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working hand in hand so to speak: the big excavator and the archaeologist. They are doing test digs to find out if and where there is something worth finding.
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Gute Zusammenarbeit: der grosse Bagger und die Archaeologin. Es werden Proben gemacht um festzustellen ob etwas zu finden ist.
This, ladies and gentlemen, is what happens when you don't hire a certified plumber to do the job well. Now everyone in the building is flushing into this pit. Tomorrow, the city workers will need to come and fit a new pipe and I'd hate to be there when they lift that lid.
The water has been out in our building for a couple of days. We've
been given an hour and a half reprieve to use water and this is where
its all going.
As I opened the window to take this shot I could already smell the putrescence.
Me digging out the basement at my parent's house. We were originally digging it out for a grotto, but I believe that has changed.
Janet digging into the dessert i ordered (forgot the name of this one, too). it consisted of green tea jelly, green tea ice cream, sweet red bean and shiratama (not visible in picture) - similar to the dessert in the previous photo, but placed atop a pile of shaved ice soaked in maccha.
reminds me of ice kachang.
At the Goldenwest swap meet in Huntington Beach.
Those colored vinyls sitting out on top with no sleeves were children's records. I would have bought them except I was on my bike with no basket to carry them in and I gave myself a strict no-purchases rule for this trip. Pictures only.
This dragline has seen better days. It has been sitting for sometime in thick underbrush and trees, now being cleared for some type of business, Near the 106 mile marker on I-30 near Glen Rose, AR.
I happened to noticed this guy on other side of the area at the Tuba Fest doing a lot of squirming. Then I seen why, it was cold this day.
My dad took this picture in the early 60s, with an old Russian camera, probably a Leica of some kind. I've done a little processing, tinting it slightly to look older and adding contrast.
Noëlise Monrose is digging new drains for his banana farm in the Bexon valley in St Lucia. 85 - 90 percent of the banana growers in St Lucia were affected by Hurricane Thomas in October 2010, which caused landslides and flooding throughout the island. As a result waterways were destroyed, fields were silted and yields were lost. Through a FAO intervention, waterways are cleared and windbrakes are planted to protect the fields from hurricanes as the season is approaching.
Photo credit must be given: ©FAO/Truls Brekke. Editorial use only. Copyright FAO
Don't know where this came from Lol! not my usual way of editing ,must be in a gory mood, it was great fun to do though!
Thank you to Batabidd for the original photo~
www.flickr.com/photos/batabidd/3553969213
Geese ~ Muffet~
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Texture~ Skeletal Mess~
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When digging with her forelegs the female braces herself on the other legs which are spread in a characteristic "star" pattern. This picture shows the slim, parallel-sided abdomen with dark "powder-puff" of hairs near the tip.
Blinding snow and wind didn't slow this clam digger down much, since he "...promised Mumma a good bucketful tonight, by-the-Jesus!" Temperatures hovered just around freezing, but that was fairly warm for this veteran digger. Although he sure was taken by surprise when two huskies appeared out of nowhere and started licking his face! If only I'd caught a picture of that :)
Watching Green Woodpecker digging in the local school field. Recent heavy rain has softened the turf and the Woodpecker were quite literally beak deep digging for insects and worms.
March 2019