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An old hand or "eggbeater" drill. Still use in occasionally for fun and as a reminder of how everything took so much longer back then.
Surprisingly they are still available...
On the way in the scorching heat of the Atacama Desert to Aldea de Tulor (380 BC to 1200 AD), the remains of an Atacameño settlement south-west of San Pedro de Atacama
Región de Antofagasta, Chile 10.02.2024
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Unterwegs in der sengenden Hitze der Atacamawüste nach Aldea de Tulor (380 v. Chr. bis 1200 n. Chr.), den Überresten einer Siedlung der Atacameños südwestlich von San Pedro de Atacama
Región de Antofagasta, Chile 10.02.2024
Bearded reedling female
Who needs arms and hands when you have legs like theirs. Bearded reedlings can just about reach anything at any angle with their ambidexterous legs
Help please.
I am working on this idea, it is a raw file, how do I isolate the shine on the hand and tone it down?
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Just found the reason for those slabs on either side of the river:
The Mountain Quarry Cement Bridge, later known as "No Hands Bridge," was completed on March 23, 1912, by 600 men working on the Placer County side and 200 more on the E1 Dorado side to the tune of $300,000. At the time of its construction the bridge was the longest concrete arch bridge in the world. The building of this structure proved that concrete was practical for building long bridges. Although it was plagued by various problems during construction , the span was considered a great piece of railroad bridge engineering.
The old cement bridge stands today as a proud monument to early-day engineering and the men who built it. The bridge has withstood the tugging of the American River currents for over 80 years and stayed on its footings when the Hell Hole Dam broke in December 1964 and took out two modern bridges upstream. It also withstood the so-called "Valentines Day Flood" of 1986, which submerged the bridge before destroying a 250-foot earth-filled coffer dam two miles down river.
The cement bridge has served as a landmark since the railroad went out of service in the 1940s. It did, however, serve a purpose shortly after the Hell Hole dam flood. The dam, located some 40 miles upstream, brought millions of tons of thundering water down the Middle Fork. The force of the water tore out the newer concrete-and-steel highway bridge nearby that linked Auburn with Cool and Georgetown. But the cement railroad bridge survived and was quickly pressed into temporary service to restore vehicle traffic between the two counties.
The rail route's 15 trestles and lines of tracks were removed in the 1940s: the metal and other materials were used in the war effort.
Today, a portion of the old rail route is designated as the Western States Pioneer Express Recreation Trail, in accordance with the National Trails System Act. It is primarily used by horsemen, runners and hikers. The name "no hands" came from veteran rider, Ina Robinson, who would drop her reins to ride across the then guardrail-less bridge. The bridge now stands as the "gateway to Auburn" and the final American River crossing of the Western States 100 Mile Endurance Run.
Hand Faceted in Jura France 60s-70s
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this little redpoll slammed into the window yesterday afternoon! I have cd's hanging if front of all my windows, but she still went down! i didn't think she was going to make it ... I held her in my hands for about a half hour, blowing warm air on her - then her little legs started to move, so I put her in a small box - after about another 10 minutes, she got up on the edge of the box, took a look around and was gone:-) my husband was holding the little one when I snapped this shot!
moda tan moda aparece y desaparece y la volvemos a usar hasta que nos deja de estabilizar una vida que no conoce una sola lealtad
Millenium, Mantra, 1201, la negra, la gringa, taty, Regi, Edwardo, Pewy, vladimir, gabriel, baleadas, pool
we had this nuthatch, a chickadee and some chipmunks eating out of our hands at Hogsback Falls. The cardinal looked like he wanted to also be he never landed on the hand.
I went to a woodmill some two years ago and saw a broken mirror lying discarded on the ground. It was in a musty and damp section at the back of a decaying wooden structure choked with planks and pieces of timber. I asked some of the guys there to hold the mirror up to their faces and I took some portrait photos. I finally returned to the sawmill recently (and gave the guys copies of the photos from two years earlier) and I was intrigued to see that the mirror has risen from the ashes and been promoted to pride of place on the wall.