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The short departs Norwich with just two coaches and you can see work in progress for the re signalling. The old carriage sidings are still intact and have had all the vegetation strimmed. I wonder if this will be used for the new units now Brantham is dead in the water.
Hi-tech, power tools and stuff may be way cool, but for certain tasks lo-tech solutions still work best, don't you think? :-)
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In the very early 60s, one of my favorite TV shows was Dobie Gillis. I especially loved the the beatnik character, Maynard G. Krebs. To Maynard, 'work' was a dirty word, and whenever he heard the word, he was suprised. His eyes would widen and his voice would go up as he repeated,"WORK?!"
Here's a YouTube clip from this very old series:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=pqzpQPDSr2s&NR=1
Today, my summer vacation is over, and I'm back to work. Or should I say, "Work?"
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Red-crowned Parrot
Amazona viridigenalis
Endangered - The California Parrot Project reports that "this species is declining very rapidly. It is estimated only 3,000 – 6,500 remain."
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Member of the Flickr Bird Brigade
Still wearing Fastrack colours although with new fleetnames and numbers, Nu-Venture 699 GN06 EVK waits to pull out of Roughetts Road and onto London Road between Ryarsh and Addington whilst working route 58. Tuesday 12th April 2016
ARRIVA Kent Thameside in partnership with Kent County Council replaced the whole Fastrack fleet with a fleet of twenty-one Wrightbus StreetLites during August 2015. The first fourteen members of the former fleet (3801 - 3814) were owned by KCC and were duly returned with ARRIVA retaining the other twelve (3815 - 3826). Whilst the ARRIVA vehicles have found new work, KCC have struggled to find new owners and so far only two have found new owners 3807 with Nu-Venture and 3810 with 1st Bus Stop.
Volvo B7RLE - Wrightbus Eclipse Urban (Ex-ARRIVA Kent Thameside 3807)
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This little number that isn't that little really needs a little to make it fit. I've had this dress some time and it never got worn because it was too small and pulled in all the wrong places and so it got forgotten about.
That until the other day when I pulled it out of the closet. Problem is now its gone the other way and it too big :-(
It needs to be taken in across the boobs for a good fit. however that didn't stop me wearing it last nice to have a little dance.
Transporters of water.Many of them are to be found along the river banks employed in what happens to be an essential job for the small scale industries that have developed around the Howrah station,providing jobs for many.
Howrah.
little home, made from wire, teabags and words.
getting in the mood for the next wire and paper workshop...
This very big girl will be part of a two piece set for the Quinlan Doll and Bear Weekend in Philadelphia the end of April. Still lots more work to do on her face, but she is coming along nicely. I hope to see some of you there. If you come, please find me and say hello.
team work you know.... team work !
pic uploaded for "Smile on Sunday! :)" theme #cars-and-other-vehicles.
new work wet felt, neeedle felt, mixed media , recycled fabric, chiffon beads etc.
Copyright morag lloyds textiles 2011
... in my studio. In the centre of the frame is a watering can of which I am adding mosaic art. Once the letters (which are applied in reverse) are glued to the watering can, water is applied to the paper backing to reveal blue tiles, in the form of my best friend's name, Trevor and his partner, Sean. It will be part of their wedding present in September if all goes well with the project.
The art form of mosaicing is called the indirect method. It takes a bit more concentration than the direct method of tiling, but it's also great fun.
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According to EUROSTAT, in EU Countries, the fatal accidents at work every year reach 5,700, while according to estimates of the World Labour Organization other 159,500 people die from diseases caused by their jobs. Combining these two figures it comes out 1 dead for “work” every three minutes and a half, every single day….
A systematic evaluation of risk at the workplace, especially in high-risk sectors such as construction, health and 'agriculture, can dramatically reduce that number.
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