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Loading ash into the skip at Llanfair.I am advsied that it is Simon Russell doing the shovelling.
Photo taken in July 1992
Loading a roll of film into my Agfa Isola.
I've not used it in a while so it will be good to give it a run out.
If you're looking for hardy, no-care, "Plant and Forget" spring flowering bulbs, look no further - load up on Muscari. These bulbs are so winter hardy and easy to grow that no garden should be without them.
There are about 30 different species of Muscari, but only 4 or 5 are widely available. Best known are the Muscari armeniacum or, as they are more commonly known, Grape Hyacinths. They are so named because their clusters of small, bell-shaped, cobalt-blue flowers look like clusters of upside-down grapes.
There is a famous planting of them at the Keukenhof Gardens in Holland which is known as the Blue River. This is a dense planting of Muscari armeniacum that winds through the Gardens, past trees, shrubs, and other spring flowers. Year after year, this is one of the most photographed scenes in this park.
An additional benefit is that all Muscari have a lovely fragrance. The more you plant, the more fragrance you get.
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12/6/2009. NS N10 heads north on the main past Maidsville Yard. Maidsville was once a bustling location on the Monongahela. With a switcher working both ends of the yard and many extras and turns originating and terminating here, it was one the MGA's busiest locations. Now Maidsville is home to crosstie loading and frac sand unloading.
Day 5
Inspiration : And then there were none
[The background story]
Instead of focusing on 'and then there were none', I kinda went with the opposite...there's always something. In terms of projects around my house, they are never ending...but I love it.
Journaling reads:
[around the perimeter in black]
"I won't deny that one of my favorite stores is LOWES. There are ENDLESS projects to start & finish around the house giving it character & love. I LOVE making it my own - with style & color & Pinterest inspiration. I kinda like that the projects are never ending...it means I have something to look forward to! May 5. 2103. LOAD513"
[on the vellum flags, l to r, top to bottom]
"laundry room needs new paint & cabinets
the deck that needs SERIOUS work
gallery wall finished...
chevron wall complete! now ... paint wood
need new hardwood floors
FINALLY...a new light fixture"
Supplies used:
Cardstock: Papertrey Ink [hawaiian shores]
Vellum: The Paper Company
Patterned Paper: Doodlebug [black], Basic Grey [colored blocks], American Crafts [yellow houses], Echo Park [grey]
Die Cuts: Quickutz [moxie, alphas], Papertrey Ink [banners]
Punch: EK Success
Pen: Staedtler
Adhesive: Tombow, Scotch, Xyron
Thanks for looking!
The Marowijne River (Maroni in French) is the border river between Suriname and French Guyana. Albina is the town at the Suriname side. At the other side of the river is Saint Laurent du Maroni.
I took Laine's prompt and ran with it, writing a long essay about my transition to being a stay at home mom. You can read it if you view the page full size.
The paper and whatnot is from Cosmo Cricket's Early Bird line.
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This was a great composition to get a good perspective shot, plus the coloring and vertical lines are cool too.
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Men loading the truck with seeds to be distributed to beneficiaries.
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Today we had to go and empty a container load of vans that we had bought while in California last year.
Another interesting day and the white van is now nick named 5 hours. Thats how long it was in the country before it was sold.
Good times.
【Valparaíso, Chile】 Valparaíso harbor with large docked ships and cranes for piling up containers, with people enjoying the waterfront.
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Loading the Norton at the sellers home. I was so excited I lifted the back of that bike myself right into the truck
Loading a fourteen-inch (360 mm) naval gun (14"/45 Cal). After loading the shell, the propellant (smokeless powder) bags are rammed home, the spoon is retracted, the breech closed, and the gun elevated as needed to hit the target.
The gun is horizontal, the breech is open, and the spoon has been lowered into the breech, for the shell to be rammed home.
Battleship Texas, a museum ship on the San Jacinto Battleground, near Houston, Texas. This battleship was launched in 1912, saw service in both World Wars, and has been at this location as a museum ship since 1948. It is restored to her 1945 condition.
Loading bank and siding at Tuggeranong. The mainline is in the foreground, although you can't see it for all the growth!
The Illinois Department of Transportation issues 234,000 oversize load permits every year! 98.75% are issued electronically.
Another mural in Lake Placid recalls Florida’s original citrus gold rush. Despite a much shrunken acreage given over to citrus growing, Florida remains the leading producer of oranges in the United States, but Brazil is far away the world leader.