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Lissie, Tx. Grain Company; While riding hwy. 90 back roads the other day, I ran upon this rusty old thing. I imagined at one time, this was a thriving business in this little community? But now it's out of business and replaced down the road with a bigger modern facility. Jobs lost her but gained down the road. I love anything with rust attached to it. Combined with a beautiful blue sky with puffy white clouds, I thought it what a perfect shot. Hope you enjoy too.
A flight line storage bin / crate, stackable units, that will be part of a 54 Sqn SEPECAT Jaguar GR1 aircraft diorama.
`Evolution' of storage mediums.
On the bottom a 3½-inch HD floppy (1986). On the left in the foreground a SD card, to the right a micro SD card. Behind the SD cards a USB stick (256 MB capacity). Right in the background another USB stick (1 GB capacity). And last but not least on the left side in the background, a network cable, so you can access your data in the cloud.
I wish you all a happy Macro Monday and a great week.
The other front room, was also filled with radios and parts. the floor boards where on there way out, each step had to be taken with extreme caution!
1976 Minolta 110 Zoom SLR. 110 cassette reloaded with a 16mm wide remnant of Verichrome 125 from a 120 roll whilst being slit for a roll of 127 film. Orange filter used. D-75 for 10 minutes at 65f. Image is cropped.
Chambersburg Cold Storage #8411, an EMD SW1, sits tied down outside the company facility off the CSX Lurgan Subdivision.
National Grid gas storage site at Partington in Manchester. This was once the site of a large town gas works but then became a major natural gas facility which was used to boost supply at times of peak demand. Since my visit the site has been closed and completely cleared.
There has to be another way?
All this stock taking up all this space just so 2 trains at a time can run round the front.
Its often the case that the storage sidings needed to run a model railway are way bigger than the actual scenic area of the layout.
Look at ll that stock! And the track needed along with the space.
I know somebody came up with a vertical solution that rotated the train wanted down to the track but I've never seen one working and it seems to have died a death?
It does seem a tremendous use of space yet personally, I cant think of another way that would be better - only placing whole trains on at a time when they are needed - that way you would only need 4 sidings max- as opposed to the 23 used here - yes 23!!
Saying all that it does look impressive behind the scenes - but that's how many remain just that - behind the scenes and are never seen the viewer
1:76 Scale, OO gauge model railway.
The town of Coppell is fictional and based on the West Coast Main Line in the Preston / Wigan area. Time period is 1986 to 1996 - sectorisation of British Rail.
Seen at Lincoln Model Railway Exhibition 2019.
WEEK 23 – Southaven Walmart, 2015 Remodel (II)
At least in addition to that lone primary “Home” department sign, a lot of the aisles facing the actionways on either side of the area get smaller secondary department signs, such as those shown here for “Storage & Laundry” and “Kitchen & Dining.” Still a downgrade from what was here before, but better than nothing.
In this pic we’re still looking down towards the front wall, just from the actionway bordering home and apparel.
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Storage silos at the Tata Chemicals Lostock Works on the edge of Northwich. The end of soda ash problem here was imminent and this is probably no longer in use.
An old stone storage house built into the side of a mountain. Some of the millions of sheep in Iceland.
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Casements served many purposes. In peacetime they were ideal spaces for storage or a prison. In times of war their thick vaulted ceilings offered the best possible shelter available in the era. During the sieges of 1745 and 1758, when Louisbourg came under heavy bombardment, women and children sought refuge in the casements like this.
An image at the NB storage depot in 2009 when a large number of early double deckers came out of frontline service.
Many of these buses remain in storage or on schools/tours work, however some have been sold.
Plate storage, what won't fit into the drawers gets put into bins on the shelves. I need to work on bulking up on some colors, but its a work in progress.
This takes a bit of time to sort, but I never have to look long when I am building.
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Re-purposed a little desktop storage shelf into a storage bench for the dolls today. Tabby & Nala seem fairly happy with it :)
Details on my blog:
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This large vitnage Skipper and Scooter storage box holds 4 dolls and lots of my odds and ends (clone or TLCish). I bought it full of clothing - some of which was just awful handmade stuff.
Canon AV-1, 50mm f/1.4 FD, Ilford FP4+ 125 @200 expired 2006, Red Filter.
When I was given my Canon AV-1 there was a roll of HP4+ 125 in the bag. It expired in 2006 and I know it had just been sitting in a loft since the late 1990's so it was far from ideal in terms of storage. I figured that I may get some fading due to the fact it was old and stored really badly so I decided to push it to 200. Enough to give it a bit of a contrast boost but not too much if the film turned out to be ok. I also used a red filter on some of the shots. Seeing as the roll was expired and I knew it could have a grungier and more unpredictable look, I decided to look for more grittier street photos. This one was taken out of the window of a train on my way home as I passed through a small industrial area of London.