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This handsome young dog is DOZER, a 1 – 1 1/2 year old Lab/Pit mix who’s gentle, affectionate and eager to please. Since he’s a little shy and submissive, he’ll need very kind handling and training to help him build his confidence. He’s nice with other dogs. Dozer is looking for a calm, loving home.
Dozer lives in kennel 32.
For more information about Dozer, contact doginfo@apsofdurham.org.
This handsome young dog is DOZER, a 1 – 1 1/2 year old Lab/Pit mix who’s gentle, affectionate and eager to please. Since he’s a little shy and submissive, he’ll need very kind handling and training to help him build his confidence. He’s nice with other dogs. Dozer is looking for a calm, loving home.
Dozer lives in kennel 32.
For more information about Dozer, contact doginfo@apsofdurham.org.
The dozer in front of the Laws (Living accomodatoin) platform.
The Laws platform is a jackable steel platform 5 m off the snow surface. The building has triple glazed windows and a flat roof. The underside of the structure is shaped to allow the prevailing wind past without restriction, minimising any drift formation about the base.
It measures 58.6 m long and 14.6 m wide this houses the sleeping area. The living area - comprising, kitchen, lounge, computer room, offices and library. The services area, which are the generators, workshops, food stores and laundry. These are connected by a central corridor extending through the whole length of the building.
Mount St. Helens Photo Archive
Mount St. Helens. Washington. 1980.
Typed information accompanying contact prints:
Roll #14 June 11, 1980
18. View looking north of the northeast corner of the operator's cab on the caterpillar tractor.
Photos of Mount St. Helens area, June 4 to 11, 1980 taken by Hugh H. Kieffer, many from helicopter using Honeywell Pentax 6X7 (70 mm film), 105 mm lens.
khh_14A_10_18
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This very rare Centaur Dozer has been restored by BAIV B.V. from The Netherlands. The majority of Dozers were converted to gun tanks after D-Day.