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A well drilling rig seemingly abandoned after its last job in the desert off of Cathedral Valley loop.
Steve Jobs, RIP.
Apple Store in Oriocenter shopping mall, Bergamo
Nikon D90, Sigma 10-20
HDR, 3 shots, +/-2EV, Photomatix 4, Neat Image, Topaz Adjust 4, Photoshop CS5
The 'Duke of Normandy' leaves Cromer, and heads for port of Lowestoft, with 'Autopremier' heading for Zeebrugge.
That's all folks, I promise no more shots of this tug!
Well maybe part of it for Telegraph Tuesday ;-))
The conductor and brakeman for a Petersburg turn discuss their next moves after spotting cars at Adell Polymers in Petersburg at the southern terminus of the operation.
Up at the crack of dawn yeaterday. Or just after it to get the good light on the bales currently waiting to be collected from the big field at the end of our street.
Not many fields left to do, so the harvest is just about done in St Margaret's.
Hangar 11 in Edmonton is at risk of being demolished. I didn't realize the significance of Hangar 11, until a friend's post on Facebook. I think Edmonton's City administration has done a good job presenting information to Edmonton's Executive Council; background, pros and cons, NAITs needs, etc. It's complex. I'd prefer the hanger be preserved because once it's gone, it's gone. I hope a compromise can be found between Edmonton's heritage, Blatchford development and NAITs expansion goals.
Hangar 8 (L) - demolished 2016, Hangar 11 (R) from July 2010 w/pair of CF-18 Hornets.
"Hangar 11, located on the east side of the Blatchford redevelopment site, is on the Inventory of Historic Resources in Edmonton. The building, constructed by the United States Army Air Force in 1942, is the last structure from this era remaining on the Blatchford site. While historically very significant, the current condition of the building means it would require extensive rehabilitation, and the adaptive re-use opportunities are unknown at this time. The building is also sited on lands that are subject to negotiation between the City and the Northern Alberta Institute of Technology (NAIT)."
"Historical Background of Hangar 11
Hangar 11 is listed on the Inventory of Historic Resources in Edmonton, and is the last remaining Second World War-era hangar structure on the Blatchford site. The building serves as a direct and tangible reminder of the role Edmonton played in the global conflicts of the 20th century that shaped the modern world. It is believed to be one of the last remaining buildings of its kind in western Canada, possibly in the nation, and is
one of the most significant historic structures in Edmonton."
The Bayport Job makes an appearance in its namesake town to serve Anderson Windows. The track in the foreground used to be used by the Milwaukee Road back in the day.
oooold one, but i had to upload it b/c i found this!
www.flickr.com/photos/46164358@N03/4242006678/
love it when i find little collage twins out there in the world.
it happened before too, with mary virginia carmack:
btw, notpaper blogged this incident (yay!):
It snowed yesterday while we were visiting my mom n dad. I had just bought Snow Job the day before. The signs were there, and this pic had to be taken.
(Jay)
My oldest granddaughter had her first summertime job. She kept an eye on two precious young ones. They are her cousins and they live at Lake James. What a great summer job. She had a great time and the experience was wonderful. I made these images yesterday for her and the family.
(Pat if you see these, don't let C&M know - they are going to be gifts to them from Haley.)
Hope all of you have a great week - the summer in winding up fast !!! Smiles and hugs, Nana :) ! ♥
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The props in the below images I bought Saturday at a local auction - I loved them - I bought several things to use - an old Radio Flyer wagon you will be seeing sometime soon. This old thermos was a favorite, too :) !~