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My happy place is my back porch, I love to sit here in the evenings, ipad, reading, glass of wine. AHHHH.. I'm Sad LOAD is coming to a close, I rocked 32 LO's this month.. a record for me!
Various pictures of this 1977 Caterpillar (CAT) 966C wheel loader are provided here.
This loader will be dismantled and containerized by Big Iron's shipping & logistics department.
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The Bugis Schooners were often loaded with bags of concrete or Rice. The work is back breaking, but this worker was happy to see us and gave us a big smile. The guys loading the concrete bags would carry two 50kg bags on their shoulders as they walked up the gangplank to load the boats.
Medair worker Christoph Roduit (right) helping to load a box of Medair's supplies into the Cessna 208 Caravan aircraft at Ivato airport, Madagascar in preparation for a flight.
My Roommate (Gabe Davis) and I planned on going on a motorcycle trip to Las Vegas, down to LA and then back home to Salem Oregon. On the way to Vegas we were heading over the pass and got hit with what seemed like a blizzard, Gabe lost control of his bike and shortly after I lost control of mine. We both came out ok but our bike had to much damage to continue. Lucky for us our friend brad came to the rescue and drove almost 8 hours to come get us. This is when we were loading up in town just about to head out
LOAD Day Three
While I am a fan of titles on my pages, today proves they might not be 100% necessary.
Journaling reads:
"I started saving & printing inspirational quotes & sayings that I found on Pinterest. One afternoon, armed with a stack of freshly printed words of wisdom & a couple rolls of washi tape, I decorated the main wall at the top of the stairs. I love seeing the pops of cool & a daily dose of motivation. 2/2014"
Supplies used:
Cardstock: Papertrey Ink
Patterned Paper: Studio Calico
Ink: Ink It Up!
Rub-ons: Doodlebug
Circle punches: Fiskars
Button: Studio Calico
Epoxy dots: Doodlebug
Pen: Staedtler
Adhesive: Scotch
You can see more, up close detailed photos in my stream.
Thanks for looking!
"Load tube three, Mk 14!"
Not that a Mark 14 torpedo would have ever been used in these particular tubes. These are the two starboard torpedo tubes from the U.S.S Tecumseh, SSBN 628. Tecumseh was a missile carrying submarine, part of the '41 For Freedom.' The Mk 14 torpedo was a WWII torpedo, when, after they worked out the glitches in the exploder assembly, because a highly successful design and sent hundreds of thousands of tons of enemy shipping to the bottom during the war.
Photograph taken at Llanfair Caereinion on the Welshpool & Llanfair Light Railway on Saturday 11th June 2016
internet went out this is the first one I missed the deadline on. think i might go back and change a few things. not really happy with it
journaling reads
I was born on my papaw’s birthday.
he always used to say I was his
little birthday present. Our
birthdays was celebrated
together. it was a special
bond we had. Since he passed
away I really haven’t
celebrated. he always used
to tease me and ask how
old was I gonna be on “his”
birthday
cricut - everyday pop up cards
spellbinders pendants
Understanding Load Sway and Tips To Prevent It!
When an object is hung from the hook of an overhead crane, it exhibits a natural swing similar to a pendulum swing, when the trolley starts moving or comes to a halt. This is what we term as load sway. Since a long time, crane operators have tried minimising load sway by timing crane movement in a strategic manner. The most common method to control load sway is to make sure that the crane is centred over the load. However, there are chances that the load will still swing before it finally settles down, thereby giving the crane owner no other option than to wait for the load to settle down by itself.
Kit used: Nikon D7100 & Zoom-Nikkor 35~200mm 1: 3.5 ~ 4.5
ref: 2559 - 25th Feb 2020
in the absence of a front end loader this is how we loaded up these one tonne or so chain harrows when moving between jobs....November 2005
U.S. Air Force load masters from a C-130 release several pallets of water, clothing and toys during an air drop of humanitarian supplies to al-Amarah, Balad, Iraq, May 21, 2008. U.S. Navy photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Jack G. Georges.
Found this crazy long load in Fort Nelson, BC. I'm not sure I would want to be the rear driver on the Alaska Highway in the winter. Crazy job!
Massey Ferguson 6180 + Grimme GZ 1700 DL1 Harvester.
Massey Ferguson 6495 + Richard Western 16HS Trailer
Claas Ares 697 ATZ + Marston Trailer.
(Chawston, 7/9/14)
Back after a bit of a hiatus. I'm selling my house this month and sigh had to do some cleaning and packing and organizing. But for now that's done, yay!, and I can get back to scrapping!
I couldn't do all black and white, needed some colour in there. It was fun taking these two photos taken 5 years apart and editing them the same way. My husband is such a fun dad!