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Superior's road dozer takes on some snow in Cloquet today as it heads west to plow out the Casco Sub. The mainline was pretty much void of snow except for a few spots, mainly due to very warm weather this week.
.... a little turn of her head (because she poses even in her sleep.... lol) and then she continued to nap.
Velvet wants to doze off, and I am, again, in her face with the camera!
She's loving her new blankie!
Old Caterpillar crawler tractor has been long retired as evidenced by the poplar tree growing though the machine. The blue box on the post with a chain attached is a cattle oiler. Farmers use these to treat their cattle to protect them from parasites. The cattle rub themselves on chain and absorb the medicine through their hide.
Used for removing and restoring the topsoil on a pipeline Right-a-way. The blade rotates moving the topsoil off to the side.
Short-billed Dowitcher (Limnodromus griseus) ~ Fort DeSoto
A small group of short-billed dowitchers have a snooze in the calm lagoon at North Beach. Some peace before the throngs of weekend beach goers arrive.
Thanks for visiting!
On the bus. This gent dozed most of the way home - don't blame him. Silver Efex Pro 2: Agfa APX Pro 100 with 66% Green filter
This is a 1:24 scale model of one of the largest bulldozers in the world, Caterpillar D11T.
Features of the model:
- Planetary subtractor for simple control of driving and steering;
- Automatic track tensioning;
- Remotely controlled driving and steering, blade and ripper operation plus motorized access ladder;
- Complete set of lights.
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Der anstrengende Teil ihres Lebens findet im Wasser statt. An Land sieht man Seehunde und Robben meist beim entspannen. Der junge Seehund auf dem Foto hat sich zum dösen eine Kiesbank an der Südspitze von Langeland ausgesucht. Von allen Bildern, die ich während meines Urlaubs gemacht habe, habe ich mich in diesem am ehesten wiedergefunden. 😇
The strenuous part of their lives takes place in the water. On land, seals and sea lions are usually seen relaxing. The young seal in the photo has chosen a gravel bank at the southern tip of Langeland to doze off. Of all the pictures I took during my holiday, this is the one I identify with most. 😇
A Cat D4 Dozer which is used to shift the sand brought onto the beach by a dredge at Capel Sound boatramp. Port Phillip, Victoria, Australia.
The incredible mix of Bernese Mountain Dog, Golden Retriever, Black Labrador, and Malamute has given me a companion like no other! When we hike, Dozer occasionally stops to catch his breath, which provides me with the perfect moment to appreciate the breathtaking scenery around us. In those beautiful pauses, we both feel an immense gratitude for our shared journey. Dozer's enthusiasm is contagious, motivating us to continue exploring the wonders that await. Now that he's four, I'm filled with excitement for the countless adventures that lie ahead with my faithful hiking buddy by my side!
I haven't slept for almost 40 hours. I didn't have any patience for a photo today.
I'm not entirely fond of this edit, so we'll see if it stays.
206/365.
Haha I'm reminded of.
"I'VE GOT THE CAFFEINE PATCH! It's my invention. You can stay awake for days with NO side effects!.......... AHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!....sorry."
Adventure Dogs on their first beach vacation. I took this at Bodie Island Lighthouse waiting for the man to get the off road permit. Then we hit the beach!