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Seen near All Stretton, GBRf / Porterbrook celebrity loco Class 66731 "Capt Tom Moore, A True British Inspiration" in the NHS blue livery, complete with "Thank You NHS" decals with the return steel working from Dee Marsh Reception Sidings (Shotton Steel Works) to Margam TC with load 18
This Mercedes Actros low-loader truck from the Czech Republic was parked at Woodall Services near Sheffield. The truck was operated by TMCZ Transport, based in the village of Doksany, located in the south-east of the region of Ústí nad Labem in north-western Czechia. The truck was registered to the neighbouring region of Liberec, located to the east of Ústí nad Labem Region in northern Czechia.
Woodall Services, South Yorkshire, United Kingdom
Pacific National's G527/X50/BL31 loading 7736V grain at Murtoa, Victoria, on a gloomy Friday 8 November 2024.
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Whenever I start a build, I have a little wish list (if I were selling these instead of being my own 'customer', I'd call it a design brief). I wanted a (mostly) studless minifgure scale JCB backhoe loader, suitable for a diorama or as the load for one of my trucks, with a cabin large enough to house an operator, a functional front bucket and some freedom of movement for the rear excavator arm.
Horrible photo of my layout aside - no laughing at my younger self! And no, that is not my husband!! That was a sorority formal date and that is a hand made dress. I am NOT a seamstress! What was I thinking?! Also for Shimelle's challenge to use lace.
Day 29 : Once in a blue moon...
[yes, that's a photo of all the pages from the month]
Journaling reads:
"ain't often
layout a day : february 2012
it ain't often that i struggle with scrapbooking. i don't usually use sketches and i don't really plan. i go with the flow and throw it all together. and for the most part, this works for me. every now and then i'll sit back and wait-debating if a page is "finished." not this month. i struggled with nearly every aspect of load. i was pretty much non-existent in the comment section of the gallery. my pages weren't all finished and some didn't even have photos! i would sit and stare and re-watch the video prompt over and over. lain usually challenges me in a good way, but even though i have 29 layouts...i'm not thrilled. i'm looking forward to the next round...after a much needed break. who am i? day 29 february 2012"
Supplies Used:
Patterned Paper: Echo Park [black, grey], Doodlebug [journaling]
Letter stickers: American Crafts
Gems: Mark Richards
Border punch: EK Success
Corner Rounder: We R Memory Keepers
Pen: Staedtler
Adhesive: Scotch
Thanks for looking!
The loading process for ATV-4 Albert Einstein begins at the Guiana Space Centre, Kourou, French Guiana. Lift-off is set for Spring 2013. During January, the big M1 cargo bags are being loaded into ATV as part of nominal cargo loading. A second opportunity for cargo loading comes towards the end of March, when ATV will already be vertical on top of the Ariane launcher.
Visit ESA's ATV blog here for more information.
Credits: ESA/CNES/Arianespace/Optique Video du CSG
M-Tron is the first Corporation since the Drone Uprising to reintroduce robotic labor. They follow strict guidelines which include direct human supervision, prohibiting armed drones, and a voice-activated self-destruct function. The use of military drones in the private sector is strictly forbidden.
Scarface manages to avoid contact as he gives his orders to a special squadron of Battle Android Troopers. The modified BATs only wear the Cobra symbol on the surface, for their programming answers only to the Iron Grenadiers!
Circa 1977, this 700cc reliant 3 wheel chassis was being used as a dustbin rubbish collector.
Made by Melford Engineering, Cottenham, Cambridge.
Could be specified as left or right hand drive, flatbed, tipping or fixed.
Shunting at Cunningar Silo is a somewhat awkward procedure as the short siding can only hold a small train, and is adjacent to the Main South Line. It is quite common for just 2 48 class locomotives to conduct the shunting. The train is comprising of around 10 wagons, with the remainder of the rake left in Harden Yard. This silo is being replaced by a new facility in the coming years to hold larger trains and be able to load much faster.
Graincorp units 48213 and 48208 are undertaking the service with the train operated by Pacific National.
YES!! I did it 31 in 31 pretty damn happy about that. And I totally love this last page. It's a digital template and I'm sorry I can't find a credit for it.
I'd love to visit Japan and I'm so jealous my son got to do so at 13 for a Rugby trip of all things!
The journalling reads: I have always wanted to visit Japan. As a little girl it started when I read Rumer Goden’s books about the little Japanese dolls and doll house. I learned about the doll festival and little girls day. I then learned more from my Dad’s Japanese friend and my Japanese penpal. I love the architecture, the history, the landscape, traditional clothing, and the food. I’m torn between visiting in the autumn with all the glorious colours or the spring during the Cherry Blossom Festival. If I ever do visit I will need a big suitcase for all the stationery and origami paper I want to bring home.
Beach fairy. Off prompt today as I couldn't face a full on journalling session. Will def file that prompt for later. I've just discovered you can heat emboss wood veneers, I have a new obsession!
My US Model Mint (Brooklin) auto hauler loading a Franklin Mint Hudson Hornet. Three more Hudson loads about thirty photos back in my photostream.
Lance Cpl. Joshua Allen, an Augusta, Maine, native with Bravo Company, Battalion Landing Team 1st Battalion 2nd Marine Regiment, 24th Marine Expeditionary Unit, loads his M249 squad automatic weapon during a live-fire training exercise to confirm his windage and elevation settings, also known as battle site zero, aboard the USS Iwo Jima, Nov. 25, 2012. The 24th Marine Expeditionary Unit is deployed with the Iwo Jima Amphibious Ready Group in the 6th Fleet area of responsibility serving as an expeditionary crisis response force capable of a variety of missions, from full-scale combat to evacuations and humanitarian assistance. Since deploying in March, they have supported a variety of missions in the U.S. Central, Africa and European Commands, assisted the Navy in safeguarding sea lanes, and conducted various bilateral and unilateral training events in several countries in the Middle East and Africa.
(U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance Cpl. Tucker S. Wolf)
Well Alice, you asked for a family tree - and boy have you got one! LOL This is the first five generations above me. I love tracing my family tree - not so much for the numbers and how far I can go back (though FYI I have over 2000 on there going back to 1537), I love figuring out their stories. I have blogged some of them here: lookingbackhf.blogspot.co.uk/ Recently I have spent a lot of my time chronicling my gt gt grandfather's life, he has a real rags to riches story (sadly the riches didn't last much beyond him!). Thanks for reading this far!!!