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The 0-6-0T is still a placeholder, but I have now completed a second combo. These will be part of the expansion to my California State Railroad Museum display.
This is a part of the way i take every day with my bike. Two times a day.about 35 minutes. If i should go by car it also takes 35 minutes (or more).
Quit a problem isn't?
Factory Work Floor
The factory work floor of the old Ferrum foundry.Shot through a dusty office window…
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Its construction dates back to the period of Spanish Viceroyalty of Enrique de Guzman, Count of Olivares. It was built by Giovanni Domenico D'Auria using a design by the Swiss architect Domenico Fontana (born: 1543, Melide, Switzerland), between 1600 and 1601. Also involved in its completion were the sculptor-architects Michelangelo Naccherino, Pietro Bernini, and Cosimo Fanzago.
The fountain originally stood near the Arsenal in the port. In 1629, it was transported to Largo di Palazzo (now Piazza del Plebiscito), near the Royal Palace of Naples, but since it hindered the festivals held in the plaza there, the fountain was again moved to Borgo Santa Lucia, near Castel dell'Ovo. There, more statues, these by Fanzago were added. In 1638, it was again moved, this time to Largo delle Corregge, today Via Medina. During the revolt of Masaniello in 1647, the statue was damaged. Further damage occurred during the sacking of Naples in 1672 by the Viceroy Pedro Antonio de Aragón. In 1675, it underwent restoration and was moved to the Molo Grande.
This migratory fountain has continued to move through Naples: in 1886, it was dismantled, to reappear two years later in the Piazza Plaza della Borsa (now Plaza Giovanni Bovio), where it stood till 2000, when it was returned to Via Medina to allow for work on the Naples Metro.
Child working at cerro rico mines ,Potosí Bolivia.
This kids work in very bad conditions,as a century ago was used.,coca leaves and alcohol is needed due the high altitude.,4500 meters above the sea level in some mines.His job is very hard even for an adult man.He's quechua speaker,the Inca language.
Niño trabajando en el cerro rico de Potosí,ellos trabajan en muy malas condiciones como se hacía cien años atrás.Hojas de coca y acohol son usados debido a la gran altitud,4500 metros sobre el nivel del mar en algunas minas.Él es quechua hablante,el lenguaje del Inca.Su trbajo es muy duro aún para un hombre adulto.
Having our work lunch with my fellows at work, a day before the holidays...
It was in this very neat Mexican restaurant called "Mexican Radio".
I had chicken burito, it was OK, the chicken peices was in the dry side... I had to dump whats left of the salsa dip on it, to make it better.
Margarita was good!
Back to work after was not easy...
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Been trying out some scenery techniques, including using unsanded grout for dirt and making my own grass tufts. There might be some possibilities here.
It looks like someone let loose a pack of hyenas inside my cubicle. Good grief.
And I'm pretty sure my MacBook Pro has a bigger monitor than the one sitting at my desk!
Hard-core work tabi. Rubberized wool socks, pefect for climbing bamboo scafolding like some ninja. Sensible footwear for someone off to see this:
At work coming my way this guy in monkey suit, I got a "Hi Heath". I thought I know this guy. Later when asked why he was wearing the monkey suit, he said "Why not".
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To keep workers and drivers safe, WSDOT is using the SUV above to get drivers to slow down in the I-90 Snoqualmie Pass work zone. If they don't, the camera inside will take a photo of the rear license plate. The owner then gets a $137 fine.