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Work to build a permanent Sounder train station in Tukwila includes construction of a new parking lot by contractor Absher Construction; the parking lot should open in December. New train platforms nearby are being built in phases to allow uninterrupted passenger service. The project is slated for completion next spring.

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Nikon D300

 

SB800 in the hole with colored gel, bounced off white garbage bag to spread light. SB900 on stand with reflecting umbrella to the upper left of subject. Lighting equipment was removed in post production.

Bella digging a hole, what more can I say, it's a "Springer thing".

Volunteers at work during the 2026 excavation season at Vindolanda.

River Dargle Flood Defence Scheme.

These images were taken in the last week of October 2014.

 

Throughout the days, it's a constant 2-way stream of Volvo trucks.

The guys are now actively rebuilding the riverbed itself: digging out the previous 'temporary' core material, and replacing with large, profiled boulders.

The intention being to (a) provide better habitat for fish stock, and (b) seek to slow the speed of river flow during periods of heavy rain and high river levels. A neat job is being completed to landscape the ground in front of the apartments -- backfilling with stone and soil. A protective guide-rail is being welded, in stages, to the top of the protruding steel wall, prior to capping with cement.

 

A welding contractor is on-site, one of his tasks being to cut protruding steel piles to a uniform height.

He was also tasked with burning out little drainage holes, at ground level, to allow excess water to drain back into the river -- trapped water being able to exert greater pressure on a structure.

VERY TOXIC

 

mayapple is poisonous except for the fruit (lemon taste), which is generally eaten by animals; low hanging fruit, for real! Flowers in may, fruits in summer.

 

The poison (concentrated in the tubers ~4%) acts as a laxative, wart (topically), and cancer/tumor treatment (precursor to a few western cancer treatment drugs).

 

My best guess for starting dosage is ~600mg. If I test this I would start even lower. Do not eat this!

 

aka american mandrake, Podophyllum peltatum

 

the chemical: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Podophyllotoxin

 

Do not get killed being stupid! VERY TOXIC!

80th birthday cake with two interests, gardening and bowls. Redeemed voucher from a ladies night at Mitre 10. Proceeds towards youth suicide, they raised several thousand dollars

I happened to noticed this guy on other side of the area at the Tuba Fest doing a lot of squirming. Then I seen why, it was cold this day.

It stand here for several hours..

I haven't posted one of these in a while. They brighten my day, hopefully yours too, as we head into what looks like a magnificent weekend here.

 

This is a Ruby-throated Hummingbird who really is needing to dig deep into this salvia to get at the nectar.

 

Oh, yes, glad you asked, it does look much better on black (hit "L").

No bobcats here, these guys dug this trench by hand in one day. It's for electrical from the main office to the new building on campus. Of course it stayed like this all night with no safety barriers until they filled it in the next day.

Insect hunt in Solleveld with Menno

With my Uncle Eric at Maghull, August 1952.

25.02.14. Cars buried after the storm but on the plus side it a beautiful sunny day

Sooooo, let's get the pedal to the metal and start digging!!!

Digging a key to anchor the longitudinal fill stone toe protection. Photo by Bill Ambrose/USFWS.

Skye's friend Andrea came to the beach with us.

I think that this was in preparation for a cable laying project. The grounds of the Guyana Softball Cricket Association are in the background.

File name: 08_06_033992

Title: Digging out auto

Creator/Contributor: Jones, Leslie, 1886-1967 (photographer)

Date created: 1939 (approximate)

Physical description: 1 negative : film, black & white; 4 x 5 in.

Genre: Film negatives

Subject: Snow removal; Blizzards; Automobiles; Boston (Mass.)

Notes: Title and date from information provided by Leslie Jones or the Boston Public Library on the negative or negative sleeve.

Collection: Leslie Jones Collection

Location: Boston Public Library, Print Department

Rights: Copyright Leslie Jones.

Preferred credit: Courtesy of the Boston Public Library, Leslie Jones Collection.

Digging out from 18 inches of snow. Thankfully, my neighbor (pictured here) and I bought the snowblower last year. It's fun to use, and does a great job.

This was taken at Nash Point yesterday - I've no idea what the man was looking for but in my imagination thought it might be gold!!!

Covered with a toxic dust Mounian (20) lays tired on the ground in his 30m deep office he works in every day.

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White-rumped sandpiper digging in a wet sand

Taken on Swansea foreshore - there is now a large lugworm bed on the sand and these men were making the best use of the remaining light to get their supplies ready!

there is going to be a funeral today in Archeon (last day of the season again)

The white dawg taught the brown dawg how to dig in like two seconds ;0

A female furiously digging. As with many fossorial wasps she supports herself on the four rear legs whilst digging, "doggy fashion", with the front pair.

This is an image of a UK wasp but the Iberian form is identical.

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A busy little boy

Amélie and Emma on the picnic

Amélie and Xandro on the train

Amélie covered in sand

Amélie driving the car

Amélie gets a lift

Amelie has found one

Amélie makes friends with Robin the calf

Amélie on the baby slide

Amélie on the trampoline

Amélie on the whirly

Amélie on tractor beeping

Amélie watching the world go by

baby pigs

Both children on the trampoline

Breakfast in bed

Chris in full swing

collecting shells with Oppy

Covered in mud

Dave and Ann

Dave, Ann and Mike at Sandringham

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Face in the tree

Family hug

family hugs and laughter

Fun and games

Grandma helps with the digging

Grandma's birthday cake

happy oppy

happy young pigs

Having a chat

Having a natter

Heacham prom and beach

helping hand from mummy

Holkham Hall

Hunstanton cliffs

Hunstanton park

I see no ships

I see you

Icehouse at Holkham

In the fairground

In the paddling pool

In the petting field

Keeping out of mummy's way

Lunch with Amelie

Mike

Mike and Ann assist Chris in swinging

Mike outside the Icehouse

Mike picking flowers

Mine is still a spyglass

More pigs

more wild flowers

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Notice on door of Icehouse

Now its a trumpet

Oppy and Amélie

Oppy and Xandro having a picnic

Oppy being naughty

Oppy giving instructions

oppy in the jeep

Oppy looking after Amélie

Other side of Obelisk on our walk

Paper binoculars

peppa going for a splash

picking flowers at Sandringham

Picnic at Wells next the sea.

Pict 1 for painting

Pict 2 for painting

Pict 3 for painting

pigs on the farm

Playing in the park

Playing in the sand at church farm

Poppies at Heacham

Poppies on the edge of the crops

Quickly Oppy nearly time to go

Race to the bottom

round she goes

row, row, row the boat

searching for fossils

Sitting on the train at Wells

Still beeping

Sunset at Hunstanton

The 16C barn

The Obelisk at Holkham

The windswept look

They look clean pigs

Train to take us back

very leisurely walk

Waiting for the train

wild flowers

Xandro & Amélie in the paddling pool

Xandro & Amélie on the decking

Xandro going head first

Xandro helping Amélie with the beeping

Xandro helps oppy out

Xandro in the treehouse

Xandro is eating nicely

Xandro on the sand boat with mummy

Xandro on tractor

Xandro pulling trailer

Xandro ringing his bell on the fire engine

Xandro says hello to Pebbles

Xandro scaling the walls

Xandro watching Oppy

Xandro's cheese smile

 

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