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I felt a little bored staying at home all day, so I decided to take my camera and walkabout my island. Though it was dangerous it was quite relaxing and fun. The Rambler container port was once the largest container port in the world.
Some of our 5000 single cupcake containers with our customized "Pixar 25" stickers on them.
We are GREEN!!! Our containers are made of corn!!!
Freightliner 66416 although still wearing DRS livery, from Southampton Maritime Container Terminal, weaves its way through Central Station before entering the tunnel under the city.
See those containers stacked with the windows on the sides of them? Inside are fully decorated offices. There are lights, chairs, desks and wall units with file folders in them. You can see employees talking and working. I assume these are temporary and have something to do with the construction on Alte Schönhauser Straße. From the weblog: theberlinimage.blogspot.com/
Name: Container Transport
Adress: Ribistrasse 5, 4460 Gelterkinden
Phone: 061 983 10 40
Email: info@twfonline.ch
Web: www.twfonline.ch
Container Love: shipping container decorated with knitted and crocheted squares. Sumner, Christchurch.
File reference: CCL-2012-05-12-Around-Sumner-May-2012 DSC_023.JPG
From the collection of Christchurch City Libraries.
"The Container Café servery is made up of four individual containers, which were fitted out off-site and then craned into position. One of the four is ostensibly decorative and used for branding, but also serves to create a canopy for the pizza offer below and to mask the external portion of the brick buttress.
The yellow container houses the ice-cream offer, whilst the red serves pizza. A grey container alongside contains the pot-wash and prep area. All have been adapted to allow access through, with the pizza area also featuring a glazed screen to allow customers see the prep area, adding visual interest whilst they order and underline the freshness of the offer. Three further containers have been painted and opened up (with one also cut in half) to provide semi-covered seating areas, in addition to the loose furniture in the courtyard."
Read more: www.dexigner.com/news/27238
Newly installed in 2014, they are looking a little shabby now. Time to consider a lick of paint.
A bit of rust here and there and quite a few dents but I'm sure it will look lovely with a lick of paint.
Nitroglycerin Containers in bed of the Schuster Torpedo Co. explosives truck on display at the Kansas Oil Museum in El Dorado Kansas.
Seattle's container port: Trucks roll up, the crane picks up the container and places it carefully on the ship. Big win for standardization of The Box