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From an old slide. A few days of blizzards left huge amounts of drift piled against, through and around the tractors and caravan trains. Here is the start of the process of digging out the tractors from the huge amounts of snow that accumulated every time we had a blizzard - typically twice weekly on our return trip.
The contrast couldn't be greater: workmen digging a hole to put some cables in, and people enjoying a drink at a cafe in the sunshine, only 1 meters away
The little guys enjoyed digging. I'm not sure Andrew ever actually picked up a shovel, but he somehow walked away with his maximum 6 take home "fossils".
Adult female digging and being observed by juveniles. Serra da Capivara National Park, Piauí, Brazil.
I think he is digging for bait for fishing but maybe he is looking for shellfish. Taken on the Ballykelly mudflats.
Despite the fact that there are not one but two festivals going on at the time, someone's obviously much more interested in digging for bait. It's evidently not a team sport.
Essential Travel Only - Gimpo's M25 25 Hour Spin March 2021
“Take one day, rest a while, and pretend the world is just for you"
“They could do with a bench here” - Lewis Greifer
Sometimes I do things I don't fully understand. Gimpo's M25 25 Hour Spin remains top of the list.
Sat at a table at Thurrock Services some years ago, sometime around 5am, Gimpo couldnt work out how many years and how many M25 25 Hour spins he had done, or planned to do. I sat and listened as Tim told him to count on his fingers: 1997 was Spin year #1. Spin year #25 would be 2021. Gimpo looked utterly confused by it all.
The plan this year was to plant a bench to mark 25 years of Gimpo's M25 25 Hour Spin. “Benches are about functionality: they need to be used. Unlike a gravestone, a bench shows that somehow you’re still part of the world, you have a purpose and a function.”
But this year, like last, was a global pandemic and respect had to be shown to anyone who may have lost friends, family and loved ones. We all masked up and met outside on the tarmac in the main carpark at Thurrock Services, between J30 and J31 off the M25.
This year was assembled under the guidelines of "Essential travel, for work purposes only." There will be more spins in future to make up for lost time, but for now, the memorial bench had to be planted. On the M25 Gimpo is the artist, and he had decided the bench was going in by any means necessary, safety first, of course.
Gimpo was very excited about his new Van, it was leaking water but other than that it was in good shape. It was a classic Ford Transit panel van which he had bought online a few days ago from someone in Worcester.
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Successful Digging Deeper workshops to 20 young people on the value of organised sport in the community-Todd's Lea
A peanut digging demonstration during the National Association of Plant Breeders meeting on the UGA Tifton campus.
By Clint Thompson
8/29/19
Macro submission for slashthree's quote unquote exhibition
View the whole pack here: www.slashthree.com/exhibitions/17/
An excavator entered the site from Munday HIll Quarry. It then commenced work in the undergrowth beyound where the pond was in the winter months. Later it was digging a shallow trench.