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A young snow monkey at Jigokudani Monkey Park in Nagano, Japan.
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When digging for bottles there is a lot of "dump" you dig through. A lot of junk but looking back I wished I would of kept more of it!
Digging stuff in a 1950s dump, the Silverwood's Cream Top quarts are hard to find intact since they're almost always broken, these 2 have painted logos and the second I go to clean them it will all wash off, same for the Crush bottle. The Royal Milk Guelph pint I'm quite happy with though, the crude bluish clay marble I'm 99% sure is a Bennington circa 1890.
One of the expansion joints on the westbound I-90 East Channel Bridge near Mercer Island, WA is slowly exposed by contracgtor crews. The expansion joint is embedded in concrete nearly a foot deep. Exposing it is hard, time-consuming work.
Contractor crews are replacing the two expansion joints on the bridge because they've outlived their useful lifespan. The joints are 33 years old and deteriorating. There are cracks in the steel and the rubber seal is broken.
Replacing the expansion joints is necessary to preserve the bridge and ensure the safety of drivers.
The 2009 ICF Canoe Sprint World Championships are happening this weekend in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia. The boys and I went down today and had a great morning shooting the races.
Workers from Hunt-Fortis Construction, Inc. work on the expansion of Valley Football Center at Oregon State University. On Jan. 25, 2016 bones of a mammoth and other ancient creatures were discovered. Date: Jan. 26, 2016 (photo: Theresa Hogue)
GPS survey instrument is used to precisely mark the location of each underground utility. Data collected from the hand-held device is recorded and reviewed before major duct installation takes place.
I bought a big bag of Squirrel & Critter Mix the other day thinking the squirrels would just love this new mixture of corn, peanuts, sunflower and red wheat. Well, they don't. They dig through it hunting the peanuts and then hours later when they get hungry they come back and pick through the rest.
I don't know how to break it to them - but it was a BIG bag.