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Looks lovely but it was incredibly cold.
Sheerlegs MATADOR 3 unload the barge at the LBC TANKTERMINALS in the third Petrol Harbour in Rotterdam Botlek.
Not pictured: a pushpin in a box with a label reading "Balloon Survival Kit".
Not pictured because it is underneath the balloons, along with the computer, chair, papers, etc.
Playing with Dropbox, a shared storage/folder thing. Pretty cool! This pic shows Dropbox installed on my work PC, the web, my Mac, and my iPhone... I can access a single file from anywhere!
A little room I couldn't get in. I hope to get another chance so I can get more of the room into the photo.
Both GE and EMD motors sit in storage along with a bunch of auto racks in the railroads Janesville yard.
Auxiliary Storage Area.
Photo taken by FBI agents after 18 November 1978 and released under the Freedom of Information Act. Available through the public domain. Please credit The Jonestown Institute.
Auxiliary storage area.
Photo taken by FBI agents after 18 November 1978 and released under the Freedom of Information Act. Available through the public domain. Please credit The Jonestown Institute.
I went to this storage unit complex with my father. It was an empty trippy bummer.
My father has a storage unit he's held in Portland for about 12 years and now one in San Diego he's had for about a year. He lives in neither city.
And I, too, am now part of the problem. I have a storage unit with lots of my metalworking tools and material things which I've been paying to hold over a year now. I could replace almost everything in there for what I've paid to store it.
My father could have replaced everything in the Portland unit about 10 times over.
Storage is nice.
1.2GB scsi quantum (extracted from a powermac, still working)
vs.
Brand new SanDisk transflash 2GB.
50 eurocents under the tflash
This is the HO scale layout we brought from the Crossroads Mall to the basement of the Virginia Museum of Transportation back in 2005. It had to be cut apart and reassembled, but since it was in the early stages of construction there was little scenery applied to it yet. It has come a long way since then.
The latest modification has been the addition of a storage yard behind the scenery backdrop to keep the club rolling stock while members are running what they bring in.
This layout is a folded figure eight with a branch line, and was originally loosely based on a fictional merger of the Norfolk and Western, Chesapeake and Ohio, and Virginian Railways. It was given the name of Chesapeake and Western (C&W). Built in eight sections, it is completely DCC controlled.
I worked on this layout during its development stage, and in the moving, reassembling, and finishing the track work. After that I contributed time to the scenery work while also working on the N scale layout in another room.
Somewhere in the middle ground between this morning's work and this afternoon's 'play', 'Berresfordsmotors' and I got around to slightly lightening the load on our storage facility. POPS former PMT Series II Bristol VR (slug) OEH 604M has been prepared for it's annual test. However it's just outside the permitted one month early to allow a thirteen month test so requires storing until an appropriate date. A fellow enthusiast and preservationist offered the use of his 'depot' for the short while and it's seen here earlier whilst en-route.
my newest batch of storage buckets
more info here: paper-and-string.blogspot.com/2008/06/sunshine-sewing-and...
One of the small bedrooms in my house was remodeled by us to hold all of the small parts. All the design work was done by my wife with the exception of the decision to use the sterite drawers and their arrangement, and the brick crown molding, which I conceived and executed.
The work on this room (and all of our Lego Storage even areas not shown) was completed between mid Feb and mid May 2012.
Finished state. Clockwise - Red - Green - Yellow - Blue walls.
I store my craft supplies in recycled tins and jars. Click the photo for notes. I also use Harrod's cheese crocks for my toothbrushes in the bathroom.
One of the small bedrooms in my house was remodeled by us to hold all of the small parts. All the design work was done by my wife with the exception of the decision to use the sterite drawers and their arrangement, and the brick crown molding, which I conceived and executed.
The work on this room (and all of our Lego Storage even areas not shown) was completed between mid Feb and mid May 2012.
Finished state. Clockwise - Red - Green - Yellow - Blue walls.
A hard disk drive (HDD) is a data storage device that uses magnetic storage to store and retrieve digital information using one or more rigid rapidly rotating disks (platters) coated with magnetic material.
The platters are paired with magnetic heads, usually arranged on a moving actuator arm, which read and write data to the platter surfaces.
Data is accessed in a random-access manner, meaning that individual blocks of data can be stored or retrieved in any order and not only sequentially.
Read more on Wikipedia: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hard_disk_drive
There was so much rain that there is standing water everywhere including next to the temporary storage at the elevator.
It's time to make as much room as possible in the house, so I thought I'd start by taking advantage of a little unused space in the garage. Here are the results, with many thanks to Paul for his (surprisingly large number of) power tools and heavy lifting. Patrick helped too.
One of the small bedrooms in my house was remodeled by us to hold all of the small parts. All the design work was done by my wife with the exception of the decision to use the sterite drawers and their arrangement, and the brick crown molding, which I conceived and executed.
The work on this room (and all of our Lego Storage even areas not shown) was completed between mid Feb and mid May 2012.
Finished state. Clockwise - Red - Green - Yellow - Blue walls.
I began going through and trying to catalog all of my re-ment last night. This isn't all of it....I have 7 storage cases that are completely full, need to buy another tomorrow. About 10 sets that need to be opened and put away, about 10 different storage/furniture pieces and then all of the sets that are in Blythe towers and the Cafe etc. I have an addiction to miniatures, I love them. Hubby bought me 4 new sets today haha