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This is a 12x32 double page for a pair of photo books I am making called Goodbye and Hello documenting our moving from Auckland NZ, to Perth Australia. We arrived at night and this is what greeted us in the morning. (Only my husband had visited Perth before so it was a surprise for me and the kids).
Construction demolition and recycling: Bobcat skid steer tractor with loader attachment dumps asphalt pavement debris into pile to be reclaimed. Sams Club, Ann Arbor, 2004
We have an additional load security program to train experienced drivers wanting to pull flatbed for the first time.
Loading the boats with supplies before we leave for our next camp.
Shot before sunrise in the Amazon.
Truck driver Gary Newman, 34, walks on the top level of the trailer, while loading it with sheep at the South Australian Livestock Exchange.
me and my hubby goofing around with selfies 😊 and I totally didn't realize until I went to date stamp it that the picture was Valentine's day last year!! 😍😍
I took these pictures at the ranch where we bought some replacement heifers. It was extremely dusty, but I loved the pens there & the cowboys that were sorting & loading our heifers were as good as they come.
The one on the left is a Lego wannabe from China. Poor quality plastic and poor fit.
The real deal is on the right.
Location: Camp Red Devil, Ft. Carson, CO
Unit: A/2-135 GSAB, Colorado Army National Guard
Wolfman 1-1 (79-23326) has it's load hooked and the hookup team is exiting the area.
Two UH-60 Blackhawks were supporting a US Army Pathfinder course.
Over the course of the day, 10th SFG troops, and A co. Blackhawks performed para-drop operations, and then the Blackhawks moved dozens of sling loads, all to support the Pathfinder class. The class will follow with more C-130, CH-47, and UH-60 operations (to include NVG ops) over the next few days and nights.
My boss took me on a run to Jellinbah mine to pick up a C508 and take to Emerald here the Two KW C508's Truck 40 pushing truck 39 onto our truck, truck 39 was f*cked, blown turbo, constantly over haeting, engine shot for sh*t and rear axel locking up.
OK, so I had to make a layout for my monthly class I'm hosting tomorrow night and decided it would be the layout of the day. Also thinking about adding a second page to the THREE layout I did with the prompt "1 word journaling" because it's killing me not to write more. Not sure I'll get to that today, though...so here this is!
Another simple layout with a favorite photo of my daughter and grandson taken in November when they were here for a visit. I decided the three patterned papers was sufficient, and didn't try to add any other embellishments. The journaling is on the tag:
Caleb is a particularly active baby. He’s on the move and busy all day long. It’s so nice to see that he is willing to sit quietly for a book to be read to him. He’ll now toddle off to his nursery, take a board book off the shelf and sit down to look at it. Sarah and I have shared a love of reading since she was Caleb’s age, and it looks like we’ve got another reader in the family.
Same as the other pic, front view. Funny thing, before Google updated some of their Street View images, there was a CCC/Leach rear loader in almost the same place...I took a screenshot, but it was on an old computer that has since been lost to a virus.
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Kwangtung Voyage #17
Wednesday 25th May 1994: Unloading at Réunion Island
In 1994, I spent three months working on a container ship sailing between Europe and ports in the Indian Ocean. I recently discovered my slide photos from the trip, and have scanned some of them into my computer.
This shot is looking out of the hold that I had spent a few days cleaning at the start of the trip. The containers are secured by quick-release locks, and then lashed together to make sure they stay in place even during the worst forseeable weather (this isn't always enough - from time to time you read in the news of a ship spilling some of its load in rough seas). The container sizes are all the same, allowing them to be stacked neatly and quickly on top of each other.
Shipping is also one of the most dangerous careers on offer. Seamen have been squashed under falling containers, trapped in closing hatch covers, fallen overboard in rough seas, drowned in sinking ships or held at gunpoint by modern-day pirates. Even arriving at a port can be risky: when the ropes are thrown ashore to tie the ship up, they can carry vast loads, and have been known to snap. If you're standing in the line of fire, the energy released can be enough to decapitate you.
That said, the construction industry - where I work now - is probably even more dangerous.
I did this layout for today´s color challenge, I chose a picture of my parents wedding almost 30 years ago, sadly they are no longer together, but I know they once were happy together...I used soft colors that I think fit perfectly with wedding pictures and convey a feeling of serenity, new beginnings, etc.
I need to add the date and some journaling details to the page, but will have to do it tomorrow morning when I get to talk to my mother and get some details of the date and other things I want to add on the page. The layout design is a lift from Stephanie Howell and I used Studio Calico continental kit to put together this page. I´m really happy with the result, what do you think? TFL