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Us Steel employees are locked out as Company wants to reduce wages, pensions and the Union refused the offer. This after our Country bailed out US Steel from bankruptsy. I say give back all the Canadian money US Steel owes the Government.
Completed in 1837, the limestone lock nine served as a catalyst for the growth of Piqua. The lock helped connect the village to Cincinnati (1837) and Toledo (1845) by way of the Miami and Erie Canal. German immigrants traveled up the canal from Cincinnati and settled within a five-block area of the lock. Industries used the lock as a source of water power and developed products as diverse as flannel, flour, and flax seed. Lock nine remained as a functioning part of the canal until its destruction during the flood of 1913.
Thames Lock, Brentford, the entrance from the River Thames to the non-tidal River Brent.
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Lock 65 and the overspill on the Trent & Mersey Canal in Wheelock. I walked across the Lock to check out the reeds in the overspill for Dragonflies.
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I never really wanted you to see
The screwed up side of me that I keep
Locked inside of me so deep
It always seems to get to me
I never really wanted you to go
So many things you should have known
I guess for me theres just no hope
I never meant to be so cold
I'm sorry for the way I am
-Crossfade, Cold
As a part of my environment project, I also took a range of close up photos. I really like the way that this photograph, in black and white, really shows the detail in the spiders webs as well as the textures from where the metal has rusted.
Used: Digital Photography
Old lock gates from 1916 on permanent display. They were in operation in the nearby canal until the 1990's, when they were replaced with newly constructed gates.
More folks are using bicycles to get to work. While this bike rack isn't full yet, the number of bicycles locked into place here have increased over the past year. Same with the number of scooters and motorcycles.
Everyone's trying to make their money stretch just a bit more.
Bicycles are frequently targets for theft.
Recently, one of my co-workers, who uses a bicycle exclusively to get around, had their means of transportation stolen from this bike rack, during the day. It was locked, with a cable lock like the one int he foreground.
Bill's new bike has a sturdier lock on it, like the black solid lock you see towards the middle of the frame. I hope it works.