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Narelle worked on a Moshav with me in the Negev desert. Here she licks her sore foot better. Dear of her.
Where are you Narelle?
Leicaflex SL
50mm Summicron
Fomapan 100 in Rodinal (1:50 for 7 minutes)
Coleman, FL
Located on the main street, the front door sits just feet from US 301.
U.S. 301 is expected to carry up to 34,000 vehicles daily by 2042.
This is not some avant garde blue collar sculpture. It is my attempt to prevent our dog, Lily, from totally excavating our septic tank. For a few days she has had a fixation on digging up the soil over it and as does this pauses to bark at it. The clean out covers are only about 2 inches ( 5 cm) below the surface. Her name is Lily and we got her via a local rescue group in April. She does like to dig and before this partially excavated a rhododendron plant. I have been putting the soil back in but she is a very efficient digger. This started with a couple pieces of plywood and as it has expanded to this as she continued to dig and to push the wood out of her way. Right now we are at a stalemate as I ponder my next move to a more permanent and attractive solution. For any who are unfamiliar with this, all of our waste water is piped into this underground septic tank where bacteria do their magic. Solids fall to the bottom and the liquid flows out into a system of porous pipes buried under our lawn. The solids are pumped out every few years and that was most recently done last year leaving some areas with no grass or ground cover and made an attractive place to dig I suppose. I think Lily was barking at the sound of running water in the tank below.
Operated by: Metro Transit LRT Track Dept.
Unit Number: 515
Body: ?
Chassis: Kenworth
Vehicle Type: Septic and sewer tanker
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Truck 515 from the Track Department seen here in the T1/Lindbergh light-rail station supplying water for power washing equipment.
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This tanker truck operated Rainbow Septic Tank Cleaners from Taupo was captured at a truck maintenance facility in it shome town.
Seddon Atkinson products had an all too brief period of relative popularity in New Zealand from the 400 model to the T5-series such as this 8-wheeled example. In 2020 the lorries are quite a rare sight on NZ roads, this example being the only one I have seen in 2020 so far.
Cesspool's division of cobra has refurbished their customized model I HISS, nicknamed the "septic tank".
Got a septic tank back in July and just finished fixing it up. The orange body of it had some serious sun damage, so I had to repaint it. I chose purple since I'd never seen it done before and I thought it would go well with the new decals I got for it. Also replaced the turret with one from an original hiss and replaced the guns with a new custom built sprayer unit.
More pics soon!
deglerwaste.com/septic-ridgeland/ If you have a septic tank, it can be difficult to know when you need to have it serviced. In the following section, you will find out how to spot signs of trouble with your septic system as well as how to properly maintain it.