture in a container style pod / community village.
I design buildings, and home furnishings in Second Life. I am currently looking for design projects. If you would like to commission me, please send me an email or contact me in Second Life (Nathan Babcock).
Houses made from cargo containers, right down the street from my house! These are so cool. And they say that the power bill shouldn't get over $40/month. I believe these are the ones made from four 8-by-32 foot shipping containers ("one-trippers" emptied of cargo at American docks) that will be assembled into a nearly 1,300-square-foot home.
Container ship in the San Francisco Bay with the Marin headlands in the background, San Francisco, CA.
Shot for 7DOS, Weekly theme groceries, Shoot anything Saturday. New glass containers to hold my left-over groceries. I really love these, this is my second set - one set wasn't enough. I do like to cook enough to have leftovers - makes my life easy - call me lazy LOL!
Container Cargo freight ship with working crane bridge in shipyard at dusk for Logistic Import Export background
An eastbound CSX train with containers and auto racks passes Marion Union Station on the Mt. Victory Subdivision.
A shipping container. The purpose of this build was to define (To me) how a shipping container should be built, so that it was both realistic and functional, while setting a standard that at least I can adhere to while building. It is 8 studs wide and 13 studs long. Note that this is a half sized container, and the normal ones you see would be 26 studs long.
CIE container CEIU060175 1 (IRL2209), UNI-FLEX container UF OU389249 (USA2210) and unidentified half-size container on their wagons in the Yard at Tralee, July 1982.
A shot I took at Hancock Shaker Village in Pittsfield, Massachusetts (USA). More on yesterday's blog: commonplacebeautyphotography.blogspot.com/2014/10/looking...