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"Burly, dozing humblebee, Where thou art is clime for me. Let them sail for Porto Rique, Far-off heats through seas to seek. I will follow thee alone, Thou animated torrid-zone!"

Author: Ralph Waldo Emerson

Source: The Humble-Bee

 

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Man dozes off at the Yonghe Temple, Dongcheng, Beijing, China

Holding the soccer ball.

Swan, Abbotsbury Swannery, Dorset, England

Daisy having a ... morning nap. ^_^ I swear they sleep in later than me.

My fave of the bunch.

Aim to reach 10,000 views by Jan 26th. Views so far: 9,656.

Various pictures of different typs of heavy equipment are provided here in this set.

 

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he makes me smile.

Parkland Walk, Crouch Hill January 2011.

I really like this detail shot in B & W.

Dedicated to a very special friend who has been a big inspiration to me.

Dozer - Reproduction of an early Lesney Matchbox toy, made around 40 years after the originals.

  

"Unknown Pleasures"

Artist: Casey Weldon (assisted by Rich Stevens)

Painted: September 2017

Located: Beacon Hill, Seattle, Washington, USA

Event: Dozer's Warehouse

From my recent trip to the RetroArcade Museum in Beacon, NY. I wrote up a bunch of what I learned about how these amazing electromechanical games work here: Retro Arcade Museum: An Electromechanical Wonderland.

This is Hastings Bulldozer grave yard.

Caterpillar 953K sitting in Jackson, GA.

He's sleeping after having eaten earlier. He's a Black throated monitor lizard (Varanus albitularis microstictus). Black throat monitors are native to sub-Sahara Africa. I hesitated to post this because of of the poor quality due to being taken throgh plexiglas but I have very few profile photos of "Dozer." Photo by Frank

Dozer will happily eat you

The best one-handed air golfer I ever saw.

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.

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