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What was once my grandparents favorite place to shop, is now long since gone. This old food item remains though. The Foodtown used to be located in Twin Rivers.
This matte gold porcelain container has a sea urchin appearance. The unique variations in the glaze allow it to blend with gold or brass furnishings. This is the perfect hiding place for a treasure or two. cantoni.com/shop/shop-the-look/golden-opportunities/nimbu...
so many neat colors to choose from. The container store is definitely a fun stop when we are in Northern VA.
We saw this container unloading yard from our ship, and I was drawn to the repetition of elements in the industrial setting.
Maximum load signage on 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.
Here's Mpundu on the antique dumper, preparing a base to take the shipping container which will become one of the permanent stores for some of the Brass Tacks tools.
This afternoon I spent some time to finish some of my undecorated containers. This is the final look of them on my husky cars.
Lloyd’s Register Energy in cooperation with Swire Oilfield Services and CEA Songkhla held a seminar on Offshore Container Certification. The seminar presented by Nigel Tijou of LRE focused on providing a high-level overview about container standards and legislation that will help inform key decisions about their safety and manufacture. The seminar also covered what regulations are required and when, including comparisons of DNV 2.7-1, EN 12079 and the new ISO 10855 standard.
Over 70 professionals for the Oil & Gas sectors and offshore industry were in attendance at the event in Songkhla. After Nigel had finished his presentation the floor was open for guests to pose their questions giving them a greater insight into the history, regulations, standards and other requirements that are needed ensure critical assets perform safely.