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Surprising how puny these containers look when loaded on a huge ship

Looks way down , and of course it is

Die Bilder in diesem Album gehören zu meinem Reisebericht auf meiner Website www.reiselust.me:

 

"TEU und FEU.

Ohne Container würde die Globalisierung nicht funktionieren. 2014."

 

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HDR of containers in Rotterdam harbor

Each container replaces, at a minimum, one truck on the highway. Hence, each car here replaces at least two trucks (the containers are double stacked). The entire train replaces about 250-300 trucks.

Winter sowing containers. View large size to see more detail.

Winter sowing containers. View large size to see more detail.

NW corner of 50th Street and Morgan

Seen at Port of Miami

 

IMO number 9204491

MMSI 304617000

Gross tonnage 8737 tons

DWT 9113 tons

Year of build 1999

Builder NEW SZCZECIN SHIPYARD - SZCZECIN, POLAND

Flag ANTIGUA & BARBUDA

Home port SAINT JOHN'S

Manager & owner MARCONSULT SCHIFFAHRT - HAMBURG, GERMANY

Former names ANGELA JURGENS until 2004 Mar

My big container by the deck turned out pretty well. The Goldilocks creeping jenny spilling over the sides is very reliable and dramatic. The magenta impatiens were dependable and bloomed all summer, although they looked a little sun-bleached. The Swallowtail coleus was a little boring, though. It was a replacement for the disappointing Kong Rose coleus. I tried two Kongs and both died on me.

 

Here's how it started off a few months before.

This is a small stoneware “jug” that had a “temoku” glaze on it and was then fired in a wood-fired kiln with salt tossed in (salt fired). At the time I was doing this work I was also getting seriously into rock climbing and I loved all the perlon rope and knots and such. So, I experimented with combining old and new.

 

The knot on the left side of the left bail is a sliding knot so that it tightens to hold the cork firm and loosens to remove cork.

A front view of the container gantry crane in the old New Zealand Railways goods yard in Oamaru. These gantry cranes were a standard design used throughout New Zealand to transfer containers between road and rail. 12/08/17.

Alivar was established in 1984, inspired by the idea of re-enacting some of the masterpieces of modern furnishing and design history. Today, Alivar is in fact internationally renowned as being the only company that produces the most complete and fully comprehensive range of furnishings and furnishing accessories designed by some of the great past masters.

 

Alivar creates solutions suited to the furnishing of the entire home, a rational living area consisting of tables, chairs, cupboards and bookcases of minimalist and sleek design; a living room area that is highly welcoming and complete with sofas, reclining chairs, armchairs, poufs and Tv support elements; as well as a sophisticated bedroom area with beds and furnishings.

 

Featuring the purest and most minimal styling, with no excessive decorative elements, in which the focus is on practical functionality. Materials which are mixed and matched easily, enhancing each object with its own distinctive personality: with an accent on the quilted texture leather used for the seating and on the stainless steel used for the supporting frameworks.

 

A truly modern and refined style, ideal for those who seek simplicity in all things, and those who consider the functionality of objects that surround him as being of primary importance. For more information call 877.881.9191 for the Cantoni nearest you. You can also email info@cantoni.com. cantoni.com/modern-furniture/alivar

Docklands, Melbourne, Australia. September 2010

container terminal doel

Burnt trash container

I don't normally go monochrome but the colour balance was so whacked out in this one, I thought it wise. That and the fact that the image lends itself reasonably well to the shadow and mood of a black and white presentation (I think).

The skylight over the upstairs bath.

Container Garden liking the heat.

Jun 2009@Chuo-ku, Tokyo, Japan.

Testje handheld met de 1000mm naar de overkant van het water.

Part of a train of container freight, passing through Bletchley station on 26.11.10. Photograph taken with a Minolta X300 and Miranda 70-210mm zoom lens.

Added this container by path to the front door. Brings out the eggplant color of the front door, the brushed nickel house numbers, ties in the pink color from the pink flowers from the parking strip

Testje handheld met de 1000mm naar de overkant van het water.

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