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The ceramic poppies being removed from the Tower of London. A total of 888,246 poppies formed the installation 'Blood Swept Lands and Seas of Red' with each one representing a British or Colonial military death during the First World War. Most are being sold to raise funds for six service charities poppies.hrp.org.uk/about-the-charities London. Saturday 15 November 2014
Facing north on the former Illinois Central Railroad's Grenada District, now Canadian National Railway's Canton Subdivision that's seen at the Main Street (Old MS 463) grade crossing in downtown Madison, Mississippi on Thursday, September 28, 2023.
That concrete and steel bridge over there is the Madison Parkway Overpass. It carries the new four-laned alignment of MS 463 over the now single-tracked rail line. The old Madison pass siding track that was on the right (east) side of the main track was recently removed completely as it was there a few months ago the last time I had made a pass through here. To be honest with you, I wish this line (and the siding) was still the main line and that it was upgraded to handle heavy train traffic, both local and a few through freight and Amtrak passenger trains. I wish that this line was still the Amtrak's City of New Orleans primary route as it is more of a direct route between Memphis, Tennessee and Jackson, Mississippi. It had served more communities than the current route out through the Mississippi-Yazoo Delta region.
So today we’re ten days into the build (halfway through week two if you will) and it’s fair to say the kitchen is unrecognisable. Largely because there is no kitchen any more.
The whole structure has been razed to the ground. The walls are down and all the bricks (save for a few) and timber are skipped ready for removal from site. The concrete slab that formed the floor of the old kitchen and bathroom has been broken up and is also in the skip. The garden wall is half demolished.
In breaking up the concrete slab, we’ve been able to see how deep the foundations of the party wall are. We had no idea what to expect. The Victorians were often a bit slapdash when building the mass housing of their day and you often find that the foundations of Victorian terraces are only a few bricks deep. However, it seems the Edwardians are a bit more discerning and we’ve got about 60cm of wall below ground. Whether this is enough to satisfy the twin gods of the structural engineer and building control remains to be seen, but it’s a good sign.
The nearside rear top bolt was very siezed in the shackle and took a lot of effort including a new 7/8" socket in a 3/4" power bar to turn. Plenty of penitrating oil plus movement eventually got it to turn freely. I also had to use an air socket driver to 'wear' out the rust and get it all moving easily.
2022 Removed Teddy Theodore Roosevelt on horse back statue gone from in front of American Museum of Natural History - 79th Street and Central Park West in New York City Statue of President sculpture - African American Native Indian NYC 02/05/2022 February Green Bronze cowboy
After the coffee is ready to be sampled you have to use two spoons to remove the top layer of bits, grounds, sludge, goo, or whatever else you want to call it.
to get the shifting lever off, I would have to drill out this pin. Probably the whole assembly slides out from the back, so I'll leave this part intact
I'm not sure when, but somehow, in the midst of the storm, someone from the City of Vaughan showed up and marked some of the trees with an R for removal.
then using a C-spanner or hammer/punch combo, unscrew the right side from the hub shell (which in my case was laced into a wheel) and put into a vise with the right (drive) side up. Unscrew lock and cone nut; remove spacers, plastic dust cap, clutch spring, and clutch spring cap.
for safe keeping and protection. This old 3mm float glass has ripples and uneveness you only see in old glass and would be difficult to replicate.
This image demonstrated the removable panel concept and created for my second year (2010-2011) project working with Moorhouse's Brewery.