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This U-boat bunker located near Bremen, Germany was build from 1943 until 1945 using forced labour, costing the lives of over 6000 men.

 

The massive concrete factory was meant to construct U-boats for the German Kriegsmarine. In the end, the bunker code-named 'Valentin' did not product a single U-boat due to heavy bombing and eventual conquest by the Allied Forces.

Sometimes the photo really does speak for itself!

 

I had to take this photo with my phone, so the colors didn't really come out, but the cardstock is a pretty pale yellow, not that muddy grey color!

Line:

LMC

 

Ship:

SS Badger

 

Sailing:

2:00pm

 

Location:

Manitowoc, WI

 

Date:

07/27/2012

 

Comment:

One of four trucks with Wind Turbine tower sections await to load on the SS Badger for sailing across Lake Michigan. They must really not want to drive these things around Chicago. Sadly, the ship was full and this one had to wait for the night sailing.

Day Eleven

 

The cost of ... everything.

 

This was a fun one for me.

 

Journaling reads:

 

"I quit my full-time, salary position to go back to serving, bartending & uncertainty. I lost an amazing discount on scrap supplies and I no longer see some of my best friends everyday. I no longer spend 6-8 hours a week in the car. I now pay my own health insurance. I don't get calls & texts about issues at work. I create all day and serve the public SEVEN nights a week. I wouldn't have it any other way. I enjoy what I do & I'm really good at it. I kept my sanity. I spend less & save more. What I gained was more than I lost. And my happiness...priceless. 10-11-11"

 

Supplies Used:

 

Cardstock: Bazzill [black]

Patterned Paper: Basic Grey [background], Jillibean Soup [journaling card, grey photo mats]

Letter Stickers: October Afternoon

Pen: Signo [white], Staedtler

Adhesive: Scrapbook Adhesives, Scotch

Same design as my earlier Alien loader.

120" x 36" x 14"

Steel, Wood, Enamel, Acrylic Latex

2014

Entering the loading concourse of Star Tours at Tokyo Disneyland.

 

My husband, during his tour in Afghanistan in.

Loosely based on the sketch from today's prompt. I took Lain's suggestion and made this 8X8 as the photos are old and of poor quality. A story about how my daughter gave chicken pox to her dad and brother.

 

PP: BG Phoebe line

alphas: ADORNit and Rusty Pickle

this is not dead on the prompt. I've done every hobby and craft known to mankind. but this is a story of how on hobby came in handy

    

Back in the 70’s I remember

my Mom making a Lazy

Daisy afgan. She worked on

it for years. Then itjust

disapeared. No one thought

much about it. It became a

distant memory. Four years

after my Mom passed Dad

had went to Texas to visit

her sisters. Vivian my Mom’s

sister had it. Mom had given

it to her to finish. But she

had forgotten about it. So

when I got it I worked on it

every day till Christmas. I

gave it to my daughter. Now

she a Afgan made by2

gererations. Her Grand-

Mother and her Mother.

There’s alot of LOVE

handcrafted in that Afgan.

 

stella and rose paper

cricut imagine lori's garden

flowers made by my mother

The bulldozer takes a load of new asphalt to a waiting semi truck. I'm glad the road isn't entirely blocked off - yet!

Loading the Mil-8 helicopter

loads of random photos from the first year i had my camera :)

12/19/2008 - Houston, Texas - I took this picture at a stop light at Shepherd and W. Gray. This pickup was seriously overloaded and the suspension couldn't bear the full load.

The main courtyard, where trucks could pull in for loading/unloading.

APRIL 25th, LONDON – Simon Maple, Robert Rees and The London Java Community meet for a session taking a tour of the Java class loading mechanism, both from JVM and developer point of view. Looking at typical problems that you get with class loading and how to solve them. See the SkillsCast (Video, code, slides) at: skillsmatter.com/podcast/java-jee/do-you-really-get-class...

 

To load media, lift up the output tray and slip it in.

This is where the finished lumber was loaded onto railcars.

 

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Day Ten

 

I find that I use a lot of color in my pages and books, even colors that years ago I would have strayed away from. However, I don't often use a lot of pink...so I picked that. I also use a ton of neutrals, so I opted for black since it complimented the photo.

 

Journaling reads:

 

"I met these four rockstars and in the past three years they have changed my LIFE! I was lucky to see them everyday-the provide so much laughter, shared in my tears, helped reign in my pigeon-ness and even supported me through an intervention. They are so talented, so creative and I'm so THANKFUL for them-for their friendship, their big sister-ness, their mom-isms and so much more. Love! 10-11 :)"

 

*Side note...the "intervention" mentioned was nothing serious. It was more of a running joke than anything. Just so people aren't concerned...everything is fine. :)*

 

Supplies Used:

 

Cardstock: Bazzill [black]

Patterned Paper: SEI [pink], Doodlebug [green]

Border Punch: Fiskars

Die cut: Dynamics

Felt: Papertrey Ink

Stamps: Autumn Leaves

Ink: Versafine, Versamark

Pen: Staedtler

Gem: Basic Grey

Adhesive: Glue Dots, Ranger, Scotch

 

Thanks for looking!

Men loading the truck with tools to be transported to distribution sites.

 

Read more about FAO and the crisis in the Central African Republic.

 

Photo credit must be given: ©FAO/CAR. Editorial use only. Copyright FAO

Loading a yak for the day's trek, Snowman trek, Bhutan

Loading Dock Sign. San Jose, California. December 26, 2008. © Copyright G Dan Mitchell - all rights reserved. (larger)

 

Detail of a very worn and scraped red and yellow sign painted on an industrial loading dock in San Jose, California.

 

This very bright but very worn sign is painted on the front of a loading dock in a light industrial area of downtown San Jose, California.

 

This photograph is not in the public domain. It may not be used on websites, blogs, or in any other media without explicit advance permission from G Dan Mitchell.

Hey, she's licensed to use it!

 

Featured on Life In Plastic: nerditis.com/2016/10/24/life-in-plastic-toy-review-aliens...

 

Heavy Load, final gig, Trafalgar Sq, 4th Sep 2012

My wife and I traveled by Amtrak to visit family in Maryland. We started our journey in Fayetteville, NC. Pictured is the loading platform at the depot. Across the tracks is the Airborne museum building.

Potash loads at Van Dyne on my layout.

At last a 3-series with a decent-size load space!

Thanks to Turner Brothers, and Roy Clifford.

My person-less photo, kind of. Those are my knees. My friend Sherri Walsh of Springwind Photography took this photo of my baby dog Jenny just before her first run in an agility trial. She was such a wild child, I was a little nervous about even getting to the start line without a total lapse in doggie manners, but she did great! Her pre-run calm was a lovely surprise.

I love this photo of my boys intertubing in Tahoe. It reminds me of how alike they are, and how much they both love me. I see it, and I feel like glowing.

 

And again, funky lighting! I love how one corner actually has the right color grey! :) You guess which one!

Picture taken by the Driver. SV61 AAO MAN TGX 26.540

Captured on a loading dock at Lubec, Maine.

Lubec was incorporated in 1811 and is easternmost town in the continental United States.

Dirty barrels at the loading dock at General Motors Place. (Vancouver, BC, Canada)

 

(Part of Guess Where Vancouver, Jul. 2/2008)

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