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My mother's day present!
Kellie Mize template No. 131
Anna Aspnes loopdaloopz
The yellow and black were loosely drawn from nature ;)
The title came to me the instant I saw these blue palettes piled high on the small loading dock of a local grocery store.
Loads from the Toyota Tundra truck plant come off the Corpus Christi Sub and on to the Austin Sub in downtown San Antonio behind clean power. September 2017.
Perhaps not that photogenic but I was pleased to finally get some shots at the loading bay at Gwuan-Cae-Gurwen (GCG). 66026 has just arrived from Immingham with empty hoppers on the 4V32 to load up with anthracite. It will take about 2.5 hours to load the train which will return to Immingham on the 6E09. Poignant, as this this is one of the last trains to GCG now that the coal reserves are near depletion.
taken sunday afternoon at ackers pit.
went to ackers first sunday morning for an hour then planned to go round lymm dam but went to my mums and saw the sunday mirror with a free lego thing in it that you ripped out and take to a WH smith to pick the lego up,so i went back to ackers again this afternoon on the way into warrington
Technicians load cargo into the Cygnus space in the Horizontal Integration Facility Friday, July 14, 2023, at NASA's Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia. Northrop Grumman’s 19th contracted cargo resupply mission with NASA to the International Space Station will deliver more than 8,200 pounds of science and research, crew supplies and vehicle hardware to the orbital laboratory and its crew. The CRS-19 Cygnus spacecraft is named after NASA astronaut Dr. Laurel Clark who flew aboard Columbia STS-107, and is scheduled to launch at 8:31 p.m. EDT, Tuesday, Aug. 1, 2023. Photo Credit: (NASA/Danielle Johnson)
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Another one for the 'How-To' Department.
I did a few changes to my Zetros truck last night, including the loader crane, so I figured I'd drop this here - mostly because these things are pain in the neck to build at Minifig scale without relying entirely on click-hinges and having them become completely flimsy.
The gun piece is just there as a placeholder, if you want to make it extendable you need another flange or +Rod piece. And of course the hook. ;)
The upper portion of the crane is based on Bobofrutx's design
Bexhill-on-Sea 20-03-2022
The first of two 300 ton loads approaching Buckholt Lane roundabout nearing the end of their 2 day journey from Shoreham to Potmans Lane electrcity substation.
Louis Loader peels away having scored a late winner for Malvern Town.
The level of football may not be that high, but the joy of scoring a goal in driving rain is no different.
Utilizing my Nick Bluetooth Galidor figure, I have made my Power Loader into the ultimate Xenomorph killing machine!
Don't think of Nick as Nick, think of him just as a normal person wielding the Power Loader to fight a Xeno Queen!
This was just a scrap, I LOVE the outcome though!
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Met with the homies today. Some content is coming, but you gotta hold on just a bit longer.
Wide Load Escort through Aberdeen this morning. From Aberdeen Harbour to Keith.
2nd November 2018.
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Pirate Harbour - I wanted to make a MOC with the Figbarfs, I made for the PotC Competition at Roguebricks. It should have been a small one, it turned out a little big bigger :) Hope you guys like it.
Little red end loader, can be converted from digger bucket to fork. Based on a design by Wigboldy www.flickr.com/photos/thirdwig/ who has made free instructions available. Check out original design here: www.flickr.com/photos/thirdwig/52079046603/in/album-72177...
Welcome Back Flickr!
From The Archive - April 2018
Kustom Kulture SA Weekender
Bronica SQAi | Fujifilm Acros
i love a good list...i make lists about what lists i need to make...just a fun page about some of the companies whose paper i am crushing on right now. Always excited after cha to get all the new goodies. Too much of a good thing is awesome!
My second upload today for a weekly challenge I'm doing with a group of Flickr friends. This week's theme is Anything On Wheels.
This so-called "super load" was travelling from Port Melbourne to Loy Yang, carrying a transformer that had been shipped to Australia from South Korea.
I have no idea of the total number of wheels, but the following stats were published:
640 tonnes
101m long
4.5m wide
5.3m high
making it one of the largest loads ever to be moved on Victorian roads.
It was pulled by three prime movers and pushed by another two, each coupled by a rigid steel connector .
I took this time-lapse video whilst the super load was parked at Yarragon, as it was impossible to capture it in one still image. It only travelled at night in what must have been a logistical challenge, with some traffic signals and signs having to be temporarily relocated, as well as traffic diversions for the entire length. On Day 1 it travelled from Port Melbourne to Dandenong South; Day 2 from Dandenong South to Yarragon; and Day 3 it concluded its journey at Loy Yang.
I took this photo last weekend. I thought it made for a fun shot. I hope all my friends have a great Sunday tomorrow. :D
Cardstock: Bazzill
Printed Paper: Unknown (seriously, fresh sheet, no indication of who made it!)
Brads: American Crafts
Stickers: American Crafts, Making Memories
Font: AlexandriaFLF
The journaling reads: Who knew when Chloé and Caden went in to the Eastview office in September 2009 that this would be the last Friday-before-Labour-Day they would go to the school office to pick up their much anticipated class assignment envelope. In it they would find the identity of their new teacher, a welcome letter and their supply lists. This year the tradition was replaced with a button on the computer that identified the new teacher. No letter. No lists. Just a button in which they plugged in their student number and out spit the teacher assigned to their next nine months. I think we’re going to miss this particular tradition. It was so much more personal and welcoming than the efficient automated alternative.
It would appear that all of our local public gardens are full of lovely tulips!
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In case this picture is misleading anyone, I’ll clarify that the idea with a side loader is to empty the bin into the hopper, not all over the arm itself. I’ve failed this concept a few times in the past and not because I’m a complete retard, rather due to distraction and/or a lack of observation. In view directly beneath the hopper access ladder is a white plastic bag..... this caused the catastrophe. As the previous bin lowered towards the ground, this bag flew out, floated in the air and caught my attention just as I grabbed the next bin. As per usual I hooked the joystick in the back right corner to simultaneously retract the slide and raise the arm, but instead of watching the arm movement in the mirror, my attention was diverted to this flying bag. To my dismay I witnessed the bag come to rest on top of the slide beam and cover up one of the sensors, which resulted in signal blockage and stoppage of the slide retracting.
As soon as I saw where the bag landed, I flicked my gaze around to the side mirror, seeing the slide stationary in the shown position and the arm continuing to raise the bin towards the hopper. After getting a visual of the unfolding circumstances in the mirror, I literally shouted out “NOOOOOOO!!!” in terror, then next thing the bin was inverted with the contents pouring all over the arm and onto the road. Fail. Of course the bin didn’t hold a single bag or two, it was fully loaded with sloppy and badly contained garbage, plus it was raining and a few members of the public witnessed the unsuccessful lift. My mind registered the likely outcome once I saw the bag cover the sensor, but everything happened so quick I didn’t even get the chance to consider releasing the joystick! After a few swear words and brief dissatisfaction over the event, I quickly got some humour out of the disaster and knew this was something worth sharing =]