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This will be the new home for some of my sorted Lego.
I already know 10 of these will not be enough for the currently sorted part of my collection, but once I have filled them I will have a better idea of how many more to order.
WYPR 96 and 114 sit with all the rest of White Passes 90 Class and DL535E roster in the three storage tracks near the entrance of the yard waiting for the tourist season to pick up.
The main thing I was hoping to capture this trip was some running WYPR equipment and 114, one of only a few wide cab DL535Es ever made. Lucky for me, they had staged this guy at the end of the storage track cab out which gave me some great photo opportunities. Although I had hoped some of the older roster would be running, it was also great just to walk amongst the old narrow gauge locomotives that had been sitting for about 2 years now. With the new E3000CC-DCs from NRE all up in Skagway, they don't have much need for these guys anymore as one E3000 can easily pull a typical train up the grade where as 2 of the older ALCos/GEs can barely pull the train with their combine 2,400 horsepower. Luckily not all of these old work horses will be sold of so I'm looking forward to seeing the last of their kind on the rails next time.
7/10/21
A corner of the kitchen tent showing storage generally and specifically the Ambury cupboard made by Miriam Galbraith
Shannon Airport storage line 7th October 2017. Former Air Berlin and Monarch airbus's awaiting new operators.
I received word today that this image I submitted to the 9th Annual International Colour Awards received a nomination. It however did not win or place. I am still very pleased. The entry can be found here under Americana-mature-Nominee.
White open plan dining room kitchen hidde shelves cupboard built in wall storage real home L etc 07/2007 pub orig
Before the days of giant,silver grain bins,farmers used to store their grain in cribs.Cribs were made for corn picked still on the cob,and when combines made their debut,corncribs lost their use(even though some were reto-fitted to handle shelled corn).Cribs were built extra solid to handle the weight of the ear corn,that's why so many are left today.These two survivors were pretty upscale in their day-the one in the background especially nice and large(two elevator openings on the roof attests to its large capacity).The large one in the background also had overhead storage for soybeans,while the one in the foreground was solely for cob corn.
These look so much better than a couple of silver bins....
note to self...take these kind of pics with nice clouds in the sky!
Getting ready to store the harvest in some grainaries along the road near Swan Valley, ID just west of Grand Teton National Park. A foreboding sky makes the grain stand out even more. www.davidrecht.net
Sauget, Illinois Has Formerly KCS Units - Stored Inside Its Yard . February Has Been Brutal All Over The Midwest . March Will Come In As A Lamb . Date - 21 February 2021 The Beginning Of The Thaw . The Former KCS - SD70ACe are Now Owned By PRLX .
The City of Niagara Falls, Ontario is well known for it's natural wonders, the water that flows down the Niagara River and plunges into the Niagara Gorge creates three separate waterfalls known as Horseshoe Falls, American Falls and Bridal Veil Falls. Surrounding this area is what is known as Niagara Parks which includes many kitschy tourist attractions such as haunted houses, wax museums and restaurants with large and elaborate signage, just to name a few. But just beyond the boarders of Niagara Parks lies the real City of Niagara Falls, most tourists probably wouldn't even notice as they drove through the area on their way to the main attractions. It is this area where until just a few short months ago, one may have come across an unassuming building that once housed City Hall.
Built in 1866 and then extensively renovated in 1954, one would have no idea without doing research that the building was 154 years old. The buildings original stone walls were covered with brick creating a modern design at the time, which in its own right is still very appealing to the eyes. The building has been used as a butcher shop, library, court house and most recently as City Hall up until 1969 when it officially closed. Since then it was mainly just used as storage for old city files as well as other odds and ends. The building had been neglected for years and because of this it's evident from the photos that it had deteriorated quite significantly.
Niagara Falls City Hall, Ontario, Canada.
©James Hackland
This is the question I've been burning to ask all my Flickr friends - how do you store your dolls' clothes and accessories? I am trying to come up with ways to store all my dolly stuff where it is easily accessible, and items can be seen so I know what is available without forgetting what's there as the new items keep coming in.
In the picture to the left you can see my new doll display cabinet in the background. In the foreground is the open door of the hall closet with a clear plastic shoe organizer hanging on the inside of the door. It is a recent idea I had to store knitted items and other clothing items that don't wrinkle. In the pic to the right are the two shelves of the hallway closet designated for doll boxes and accessories. I have one wardrobe case we found at an antique store, and my Moxie Teenz items are stored in it. The green toile jewelry box is where I keep dolls' jewelry, some shoes, belts, and other small items. The plastic box on the closet floor is for dresses and clothes.
