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A variety of containers carried on QRN's superfreighter 5BM7.
The train includes low-deck 4xTEU 81ft flats (deck height 1020mm, or 3ft 4in).
The port of Bremerhaven is the sixteenth-largest container port in the world and the fourth-largest in Europe with 4.9 million twenty-foot equivalent units (TEU) of cargo handled in 2007 and 5,5 million in 2015. The container terminal is situated on the bank of the river Weser opening to the North Sea. In the wet dock parts, accessible by two large locks, more than 2 million cars are imported or exported every year with 2,3 million in 2014. Bremerhaven imports and exports more cars than any other city in Europe. Another million tons of "High-and-Heavy" goods are handled with ro-ro ships. In 2011 a new panamax-sized lock has replaced the 1897 Kaiserschleuse, then the largest lock worldwide. [Wikipedia
It seems to be an unwritten rule that microspace builders need a container ship somewhere in their fleet. Thus, I built this little number, an interplanetary tugboat which latches to barges such as this one. I'm fairly happy with the design, the idea was generally a space Model T. As such, it comes in any color, so long as it's black. The engines are able to rotate and I'll probably flesh them out in the future somewhat. Very much inspired by this ship by нawk.
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A local restaurant has hooked me up with their food grade plastic
containers. Each week they go through many a lot of plastic that can
hold about one gallon of liquids. We have all sorts of uses for them
from toolshed applications to fermentation containers.
Parking the World’s Largest Container Cranes at EUROGATE Container Terminal Wilhelmshaven, Germany
A large container ship idles in a harbor next to a row of industrial cranes.
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Spotted a female 'binnie' collecting discarded containers from the street side as well as from rubbish containers. © Henk Graalman
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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This picture shows the proper use of a food tupperware container. This container protect the food from freezer burn, bacteria, and spoilage. You should only keep food in tupperware for about 5days then after that dispose of unconsumed food.
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.
Just to prove that the trash container is indeed bear-proof.
Taken along the highway from Skagway to White Horse.
More photos from our Alaska trip.
Image scanned from print and processed using GIMP.