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Striking red plastic jerrycan washed up during the high water level in the Dutch rivers.
Tijdens het hoge water in de Waal bij het Gelderse dorp Poederoijen spoelt, naast plantaardig afval, ook allerlei andere rommel aan zoals deze opvallend rode plastic jerrycan.
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BNSF job 116 spots tank cars at the Hallett/Ojard Dock 6 storage yard in West Duluth. Nice 2821 is still hanging around town. 4/8/19
Huge storage tanks belonging to UM in Liverpool who deal in molasses and vegetable oils. The evening light falling on the metal structure gave it form and shape.
These scans come from my rather large magazine collection. Instead of filling my house with old moldy magazines, I scanned them (in most cases, photographed them) and filled a storage area with moldy magazines. Now they reside on an external harddrive. I thought others might appreciate these tidbits of forgotten history.
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With 50 empty coal gons clacking along behind, Mid Michigan GP9 #24 rolls east along the former GTW through Ada at dusk. The empty cars would be put into storage on the out-of-service portion of the GTW main in Lowell.
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National Portrait Gallery - Canberra, ACT, Australia.
Does not look like much processing but it was, as is often the case with me these days, slightly out of focus.
Just before the first Lockdown networkrail was doing alot of clearence work on the river Teign which opened up this spot which is now already quite overgrown .This was Colas 70 70809 with the 6B65 Exeter Riverside to Newton Abbot Hackney yard with log wagons to be stored some are still there now.
Since it was impossible to get access to the grain storage, this was taken with a digital camera Fuji X-T20.
I'm doing a sort of mini-theme week centered around Earth Day which is on thursday. Yesterday's photo was all about getting out and enjoying Mother Nature. Today it's about switching over to eco-friendly options, trade in those ineffiecient bulbs for new long lasting bulbs that save energy!
Today my school had a bike/walk to work/school day and it was awesome to see so many bikes! There were so many that the bikes racks had filled up by the time I got there and we had to store bikes in offices and storage rooms just to keep them out of the main areas.
Now it's off to enjoy a BBQ with my Tuesday after-school group!
TOTW: Get Your Groove On
I have a ridiculous number of dolls in varying stages of rehab. I do know what is in each box and try to keep them organized, weeding out periodically.
Just a rusty old storage tank, fenced in and verging on overgrown. Who knows what it was for or what it contains.
I blogged the construction here:
www.little.brickroot.com/2016/07/industrial-micropolis-pa...
STORAGE is one of many anagrams of the word "Photographers".
Taken for Flickr's Our Daily Challenge: MADE FROM PHOTOGRAPHERS