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The great folks at the The Dell Farm with a home made cutter sleigh and miniature pony. It was a dark dusk at this point and a cold February evening to boot so out come the radio slaves with a speedlight on a stand behind the horse and click a simble image gets interesting.
Coast Guard surface asset crews intercept unsafe, overloaded vessels and rescue the people aboard them in the Windward Passage, May 9-27, 2022. The rescue crews arrived on scene, gave out lifejackets for safety, and transferred the people from the unsafe vessel to a Coast Guard cutter. Once aboard a Coast Guard cutter, all people receive basic medical attention, fresh attire, food, and water. Their condition is evaluated with the assistance of a Creole interpreter. Coast Guard crew members conduct background checks on each person for the crew’s safety. Each person’s personal property is itemized and stored separately while onboard the cutter and returned when they depart the cutter. The Coast Guard ensures the safe return of the people to Haiti with the assistance of the Haitian Coast Guard. Irregular maritime migration is always dangerous and often deadly because of the inherent risks of the sea. People attempting this voyage will be intercepted and subject to repatriation to their country of origin. Do not take to the sea. (U.S. Coast Guard video by Petty Officer 3rd Class Erik Villa Rodriguez)
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The new Cutter building at Woodhorn Museum in Northumberland is stunning - inspired by monster coal cutting machines
© 2015 Tony Worrall
ALAMEDA, Calif.-- Burlap sacks filled with packages of cocaine lie in the hold of a Panamanian fishing vessel in international waters off the coast of Panama in late March. The drugs were discovered by a boarding team from the Coast Guard Cutter Active.
The contraband, fishing boat, and five suspected smugglers were turned over the Panamanian authorities. U.S. Coast Guard photo
Corbin Mills, of Easley, SC, practices bunker shots at Cutter Creek Golf Club on Tuesday. Mills, who has played in the Masters, will be taking part in the SwingThought Tour event at Cutter Creek ths week. Photo by Zach Frailey / The Free Press
The original box that came with my late Great Grandmother's Duncan Hines vegetable cutter set that was manufactured in May of 1958.
It even still had the original instruction manual.
Thank goodness that my Mammaw kept the box with the cutter stored in the closet, it was quite a find and the cutter set is made of American stainless steel.
Had some letter shaped cookie cutters around for ages. Unfortunately I only had one cutter for each letter which lead to the creative spelling.
Strobist info : SB-28 on 1/4 power with omniboune through a white diffusion panel. Flash was mounted on a mini tripod at the top of the photo.
CAPE MAY, N.J. – The Coast Guard Cutter Dependable and its crew transit through Cape May Harbor on their way home to Cape May, N.J., Sunday, Feb. 1, 2009. The crew of the Dependable returned from a monthlong Florida Straits patrol between Cuba and the Florida Keys, Fla., and three weeks at Naval Station Mayport, Fla., to conduct annual training. U.S. Coast Guard photo/Petty Officer 3rd Class Jonathan Lindberg.