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STORAGE is one of many anagrams of the word "Photographers".
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The Farmer who has this farm recently cut the corn in his field. It was nice to see the East Valley scenery again.
Made EXPLORE!
June 21, 2007 #355 then #370 then #92
This silo stands tall against the fields on one of my favorite Kentucky backroads.
I have 2 black repro storage boxes that I use for my bettter Skipper clothing. I keep Ricky's stuff in here, too. You can see his striped jacket.
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.
Bradford, PA. May 2021.
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Documenting re-ment and some of my asian miniatures "sorting out progress"...I have separated all the complete sets... now I need to separate them into individual sets! need more boxes:-)...
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!
my new storage boxes, perfect for buttons, ribbons, fat quartes, sewing thread, knitting projects...or whatever you fancy!
details on my blog :: paper-and-string.blogspot.com/2010/05/storage-galore.html
Chambersburg Cold Storage #8411, an EMD SW1, sits tied down outside the company facility off the CSX Lurgan Subdivision.
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.
I cleaned up the Mod Barbie display this afternoon. I invested in some more storage boxes for my dolls this month. These are from Vintage Doll Plaza. They are expensive, but I decided that I should store my dolls well if I am going to invest time and money into them. I do not want them to get damaged in piles. I try to store them nude to avoid stains from clothing. Brigitte has panties since she arrived in them. The rest of my Mods are in a couple vintage Barbie cases along with the clothing. I try to keep all of my vintage Barbies and Skipper dolls in boxes like these, too. Some of my Ideal family and all of my Miss Suzettes also have the best storage.
with pretty pattern and pink in my studio. I embellished the magazine racks last Sunday using my favorite Tilda cardboard papers of birds & roses
This is how I store my Re-ment & Megahouse. Fun to look at and play with, not so much fun to put away! o__O
Our Daily Challenge 24 - 30 March: Get Organized
This lovely vintage set of drawers became obsolete with the advent of digital records, but with a bit of modification is a very useful store for pencils, pens, rulers, knives etc.
The cold storage building for Union Storage and Transfer in Fargo. The building to the right originally was a creamery but is now home to a brewery.
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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.