I am wondering about what the best way is to store Ellowyne's dresses? Do you keep your dolls' clothes in plastic bags, hanging in a special closet or in a box? I'd love to hear from other doll enthusiasts about their ways of finding storage solutions. Thank you!
Like many AFOLs I've struggled with developing a useful Storage solution to the inventory. What I've finally got is an approach that separates the elements by 'type' (plates, tiles, bricks, vegetation, technic pieces, brackets, panels, etc.) and then by color if there's too many of them to fit in one container. As the inventory increases or decreases then I'll adjust the approach. By keeping them in roughly the same position relative to my worktop then I know where they are without too much looking. The drawers are also removable from their containers so if I know I need a bunch of elements (e.g. shorter 2x plates browns, blacks and grays stored on the top right) then I just remove that drawer and use it.
Storage
Where do you keep your things?
When I was young I had no worries because I foolishly believed that my Mom would never know I was rummaging around in her things. Then in my teens when I had acquired some items they were securely hidden away under my bed, in a skate box and then later on, two skate boxes.
During the years I was married I did not dress and so of course any items I had stashed away were thrown out. But along with throwing those things away and not dressing for those years, I had essentially boxed this part of my life away inside my mind and locked it all up super tight and threw away the key. Talk about storage!
Post divorce a whole new world opened up to me and for me. So once again the need for storage arose. Being afraid that someone was going to sneak into my house I still hid the few things I owned way in the back of my closet. As time went on I bought more and more things and of course needed more space.
Upon my move back to where I am now living, the first place I was in, I was still not comfortable with having things in the open. Why? I don’t know. If you have any idea about that, let me know. What I did was build a standup closet on wheels that fit perfectly in between the furnace and water heater and I could roll it out for the times I dressed (after unlocking it of course) and get to my dresses and skirts. That actually worked out pretty well.
I moved from that place to where I am now. This is a family home and I am extremely fortunate and grateful to be living in here. Without going to deeply into things this house belonged to my Grandmother and my Uncle also lived here (he is special needs) and she took care of him until her passing ten years ago at 93 years young. My Uncle tried living here on his own in the house but it did not work outt and so I have been living here going on ten years, keeping the house in the family.
So I still was not very open with my things back then. I had a bedroom closet in the basement that I had all my dresses stored away in and I would curtain them off and pile stuff in front of them. But as time went on and my dressing increased and my development of “caring less = being happier” I expanded the closet and stopped piling things in front of the curtains.
A few years ago I dug out my Grandma’s dressing table which you will see in the collage and so another expansion took place and I was out more and more all be it just in my house but honestly it was becoming more and more liberating.
I have been thinking about re-organizing things in the basement for several months now and finally this past week I did it. I converted the old cold storage room into a proper storage room. Which then meant I freed up a small bedroom for my male clothes and now I have a room just for male clothes and my Kim clothes. The room is not very fancy right now but I have doubled the space in there and it feels real comfortable. I was sitting in there last night and I was very happy.
OK as you can see, too many dresses and things yupp. Too many shoes, yupp. Too much makeup. Too many purses. Too many wigs. But for now everything fits and when I get some more time I shall do a clear out of things I no longer need.
That is my story of storage. I hope wherever you keep your things you are as happy as I am when I go into my Kim room.
Be happy my friends.
Love Kim
My new order and storage-system.
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Air Moldova Airbus A320-211 ER AXV at St Athan south Wales (EGDX) arriving here in Nov 2019, unsure if this airliner was for storage/ to be worked on/ or scrapping, but so far still intact after nine months (Aug 2020). Formerly with Ansett Australia as VH HYR delivered in 1996.
the Glis boxes are used to store various accessories & toys/pets.
(see the notes for more details).
eta 09/2009: my storage for some of these items has slightly changed since then, but i still use the Glis boxes for some items.
I was wondering for a long time how i could store those damned heads, here the solution i found : easy to handle, reverse ( for doubles faces heads), classified by comprehensive themes ( for me btw ^^), and easy to modulate for new forthcoming heads.
Now the worst is to come : the yellow ones, probably 3 or 4 times more, as for quantity than for facials expressions...
I think all Sci-Fi builders need there own signature storage crates! Here's mine!
What do you think?
Hubs whipped this up for me this weekend and I painted with some left over paint. Nice to have more storage for my sewing what nots.