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Loading salt at the Port of Milwaukee is this sweet Freightliner. This Liner is in just wonderful condition and still running at this late date of Sept 23, 2010.
Mineral loading platform, Mioño, Cantabria, Spain
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No shortage of ballast for the four-foot here. Loading Sealion hoppers in Ribblehead Quarry on 30th August 1983.
A big Tonka Toy type truck loads stone into Sealions for transport later the next day.
At this time the quarry was owned by Amey.
It has now been re-designed with a new track layout and signalling system for the Limestone traffic flow with GBRf.
We had a some great weather the other day so I dusted off my camera and drove out to my friends animal sanctuary and nature preserve. As I made my way to the pond at the bottom of the hill, I saw a few little plops into the water. There were loads of toads and they were VERY active this particular morning. They were so busy doing spring toad things that they barely noticed me. I like it when nature cooperates. :)
Fully working skip loader. Motor sound with brick from 8479 Barcode Truck. Working outriggers. And of course - working loading mechanism! See videos at www.youtube.com/watch?v=W7VOT3Z2J_g and more pictures at www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=204210
Photo and models by Peter Reid/Legoloverman. I just painted out the support holding the hovering loader up.
A thank you card to Kathy W. She gave me this cute truck stamp for my birthday. I stamped it on pp from a MME 6 x 6 Lost and Found Rosy paper pad. I cut the sentiment using a stencil font with my new Silhouette Portrait that my hubby ordered for my birthday! TFL!
In Ku Lane, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong
Young men toil at the millstones; boys stagger under loads of wood.
Lamentations 5:12-14
So, for this layout I looked through all my photos from the last few weeks and picked out the "things" that best characterized our lives right now. Truthfully, we're in a season of our lives right now where everything is about our kids and family life: Girl Scouts, science projects, Valentine's Day boxes, dinner, blankies, etc.
This was a fun prompt. It would be fun to do monthly.
Credits:
Kaye Winiecki's Ordinarily Special kit (in the Feb, 2013 Digi Files)
Another typewriter font
Random staple and flair
The load out trestle near the end of track, Mile 18.25, on the Esquimalt and Nanaimo's Lake Cowichan subdivision taken from the balloon track look east on August 18, 1982.
Freezing fog envelopes and hides the usual view of Norwich Cathedral, Castle and City Hall from my bedroom window. Thankfully for our collective peace of mind, it also camouflages the multii-storey car parks which are home to some of our population of rough sleepers.
Old Winter is come with its cold chilling breath
And the leaves are all gone from the trees
All nature seems touched by the finger of death
And the lakes are beginning to freeze
When your minds are annoyed by the wide swelling flood
And your bridges are useful no more
When in plenty you enjoy everything that is good
That's the time to remember the poor
The cold air and snow will in plenty descend
And whiten the prospect around
The keen cutting wind from the north will attend
And cover it over the ground
When the hills and the dales are all candied with white
And the rivers are froze on the shore
When the bright twinkling stars they proclaim the cold night
That's the time to remember the poor
The poor timid hare through the woods may be traced
By her footsteps indented in the snow
When our lips and our fingers are all dangling with cold
And the marksman a-shooting doth go
When the young wanton lads on the river slide
And the icicles hang at your door
When in plenty you are sitting by a warm fireside
You will tremble to think of the poor
For the times fast a-coming when our Savior on earth
All the world shall agree with one voice
All nations unite to salute the blest morn
And the whole of then earth shall rejoice
When grim death is deprived of its killing sting
And the grave rules triumphant no more
Saints angels and men hallelujah shall sing
Then the rich must remember the poor
A look at blasting during the 10-hour closure on Highway 4 on March 23, 2021. It was one of the most complex blasts on the project.
LOAD11 - Walker's new look for 2017. Olympic Games was the prompt. The title is "Love You More" and journaling on the tag. Four circles, wood grain embellishments and four colors. The date-2017 is on the tag. I think I hit all five things.
This LOAD - my goal is to get a few pages done and enjoy the ride.
These aren't the hot work loaders I've shown in the past (they have immense tire chains on the tires to space them up from the hot metal and slag they have to run through).
The glow in the background is the cities of Chester and Philadelphia, PA lighting the night sky.
These shots were all "staying awake" shots using an Olympus OM-D E-M5 and a Leica DG Summilux (but made by Panasonic) 25mm f/1.4.
All but one is at f/1.4 and where most lenses would be lower contrast and have coma this wide open, predictably, the Leica does NOT. It's an amazing lens.
These were shot anywhere from about 0.1 second to 0.6 seconds shutter time hand held! The amazing stabilizer in the OM-D E-M5 makes this easier than any other camera I've used for sure.
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Old Fort Niagara: British infantry re-enactors are loading their muskets in preparation for another volley at the French outsdie the fort.
After returning the first cut of 55 loads to the Danville Yard CSX ES44AH #3119 and #911 lead the second cut of 55 empties under the loadout at Rocklick Facility. This was my first time witnessing the process and it didn’t disappoint.
The oversize load made it across Roosevelt Lake Bridge. Construction of the bridge was completed in September 1990.
MY FAVE SPOT...I love my backyard in the summer time it is my escape and my oasis and I love watching my puppy play and chase things in the back yard!!
Cardstock: Bazzill; Printed Paper: SEI; Flowers: Bazzill, Prima; Buttons: Stash; Floss: Bazzill; Font: Rockwell
Snuck in some scrapping tme to do a better job of this challenge - finished the LO and realised I never did use any of the blue paper I chose. LOL. My husband lost his Commanding ofiicer in 1999 and every year afterwards we got silver charm each for his daughters to let them know we were thinking of him on the anniversary of his death. These are the flowers of thanks his widow sent us- on the 10 year anniversary.
Labourer in Ahmedabad's Old City. Around his neck is a hook used for loading large items like bales of cotton, sacks of vegetables, etc. on & off trucks and carts.
Grain at Viterra's Pinnaroo location is being loaded into one of Genesee Wyoming Australia's AHGX hoppers.
With the line expected to close relatively soon, this photograph (at this location) could soon be a 'thing of the past'
Wednesday 2nd July 2014
National Muzzle Loading Rifle Association Spring 2013 Shoot in Friendship, Indiana. This gentleman was beating the heat of the day by sitting under a tent roof in the primitive area of the event. Although he said he was concerned about breaking my camera (a commonly expressed concern), I thought he had an interesting looking face and thoughtful expression worthy of some shots. I'm glad he agreed to allow me to take his picture.
Amish man taking a load of stored corn home for his animals to eat.
I had my camera out, but didn't realize I'd get a sort of colorful picture on this rainy day.