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Large Load leaving Kings Lynn Docks.
Transformer,
4.8 Mtr's Wide,
60.43Mtr's Long.
Weight 216.8 ton's.
Speed 10 MPH
This 74 wheel truck was one of three simliar rigs hauling kiln parts to one of the local iron mines. The loads were from 250,000 to 467,000 pounds. The parts were about 30 feet wide.
1964 - Dg on the load-bank - the test track is on the left. Eric was the loco inspector and Russ above was the Sub Foreman. A couple of apprentices on roof. The load bank was in the Thorndon Loco depot however the local residents complain about the noise especially when brought up to full power. so the bank was shifted to the Hutt Workshops.
photos of me with bunnies my grandmothers gave me. In response to the prompt today, I got out my BG Scarlet's Letter papers. I love just about anything BG, but this line is my absolute fav and I have been hoarding the supplies I have. Now I can enjoy at least a little of it in my scrapbooks. lol
He has very definite ideas about yard sales, and told me exactly what he wanted for his toy sale.
I made the tag in a BPS class where you use up your supplies. So lots of brads, which is not something I normally load up on a page. I've been saving this tag for years, and I'm so glad to use it!
Attaching Sling Load.
FORT CARSON, Colo. – Soldiers of 4th Battalion, 9th Infantry Regiment, 1st Stryker Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division, attach a heavy load to an UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter during cold and hot load training, Jan. 15, 2015. After hooking the load to the sling, the helicopter lifted the load into mid-air and created a sling load.
(U.S. Army photo by Sgt. William Howard, 1st SBCT PAO, 4th Inf. Div.)
Loading up some Norway Pine, Hemlock and White Pine for our camp- Camera phone upload powered by ShoZu
This is the third page of an Easter layout for one of our sons. In the lower right side, you can see our eldest exposing his back side. . . thank goodness for a well-placed embellishment
Wowza! Photo finally made it to my stream! This was a txt conversation between y sister and me y'day afternoon---perfect for 5/23 LOAD...I'm the blue speech bubble!
Dumping into the Tremie to fill up a bentonite flooded deep trench. Note the wonderful "safety footwear"
I don't really have anything to say....I don't mind having straight or slanted pics it has never been an issue!!! I soooooooo was not feeling like scrapping this evening and am not pleased but at least it is finished!!!!
Day 26
Inspiration : Psycho
I took it in a fun, crazy way.
Journaling reads:
"maybe it's crazy...or maybe it's just some good old hillbilly ingenuity. when jon & i were at a concert, we forgot our cooler. so...we filled our sink with budlight & covered it with ice!"
I still think it needs some embellishments, but I was running out of time!
Supplies used:
Cardstock: Papertrey Ink
Patterned paper: Cosmo Cricket
Rub-ons: Doodlebug
Pen: Staedtler, Signo
Adhesive: Scotch
Thanks for looking!
Coimbatore 10/12/2010: Anand Tiwari in ' Load -Shedding' among the 'one on one ' series of monologues about contemporary India at The Hindu MetroPlus Theatre Fest 2010 at Corporation Kalaiarangam in Coimbatore on December 09, 2010.
Photo:K.Ananthan
May LOAD Day 31 Challenge. I did this just in case zebra had meant stripes. For me LOAD has shown me that I prefer simple los with bold colors. I'm linear and prefer to use a single photo. I can look back at this month and see a pattern. I miss the mag Simple Scrapbooks because that is my style. Getting it on paper without a lot of fanfare. :)
Abandoned loading bridge for the old Port Adelaide - Kangaroo Island Ferry. 1 chinup is all that is required to climb up the top.
Yes, I love pattern paper and I really love to mix it up. Another layout for the Challenge of Me class I took over at Big Picture. Thanks for looking!
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i was tempted to sit on this and make tractor sound effects with my mouth. but it was rainy and cold, and i'm 28. almost 29.
this photo does not fully capture the adventure of loading two kayaks onto Anne's very small car, climbing in and out of the windows because the cinch for the roof rack means the doors can't be opened...etc.
Today sucked. People were mean to me at my daughter's school. I got a nasty email. My son threw up on me in the middle of McDonald's. My daughter was acting up. I had to bake 3 batches of muffins for my daughter's class tomorrow (which on any other day I'd totally enjoy!). The dishes didn't get done until 9:00pm. My arm got pinched in the lid of the bread machine as I was putting it away. My Blackberry isn't working right. My husband is going out of town tomorrow morning. I think that's it. The only thing left that could go wrong is my popcorn burning in the microwave. I'm so done for the day.
Thus, you will notice my lovely journaling. Forgive me. I'll write something beautiful for him on a day when I don't feel like the world just sat on my head.
Goodnight people! Only three days left!!!! Woohoo!!!!!
Detroit Edison loads at Carlton. The cars might very well be ones that were stored on the NSSR this past winter.
A utility train is seen loading at Yellow Creek on the Carrs Fork Branch the day after Thanksgiving in 2022. Take note that our trailing unit today is CSX 3194.
I love this from Cathy Z! And thanks to Barb and Simply BJ for motivating me and inspiring me to try this.
I think I might do one for my daughter and husband, too. Oh, why not --my cat, too. Her's will go something like this: "It amazes me that you can be so mean to us when all we want to do is pet you....." LOL!