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Bouwafval, gedumpt in containers kan soms hele mooie artistieke beelden opleveren. In het verleden heb ik dat al vaker gefotografeerd maar dan zonder de container er bij. Dit gaat veranderen.
Vanaf nu (maart 2018) zal ik bij elke containerfoto ook een foto plaatsen van de container zelf.
Ik plaats hier alleen containers die ik in Den Haag heb gezien. Ik zal er ook de straatnaam bij vermelden.
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La E652.126 transita a Marina di Cerveteri con il TC 51261 per Cannizzaro.
The E652.126 passes trough Marina di Cerveteri with the TC train 51261 to Cannizzaro
A container train heads west behind a filthy Railpool TRAXX unit, number 186 535. Railpool is a locomotive lessor, but I don't know who is actually operating the train. Based on the other container trains I saw, it may have been Metrans.
Evaluate the need of your business to have shipping containers. Of course, you need these containers if you are in a manufacturing business and selling your goods to different wholesalers, retailers and buyers. The more important thing to consider is how will these shipping containers be used? Will they serve for transport or for storage purposes?
Whole bean coffee in a glass container with an aluminum scoop.
Read more about Art of Making Coffee over at my blog.
GE CM20EMP(CC 206) diesel locomotive leading the container freight train from Kalimas to Tanjung Priok port.
Small exhibition of containers made by the BA Jewellery and Silversmithing students in the School of Jewellery.
Taken with Panasonic 20mm f1.7 lens on Panasonic GX7.
approaching container house from the north. a real contrast to the assortment of post-50's timber houses nearby. nestled in - or more like, cut in to the sheer rock bank, the container house thrives in a challenging location. less than 1km from wellington's southern coast, the south wind shrieks up the valley. for those of you living in the northern hemisphere, down here the southerly is the one that travels direct from Antarctica to freeze the marrow in your bones, rather than the comfortable warm breeze you enjoy on a hot summer's day.
see also this shot
I've been emptying out all of my containers. Since the soil is so bad around here and I don't have a lot of full-sun areas I grow a lot of things in containers. I have to empty them all out before winter so they don't crack. They get put away in the garage for safe keeping.
check out my gardening blog: www.ChiotsRun.com
Proper forestry containers have many advantages over polybags. They train roots to grow straight and encourage air pruning and development of a good root plug. Growers can grow the same sized tree in a smaller container with better root development and higher survival and more rapid growth in the field. Here, three different containers are shown that wold be appropriate sized for each tree. Because containers are usually smaller than polybags, adjustments need to be made in the nursery to watering schedules and overall time to grow out the seedlings. All containers shown were purchased from Stuewe and Sons, www.stuewe.com.
36 of 40. A series of largely random pictures taken whilst travelling as a passenger aboard the CMA CGM PUCCINI a 65,000 ton container vessel. The voyage was from London to Perth during February and March 2017. The ship takes up to 6 passengers (initially only my wife and myself) and the route was around Northern Europe, Gibraltar, the Med, Suez Canal, East Africa, Reunion and Fremantle (Perth Australia).
0739 Felixstowe South F.L.T. to Lawley Street F.L.T. service heads through Colchester station at speed seen at 0857
Wondering where your gucci purse you ordered is? It's in one of these containers. This was the HK harbor, and this was just about 1/15th of the entire dock yard.
Work trip to Hong Kong.
For some reason we took the bus to Lantau Island which was apparently the wrong choice (next time take the ferry). But it let us see the city from high above which was great. This was our double decker tour to Lantau Island from Kowloon.
A container ship slowly enters San Francisco Bay,with The City's skyline behind it. Seen from our ferry to Sausalito.
Locomotive 151 035 passes through Marburg (Lahn) with a container freight train in the direction of Kassel
I really enjoyed this short cruise of the Port of Los Angeles from Sprit Cruises. This departed from the Ports O'Call Village on Nagoya Way
in San Pedro, California. I saw a bunch of boats and the lighthouse at the end of the breakwater. I definitely recommend this to people who
want to see this amazing working port up close. These are the shots of the container ship Xin Ou Zhou.