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Red Hood takes over #69 Abandoned Warehouse.
OOC I built the fork lift, its like my first decent build in a while.
This is me loading the truck at BOC Port Kembla. I like all the different coloured lights. I put the headlights on parkers only as it would have washed everything out
The John J. Boland being loaded with rock gypsum at National Gypsum Company's marine terminal, known as Port Gypsum, Alabaster Township, Iosco County, Michigan. The ship is 680 ft. long, has a beam of 78 ft. and a displacement of 33.8K tons. It is a self-unloading bulk carrier built in 1973 by American Steamship Co. This company has the red, white and black-colored markings shown on the stack.
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Groupings... oh my. I LOVE the look of bunches or clusters or as Lain put it, "blobs" of things seeming to have been "thrown" on the page. It looks so effortless and free. However.... I JUST CANNOT DO IT! It is completely unnatural to me. This page, while I like how it turned out, took WAY too long to get those butterflies to look like they "flew" onto the page. Not effortless in the least. More like frustrating and annoying. And it looks more like they want to fly OFF the page than on it! lol.
BTW, thanks everyone for all the nice comments on my layouts. I REALLY appreciate it!
A whole load of nuts. From CAD and testing I was able buy two lengths of stainless hex bar steel. The plain bar was turned down to the desire dimensions, then drilled, and tapped to 3/8BSF. Once parted off the process was repeated x32!....
Thomas Hill Vanguard, No. 186V of 1967, positions a short rake of ironstone hoppers for loading.
Rocks by Rail, Rutland.
Thank goodness this day is here. It wasn't that LOAD has stressed me out, I just need a break. In just one month I've managed two injuries (beginning of the month was my neck, currently icing a bad back). I have quilting projects lining up, not to speak of teacher gifts and laaauuundryyy. (I can't be the only one with that problem! haha) I'm not complaining because I truly enjoyed this month of LOAD and everything surrounding it. I finished over 31 pages and I'm so happy I did it. Thanks Lain for a great event!
Unfortunately this is not really a maternity styled top as advertised on Think Geek. It's actually kinda short so it's not going to cover my belly once I'm a lot larger. I sent an email to Think Geek's CS pointing out that their advertised shirt is not the same as the one they sent me.
These are our weapons of choice.
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Infusionsoft is the leader in small business email marketing and these are a few photos from our office.
The Roosevelt Lake Bridge carries state route 188 over Roosevelt Lake near Roosevelt Arizona in Gila County.
Andy from Richardson's Transport loading the Cuthbertson onto the Wellyhole Terrier.
It's easy when you have the right gear !
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
Marines with the 13th Marine Expeditionary Unit, practice loading and unloading rounds during sustainment training on Aug. 21, 2015. The CAAT, composed of heavy machine gunners and anti-tank missilemen, is used to combat hardened targets as well as provide security.
(U.S. Marine Corps photo by Sgt. Paris Capers/Released)
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.