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Old Fort Niagara: British infantry re-enactors are loading their muskets in preparation for another volley at the French outsdie the fort.
Pacific National loading wheat at Yarrawonga, Victoria.
Later in the evening XR557 & BL26 will set off for Inverleigh near Geelong.
Tuesday 27th September 2022.
The ramp can be seen in the centre with the cars parked on it. Behind the gates was a single line which was electrified, as it was used by the Electric locos waiting a turn of duty. But the ramp's purpose was the loading of cattle and other goods.
The people in the passage are heading for the stairs and lift to the Wicker. The building on the left is the Royal Victoria Hotel.
When the station was closed, the loading ramp was the only way on to the station itself.
Sometimes you need to just drive around with no plans and see what you can find...
I love nights like this
The oversize load made it across Roosevelt Lake Bridge. Construction of the bridge was completed in September 1990.
A look at blasting during the 10-hour closure on Highway 4 on March 23, 2021. It was one of the most complex blasts on the project.
Mineral loading platform, Mioño, Cantabria, Spain
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A photographers' stroll in Frankfurt's east harbour.
My friend E. loading her camera
Leica M2
Summaron 35mm 3.5
Rollei Retro 100
Negativscan
Day Two
Use your stash...so many options for me to choose from on this one! I went with some of my favorite patterned paper...yes I own it in every single color and some gems/domes. I added in a stamp because I love them too.
In all honesty, I love the way that this turned out...even though it's not nearly "perfect" enough for me. Stamping on multiple levels of paper left small gaps where the embossing powder missed...it scanned funny due to the dimension of the gems, the usual junk. But it makes me smile and I suppose that's the most important thing!
The size of my pages is wonky...I'm doing 6.5x11 because I plan to make a cover and bind them all together when I'm done. Plus...it's random...so am I.
Supplies Used:
Cardstock: Georgia Pacific [white]
Patterned Paper: Doodlebug
Stamp: Hero Arts
Ink: Versamark, Ink It Up!
Embossing Powder: American Crafts
Gems/Domes: Mark Richards
Adhesive: Scotch
Thanks for looking!
Labourer in Ahmedabad's Old City. Around his neck is a hook used for loading large items like bales of cotton, sacks of vegetables, etc. on & off trucks and carts.
NS 056 heads down the Lurgan seen here at Lemoyne, PA. This is reportedly an engineering brigade headed for training at a base in southern Virginia. Around 700 pcs of equipment moved in 3 different trains thus far.
Gresley 'D49' 4-4-0 no.62712 ‘Morayshire’ easily manages the 13:00 Loughborough-Leicester North train past Woodthorpe.
No shortage of ballast for the four-foot here. Loading Sealion hoppers in Ribblehead Quarry on 30th August 1983.
A big Tonka Toy type truck loads stone into Sealions for transport later the next day.
At this time the quarry was owned by Amey.
It has now been re-designed with a new track layout and signalling system for the Limestone traffic flow with GBRf.
In Ku Lane, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong
Young men toil at the millstones; boys stagger under loads of wood.
Lamentations 5:12-14
Grain at Viterra's Pinnaroo location is being loaded into one of Genesee Wyoming Australia's AHGX hoppers.
With the line expected to close relatively soon, this photograph (at this location) could soon be a 'thing of the past'
Wednesday 2nd July 2014
Cardstock: Bazzill; Printed Paper: SEI; Flowers: Bazzill, Prima; Buttons: Stash; Floss: Bazzill; Font: Rockwell
My 1/16 scale Liebherr Articulated Road Loader L 574 by Bruder Toys.
Unboxing video can be viewed here:
This has being residing at Craster harbour for a long time, Although very rusty it has all new split pins and good tyres, maybe still in use for something ?
The 3604 has just been cycled thru the shops and is going thru checks before heading back into service.
Prince George
First introduced at the 2000 MINExpo in Las Vegas as the LeTourneau L-2350 it is the world's largest wheel loader. Joy Global took over LeTourneau and the machine became the P&H L-2350. In the meantime Komatsu Mining is the new owner, thus the new designation WE2350 to distinguish the LeTourneau derived products from the Komatsu wheel loaders that bear the WA designation.
At 270 tonnes, the wheel loader carries a 41 cubic meter bucket and features a Diesel electric drivetrain with a 2300 horsepower engine and four electric wheel hub motors. It is designed to center load ultra-class haulers of up to 400 ton (363 tonne) payload.
My model at a scale of 1/28.5 is fully remote controlled via bluetooth and the Brick Controller 2 app using two SBricks. The following functions are powered:
- All-wheel drive: one Power Functions XL motor per axle
- Steering: one Power Functions M motor and two large linear actuators
- Loader boom assembly: one Power Functions XL motor and two XL linear actuators (from CaDa because they come in black)
- Bucket: one Power Functions L motor and two large linear actuators
- Work and tail lights, using three pairs of Power Functions LEDs
Power comes from a Power Functions battery box hidden in the radiator compartment.
Furthermore, the model sports the following features:
- Oscillating rear axle
- Deployable acces stairs
- Openable cab doors
- Extendable work platform on the inverter cabinet
- Deployable ladder on the right service platform
The challenge with this model was that it features huge wheels, being the largest tires on any machine in the real world. To overcome this hurdle, I used brick-built wheels with a diameter of around 18 studs and a width of eight studs. The 22-sided brick cylinder is reinforced by a layer of rubber connectors, at the same time ensuring a smoother ride. The original design to these wheels comes from Milan of Eurobricks.
I have found that using templates is quick and easy. When I do paper layouts, I have to set a place to photograph the layout and then move it from camera to pc.
Digital Paper: Liv Estaban
Digital Template: Jessica Sprague
DCRail Class 60, 60046 "William Wilberforce" leads miscreant stablemate 60055 "Thomas Barnardo" on 6Z89 17:00 Northampton to Ravenhead Sidings past Moore Lane.
60055 had started out the day before with its load of sand for the NSG Pilkington glassworks at St. Helens on 6M89 09:01 Middleton Towers to Ravenhead Sidings. However, 60055 ran into issues and the working was terminated at Northampton.
60046 then ran on 0Z89 14:35 Willesden DC Rail Sidings to Northampton the following day to work the train forward.
60055 was left in the train, but shunted out at Warrington by 60046 and put in the south bay siding to await its move the following day to UKRL at Leicester Depot for repairs.