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Ontario, CA
7/7/18
WMmaster626 and I headed out to Amrep and saw several different trucks. Most noticeable was the Waste Resources Mack LR Amrep N3. A pretty noticeable chassis we saw was the BYD tag axle electric chassis. We also saw probably a dozen City of Phoenix Peterbilt 520 chassis and several WM ACX chassis. There was also an unpainted mini Octo body and a older shuttle bin we found interesting.
Après beaucoup de projets refusés, on opta en 1862 pour la construction de l’actuel bâtiment des » Bains » à Spa. L’inauguration eut lieu quatre années plus tard et dès la première année, on y donna plus de 22000 bains. Le bâtiment fut amélioré et agrandi en 1905,1914 et 1932. On y donnait toutes sortes de bains : des bains carbo-gazeux naturels, des bains de boue et même des bains d’eau de la Reine à laquelle on avait incorporé des émanations de radium (métal extrêmement radioactif, découvert en 1896 par Pierre et Marie Curie).Notons que ce dernier type de bain montre l’ignorance à l’époque, quant au danger que représentait le rayonnement radioactif. Une pareille pratique serait totalement impensable aujourd’hui.
After many rejected proposals, the current "Bains" building in Spa was finally chosen in 1862. It was inaugurated four years later, and in its first year alone, over 22,000 baths were given. The building was improved and enlarged in 1905, 1914, and 1932. All sorts of baths were offered: natural carbonated baths, mud baths, and even baths in Queen's Water, to which radium (an extremely radioactive metal discovered in 1896 by Pierre and Marie Curie) had been added. It's worth noting that this last type of bath demonstrates the ignorance at the time regarding the dangers of radioactive radiation. Such a practice would be completely unthinkable today.
This little lamb was one of three and it’s mother didn’t have enough milk and so, had been left to the side. We were there as he was getting fed, but refused to take it. Hang on in there wee guy!
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Chassis: Mack TerraPro LEU
Body: Heil DuraPack Half/Pack w/ The Curotto-Can 300 HD
Hauler: Consolidated Disposal Service, Inc.
Location: Lind, WA
Date: September 2018
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As the temperatures rose this afternoon, then so did the passion, it was all happening on my parents garden refuse bin, I found quite a few of these Deuterosminthurus pallipes doing their courtship dance on the top of the bin, I imagine that they had been swept up with the garden waste and had escaped to the top of the bin. In the main image you can see the purple female courting with the yellow male, in this species the male and female can be either yellow or purple and sometimes there are a few slight colour variations, it was nice to photograph them on another coloured surface.
Also I'm still awake, went back to the park this afternoon, but did not photograph much as the sun had brought people out in their droves, it was too noisy for me, definitely prefer it at 4am LOL :o)
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1988 on the old Delaware & Hudson was an was a exciting time, as Guilford declared the D&H bankrupt and NYSW was appointed directed operator until the arrival of CP Rail. The NYSW had the support of both NS and CSX, and with 20 new B40's, both railroads supplied additional motive power. During the summer of 1988, my Dad and I did several trips to the Binghamton area to see the variety show. On a steamy Saturday afternoon after returning from chasing a northbound, we spotted this set on the ready tracks at East Binghamton. The hostler told us this set was to go on a PYRP after 3pm. We figured this would be great with CSX GP30 4265 leading, until the crew climbed on board and flatly refused the engine due to the chemical cleaning smell they used to sanitize the toilet. They subbed another former GTI GP39-2, for a solid ex GTI set. My notes say we chased a BT-2 south with 2 green SD45's, as we lost interest in the GTI set. Thankfully, we got a few good ones before it was placed in the shop for additional cleaning. August 28, 1988
London United DE86 (SK07DYT) is seen at Roehampton, Bessborough Road on route 72. Due to the weak Hammersmith Bridge, the 72 was unable to get the double deck vehicles ordered for it, VH45187-202.
Formerly NCP Challenger ADL30
i refuse to drive by something again and say "oh yeah, i'll take a shot of that later..." with the dramatic clouds today, i especially couldn't pass up this decrepit old house.
It snowed this morning and we are expecting more to come. I refuse to accept winter and so did my new camera. This is what I saw of the snow crystals on the grass this morning at Lake Potawatomi.
They refused to cooperate when I tried to get a photo of them together. This was the best of several attempts. The female is above, with only blue on her throat pouch. That colorful area is called the wattle. And apparently he had a sudden itch on his when I raised my camera.
Male & Female Abyssinian Ground Hornbill (Bucorvus abyssinicus)
Fort Worth Zoo
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CCC / Dempsters at the landfill (date must be inaccurate), notice what appears to be a Laidlaw White rolloff in the background.
Many thanks to the office of the San Diego City Clerk and to Andy Patriquin for these photos.
Mom refuses to throw anything away. I've suggested to sell her teddy bears' collection. "Over my Dead Body", she replied. Gulp... My mother's home [Sevilla], 20.7.2014, 17:56h.
"Give me your tired, your poor,
Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free,
The wretched refuse of your teeming shore.
Send these, the homeless, tempest-tost to me,
I lift my lamp beside the golden door!"
America has now drowned Lady Liberty
Refuse normalcy. Beauty is everywhere, love is endless, and joy bleeds from our everyday existence. Embrace it.
― Dominic Owen Mallary
My last few shots in the last few minutes of a long day, as the sun was setting. Much can be learned in a few minutes...
The harsh winter sunlight plays along the side of Birmingham Refuse lorry WOM 116T (Fleet number 866). The vehicle was a Seddon/Atkinson, new in October 1978, the last tax fell due 25th August 1985. It is fitted with a body which compresses the rubbish using a powerful hydraulic ram, unfortunately that method also acts as a gigantic juicer.
The picture is taken in Monument Road Edgbaston Birmingham near the corner with Hagley Road, generally known as the Ivy Bush after the pub on that corner.
Peter Shoesmith November 1983
Copyright Geoff Dowling & John Whitehouse: All rights reserved
Grass, weighed down after being deluged by heavy overnight rain, attempting to straighten up, next morning, in the warmth of welcome sunlight.
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I couldn't believe my luck when this owl posed for my camera. The light was bad but I was close enough to get some really nice shots. He was needing a rest after hunting and refused to move away despite dog-walkers and cyclists all stopping to see what I was looking at with my camera.
view at the end of a trash filled alley in the plateau. the exhaust of some of the trendiest spots in town.
The Rings That Refused a Single Place BY AEON VON ZARK.
They were installed
without construction.
One morning,
they simply
occupied
the interval
between
certainty
and location.
The old dome
continued
to stand
exactly
where it had
always been.
Yet each person
leaving it
remembered
a slightly
different
building.
None
of those memories
contradicted
the others.
They merely
refused
to coincide.
The rings
did not open
a passage.
They allowed
places
to possess
more than
one presence
at once.
Smoke
crossed them
without distortion.
Only afterwards
did the air
hesitate
over
which version
of itself
should continue.
Survey maps
became
remarkably
accurate.
Each one
described
a place
that certainly
existed.
No two
described
the same one.
People
adapted
without effort.
Appointments
were still kept.
Conversations
continued.
Only now,
when someone said,
-I’ll meet you
at the dome,-
it had become
polite
to ask,
-Which one
is yours
today?-