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Wan Lu Yuan. Haikou, Hainan Province, China.

The dock is the focal point of the Stanley Dock Conservation Area. In 2006, work commenced on a £20 million extension of the Leeds and Liverpool Canal, providing a further 1.4 miles of navigable waterway[ towards the Pier Head. As of March 2007, plans have been unveiled for the warehouses to be redeveloped into office space and a total of 930 apartments. The plans involve digging out the centre of the tobacco warehouse to create a garden-filled courtyard.

 

The site featured as part of the Most Haunted Live! Liverpool investigation in January 2009 and in the 2011 superhero film Captain America: The First Avenger.

 

The remaining parts of the northern warehouse were in a "poor" condition, and on the Heritage at Risk Register 2011, but were approved for redevelopment.[The northern warehouse has since been developed in to a hotel devoted to the White Star Line's RMS Titanic liner, which has strong links to the area's history of docks and shipping.

(as per Wikipedia)

  

someone dug out halfway and either gave up or took a really long break

A random child having fun in the sun, digging in the gravel... The girl was having a great time scooping sand up and then licking it off of her hands...

Mining for precious stones and gems! They haven't started digging yet as the pavement is still there.

I will be helping a friend and neighbor with his garden

 

We tilled the soil today and he gave his elderly dog a chance to dig, which doggie apparently loves.

 

His wife put that love of digging to work when they lived in North Carolina and hhad doggie dig holes in the thick clay soil for their roses

Sunday was Father's Day in the U.S. My brother-in-law's son gave him 2,500 square feet of sod for his lawn as a gift. We all got to help. It wasn't just sod, it was plantings, redesigning the sprinkler system, digging ditches, shopping on the way for ice and water. I am now officially tired and sore. I'm a photographer, for heaven's sake, not a gardener.

Digging Deeper workshop today reflecting on community cohesion through partnership approach

I visited the Riverbanks Zoo and Gardens in Columbia, SC - USA. This brown bear (grizzly) was digging for a snack in the residence.

Noble library patrons literally started digging into summer

Some bees investigating a heliconia (?) flower.

Digging for the construction of plumbing, blurred images

The hole to hold the base of a TriEx 470.

Digging for the construction of plumbing, blurred images

We have this small area in the backyard that just never seemed to grow grass. Once the kids got old enough, it became a digging plot. So Christian wanted Grandpa to help him dig to China. But first he needed to really get a big hole going, and he surprised himself with one of the digs!

The second day with the digger digging the foundations and all is going to plan. Apart from a slight problem with a small water pipe which was easily fixed!

I was told what kind of fish he was pulling up but I can't remember the name. I did enjoy talking with that girl and her Mother. They were so knowledgeable.

I nearly banged on the window as I have some pretty little miniture narcissi planted there...probably already eaten, we'll see!

A part of my project: "Decay".

Digging the trenches for the foundation. I am either pondering life's great mysteries or taking a break.

 

Photo by Lisa

During our visit to Pilanesberg Game Park, we came across so many warthog. This pair was using their tusks to dig for roots in the ground. Notice how one of them is on it's knees. It looks uncomfortable, but most of them eat this way.

Digging up trees at Gowanbank ready for replanting at the lochside.

Jayda wanted to bury her feet so I told her to dig a hole. Chloe joined in on the fun. Her hole ended up being deeper than j's and we all got covered in sand thanks to the dog.

It is hard to believe your eyes, but here is Sean doing some physical labor, digging to place in pipes and conduit for the garden.

This is one corner of my front yard after Ike.

 

We are slowing digging out.

 

No internet at home yet ,as you can see in photo that our computer satellite got smashed.

 

After 2 weeks we finally have electricity back though. :)

Digging for the construction of plumbing, blurred images

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