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October 2011.
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Royal Blood - Loading Data - Spark Gap @ Le Point Ephémère pour le festival Bring the Noise Oüi FM.
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A grain train being loaded in Edgely ND. I think this is a SD40-2 that is being used to move the cars as they are being loaded. Couldn't get a good side view due to the trees blocking the view.
This was taken from the ND-13 crossing.
April 15th 2023
Graffiti artists commissioned by the Royal Albert Hall, in partnership with the young urban collective and creative pioneers Daydream Network, transformed the walls of the Hall's Loading Bay, usually used for getting in over 350 shows a year, into a gallery of street art and graffiti artwork.
No matter how much I thought about doing something with my emails, this is what kept popping in my head. Snail Mail! And who better to represent it than Gary? It took me forvever to fussy cut this and trace the edges, but in the end, I have a fun lo.
I've had the stars hanging on a another picture for years - they are metallic and foil and sit on the photo like a halo (ha!). BTW: this is me. I made a template of a star and then used it to cut out the photo. I attached the stars using Tim Holtz' tiny stapler - where it didn't reach, I used permanent adhesive runner tape. I generally use a single photo, title and my pages are 8 x 8...need to find a craftier way to add my journaling on a single page.
This was fun even tho' I did take license with the single word prompt
LO scraplifted from Becky Higgins.
Why is it I can never take a nice sharp photo of my layouts? They are always a bit fuzzy and you can never read the journaling! And on this LO I used a really cute zig-zag stitch stamp all the way around that you can't really see. Sigh. Any tips or tricks?
Anyway, the LO is about how I got a frantic call from our dayhome provider that Grayson had sliced his head open. We both rushed and met up at the Alberta Children's Hospital which Grayson is no stranger to! The TV's and such kept him occupied while they stittched him up. Of course I was more worried and scared than he was!
Thanks in advance for your advice!
Tom's busy loading the pick-up while I'm running around taking pictures.
27 February 2010 | Copyright © 2010 Gary Allman
These images are meant only to give us a sense of how much stuff we might be able to fit into the 38.75 x 18.5 (~700 sq ft) Load of Fun space.
The 1st big move to Baumholder for the 391 Combat Sustainment Support Battalion, 16th Sustainment Brigade, 21st Theater Sustainment Command, loads equipment on Rail Cars in Muna, Bamberg, Germany to be shipped to Baumholder, Germany on July 23 2012. (Photo by: Sgt. 1st Class Virgil Williams)
Notice the blue bag (my golf clubs). The planes was thought to be overweight so some luggage was removed. It was then determined the plane was not overweight and the luggage was reloaded. My golf clubs never made it. They eventually turned uptwo weeks later at a Mexico City company who called me to make arrangements for their return.
Above the loading chute, they placed a small steel container that was lined with huge bag, and that bag was filled with the plastic pellets. Then the table that the container was placed on lifted hydraulically on the far end, resulting in the pellets basically dumping out of the container, into a large funnel, and into the trailer.
I cannot tell you how good it feels to be starting the pages for my daughter's baby book. Get ready for seriously girly layouts!
yeah the sculpties took a while to load
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I started with this photo of my grandson with no plan in mind except to make it masculine. Tried assorted papers and wasn't real happy until I tore up a paper bag. The three dimensional
A" is a simple embellishment. The title was his name stamped over "genuine boy" which was an idea I saw somewhere. I joted it down in my notes. This was his informal Spring picture and I had a glimpse of what he'd look like when grown so I wanted a layout that reflected that. I think it's now one of my vaforites.