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(70/365) Good Morning Susi! We begin the first leg of our trip this afternoon so this mornign is all about the packing.
Packing our gear for the hike up to Clear Lake Butte Lookout.
Read more about our trip: wp.me/p44NgC-6z
The bulk of the space in the Corolla's truck was occupied by copies of the Caribbean Review of Books. Here's the humble editor packing them in.
I was bored and i don't wanna work at all, so I started to make video to show you the packing business! Worker life doesn't suit me anymore :D
Packing for BB cares 2020.
RIBB is partnering with Kampong Kapor FSC to bless 30 low income households. Our boys prepared the hampers but owing to
COVID-19 restrictions, they are unable to
distribute the gifts.
We asked our Alumni to help with distribution.
Documentation of us slowly and laboriously packing of all our stuff in boxes (minus the gazillion bags of things that have gone to Goodwill or the trash), followed by the professional movers' much more efficient loading of our things out of the condo and into an LA-bound truck! It's now oh-so-empty in here...
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Steveston is now a neighbourhood of Richmond. It was once the epicentre of the west coast fisheries, particularly salmon. It also served the surrounding farms. The canneries employed thousands on a seasonal basis, packing millions of cans of salmon each summer. Later, this cannery packed herring, mostly for the troops overseas in WWII. In the 60s and 70s, it served as a herring reduction plant. The Gulf of Georgia Cannery is a museum now, operated by the federal government as a National Historic Site.
The sponsored relay-style challenge was battled out by teams of four, whilst supporters cheered them on. Everyone had a great time and money raised goes directly to Oxfam’s Water for Survival programmes. We would like to say HUGE thank you to everyone who took part, supported a team or helped out with the events - they were a great success.
I have the neatest collection of hand-painted "rock art" and I love all of it dearly. They are mostly "river rocks" with all sorts of beautiful hand-painted designs. Most of mine are "Lat's Originals" - - - and are called "rock cats". I have one that was done by another artist and also two beautiful butterflies, one a Pipevine Swallowtail and the other a Tiger Swallowtail. If you turn the butterflies over, there is a painting of each one's caterpillar on the back.
First stopped here about 1953. I'm not sure how long it's been closed, though I have lived on the beach nearby for 40 years. Would like to go inside, but it must be respected as private property.
In most parts of the country this would have been called a " packing plant", instead of a "packing House". See the lettering behind the big orange.
Located south of the town of Rockledge, Florida, on US-1
Tim, one of our lead climbers, double-checks his rack as shortly before departing Pittsburgh.
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