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The Historic Commercial Vehicles Society's London-Brighton run stopped off at the Broadfield Stadium.
Such care has been given to these vehicles - even the rubbish truck shines.
Lumber and a window. Pick up sticks.
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The intense interior ailing caused by a refused proposal can be felt by those who went through it only. It's just not the flowers thrown away, it's the heart thrown hard at the stones.. Let love not be misjudged; May true proposals always end up in joy..
Council workmen carrying out roadside recycling on Maendy Way. They are often maligned, sometimes with justification, but at great personal risk to themselves, they continue to provide an essential service to the public.
Actually, this image highlights a fatal flaw in the roadside recycling system. Maendy Way at this point is strangled by large numbers of parked vehicles, exacerbated by traffic calming “pinchguts”. This is then aggravated by a large refuse lorry stop-starting as workmen fetch boxes to it, then start pigeonholing various items of rubbish. Often, frustrated drivers can only edge forward as the recycling lorry creeps along a narrow street. Far better to have a wheelie bin for all recyclables, dump it in the truck, then sort it all out in a hangar at a depot.
Refuse Fascism TRUMP MUST GO NOW! Independence Day Rally at Logan Circle, NW, Washington DC on Friday afternoon, 4 July 2025 by Elvert Barnes Protest Photography
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Elvert Barnes former 4 JULY docu-project at elvertbarnes.com/4July.html
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View of the urban context of the Refuse Destructor, a brick chimney used as an incinerator for Adelaide's rubbish from its construction in 1910, up until 1954. It is located near the corner of Catherine Helen Spence Street and Halifax Street, with this view taken from Quest King William South (Adelaide, Australia)
Still upset at his father, Thor refused to open his eyes and pretended to fall to the ground with eyes wide shut. :)
May 6, 2008 - 7004 views
No they are not changing the colour or the logo again. This is a demonstration vehicle that WLDC have been trying out. Note the extra axle, this one has a payload of 16.54 tonnes against the 11.3 tonnes that the 3 axle vehicles can carry. This image was taken from off the Trent Bank at Gainsborough.
56068 approaches Stainforth station on 31/05/01 with 6M07 10.45 Roxby - Pendleton empty refuse containers.
A strange request.
This lady came out of nowhere and said that she wanted to kiss my bald head. Who am I to refuse? The only stipulation I had, was that I wanted a picture of it.
The litter is everywhere and is the prime reason for poor sanitation in the city. It is difficult for a traveller not to pick up some germ or other and not be sick for a couple of days. We never saw a garbage truck - only in Kathmandu, Nepal.
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It's over 50F today. The weather this year refuses to disappoint. Sasha is sporting the collar I made her.
Front cover of an issue of The Molesworth Bulletin, produced by Molesworth Peace Camp. Copies of the bulletin are found amongst the papers of Tim Wallis and Ian and Jennifer Hartley, all of whom spent time living at the camp.
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