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Lakeshore Recycling Systems trash dumpster with the older LRS logo.
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This is a option that is really cool, dont think i ever seen it anywhere except this 1960's Dempster catalog.
**I did not shoot this, it was sent to me by a friend, and posted with their permission.
*Thanks to streetcleaner0 for the body manufacturer information.
I believe this truck was in New Brunswick, Canada.
A rare visitor to the Midlandsfor the Braunston rally was the tug White Heather seen near Hillmorton on the 24th June 2012. The vessel was a forerunner of the modern Cory Environmental fleet that move London's refuse for disposal.
The tug was built by Watson of Gainsborough at Beckenham on the Trent in 1932 for the Borough of St Marylebone as a refuse tug. In 1939 she was taken over by Thomas Clayton of Paddington and worked extensively on refuse disposal to their pits at Hayes, Yeading and West Drayton. She passed to British Waterways on nationalisation. In 1972, she was acquired by T & D Murrells of Adelaide Dock and is the only remaining narrow beam tug built for the Regent's Canal.
Info from: www.nationalhistoricships.org.uk/register/1657/white-heather
I refused to bring my tele not because of minimal shutter at night. But you have to be right there, to really see us.
Brand: ? ?
Series: N/A
Livery: Recycling logo, water drop graphic, man and trash can graphic and wheelie bin graphic on sides, JFL #221
Scale: 1/43
Base: Black plastic -
Collector/casting number: N/A
Country of manufacture: China
Place/date of purchase: Super Store 2024
Condition: Minty fresh 10/10
Remarks/comments:
Refuse incinerator. Waste processing centre. Seynod. France.
Country : France
Date : 2008
Copyright : Marcel Crozet / ILO
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Linking to this page is okay though.
Poster created for a PSA about teen homelessness. The posters were intended to be a guide for homeless teens, who would otherwise refuse shelter help, to survive in the most grim situations.
This was a staging area, just prior to the distribution of the carts for automated service in Polk County.
If you want to use this image, ask permission PRIOR to use. Don't be a thief - under most circumstances, I'm quite reasonable.
Copyright 2010 - Alan B.
July 25, 2014. Tewksbury, MA.
Thousands of Market Basket employees and supporters rallied in a shopping center near a Market Basket store to demand the reinstatement of return Arthur T. Demoulas to his role of President and CEO of Market Basket. For the past week, warehouse workers have refused to make deliveries to Market Basket’s stores, leaving fruit, vegetable, seafood and meat shelves empty. Workers have held huge protest rallies and organized boycott petitions through social media, attracting thousands of supporters. Customers are defecting to other grocery stores. In some cases, customers have taped receipts from competitors to Market Basket windows.
At the same time Friday morning the owners of Market Basket are meeting in Boston to discuss the workers’ revolt and an offer to buy the supermarket chain from fired CEO Arthur T. Demoulas.
© 2014 Marilyn Humphries