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Caption: June 21, 1948. Ham has safely arrived with the truck and trailer bringing the last group from Salzburg. Baggage is being unloaded; they left Linz the next day for Backnang - 32 people - the first Mennonites to officially leave Austria.
Citation: Arthur Voth Photographs, 1947-1949. HM4-387 Box 1 Folder 2 photo 55. Mennonite Church USA Archives - Goshen. Goshen, Indiana.
Yes, it’s mundane. I don’t care. It’s the first shot that I’ve been able to take of people in close to a year.
Iron workers carefully unloaded a shipment of rebar onto the site where they will be tied together as part of the third cycle of pontoons for the new SR 520 floating bridge.
There's a lot of excitement at the zoo on days when a deer carcass is offered to the wolves. Guests rush to the observation deck to witness the feast, while zoo staff observe the wolves' behavior.
In this frame, two keepers are unloading the body of a deer, probably donated by a hunter in the area. The wolves are watching from afar, on the other side of a fence.
(First in a series of four photos)
Having arrived at the Pinnox Branch Esso Sidings at Longport with 6K38 from Crewe BH, 56113 has split its wagons into the two roads for unloading. Nearest the camera, a Volvo mechanical grab has already started scooping the large boulders into the tipper truck
Gears: Leica R6 and Leitz Leica Summicron-R 35/2.0, on Fujicolor Pro 400H Negative
Location: Chendering Fisheries Complex, Kuala Terengganu, Malaysia
Processing: Noise Reduction
Container ships being unloaded, and then loaded up again, in Port Metro Vancouver.
It’s all action: garishly coloured containers being lifted from trucks and rail wagons by bright red cranes.
I’ve read that 90 per cent of non-bulk items are transported internationally by container ship, with around a quarter of all produce originating in China, but I can’t produce the statistics to support that assertion. (Hey, 83 per cent of all statistics are made up on the spot.)
We took a cruise with Holland America Line late August 2011, sailing from Vancouver to Alaska on the Zuiderdam. I took this shot from the ship as we prepared to cast off.
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A very interesting album. I don't know who made it, where it was taken and when it was taken. North Africa or Arabia, probably early 20th century. Some of the photos resemble a refugee camp.
At about the 147km on the Main North Line, between Ferniehurst and Hundalee. Diggers are removing the concrete boulders for formation repairs on the Hawkswood bank.
An unmodified Wombat APC lowers it's Armored Ramps to allow it's Infantry passengers access to the battlefield.
Workers at Fairgrounds Airpark Airport in Hardin, Montana, unload crop oil that will be mixed with water and an insecticide in accordance with EPA label directions.
Despite the junction, the traffic lights, the double yellow lines and the advisory cycle lane, loading is allowed on this stretch of Queens Road in Bristol between the hours of 9.15 and 16.45 Monday to Friday. Evenings, early mornings and all weekend hours are also fine.
MV "Loch Striven" gets ready to unload her cargo at Achnacroish, the ferry port for the isle of Lismore in the Lynn of Lorne. This was the busy Saturday lunch time arrival, and the car deck had to make 2 lanes of vehicles.
Unloading of mobile cranes from the danish roll-on roll-off vessel Ark Germania by the german port handling company of the Logistics Battalion 161 in the port of Fredrikstad in Norway. NATO exercise Trident Juncture in Norway, Fredrikstad on 11.10.2018.
Horse Statue Donated to LoveWay 7-9-19 Sandy Weatherwax’s family started LoveWay years ago in memory of the dream of her late daughter, Laurie who wanted to start such a facility. Sandy’s nephew George Linder donated the statue to LoveWay in honor of his aunt. This exceptional one-of-a kind sculpture was made by awarded artist Doug Melvin from Boyne City Michigan. Consisting of various pieces of many types of scrap metal, it depicts a young girl leading a horse. The model for the little girl was his granddaughter Alexia Carroll of Portland. Linder saw the statue at the the Three Pines Gallery In Michigan and knew it would be perfect for LoveWay. The statue will be displayed in the yard of LoveWay. Melvin’s wife joined him to help unload and unwrap the statue. Sandy had brought that day cookies and donuts to celebrate, but gave her nephew George his special treat, a box of Capt. Crunch Peanut Butter Crunch Cereal. Posing in the photo are from Left: Shelly Becker, George Linder, Sandy Weatherwax, April Kline and Doug Melvin. LoveWay Inc. is a Therapeutic Equestrian Service which offers therapeutic horseback riding for children and adults with special needs. Located at 54151 Co. Rd. 33, Middlebury, IN 46540- 574-825-5666 LoveWay will be holding a special Volunteer search for their new fall program to support those unable to actually ride a real horse - and will use a simulator.
Look for the details soon.