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I believe this is a MÁV ABbmot type 5-axle DMU railcar numbered A 168 which has been dumped for some considerable time at the rear of Szolnok Works. Sunday 5th July 2015
Fortunately a few vehicles remain in better condition than this example including one numbered 610 restored to its former glory by MÁV-Nosztalgia.
Another metal car from the Hallmark Collection. Because I remember my own pedal car when I was a child, I enjoy looking at these ornaments on my tree.
Dumping ballast at Fernley using the GREX "Slot Machine" ballast train. Each segment consists of eleven cars over twelve trucks, with continuous connections between the cars. The ends of the cars are removable to form a bridge between cars, allowing the loader to simply roll along the bed of the cars.
I've been working on this idea since Monday (didn't have much stamping time), but it fits perfectly with Shari's blog about transportation today.
I silver embossed the screen shadow to make the truck's grill. I used a piece of acetate for the window and dabbed it in a little white Staz-On. The "dumping" truck part is stamped with the woodgrain background, with panels of screen shadow. The wheels are clear embossed with the checkerboard stamp from the Mix & Match set (not sure if it shows). TFL!
CL266 Mix & Match Elements
CL137 Small Variety Alphabet
S5100 Woodgrain Pattern
K5107 Screen Shadow
Today I got woken up and immediately shoved outside in the cold to load up the sticks we gathered. It took around 3 hours and 2 trips to the dump. I had never been to the dump before and its beauty surprised me, ofcourse everyone else thought I was crazy but so be it! We watched Miss Congeniality and had my first banana spilt, Id have to say Im a fan! lol
Madeleine loves to dump things. We've got some of those Simple Machines parts, which we used to make the dumping action.
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A GREX (Georgetown Rail Equipment) ballast "dump train" passing through St. Francis, WI on the UP's Kenosha Subdivision. 3/20/2020
For more info, click here: georgetownrail.com/Material-Handling/DumpTrain
Saw this shop in Gouda, the cheese town. Took it on the iPhone as I was waiting on the lights. I thought the name Dump was funny until I saw the word below. Zoom in to see.
What do you suppose Schietsport might mean in Dutch? Golf, aqua-aerobics, darts?
Maybe we'll never know...
Update from a Dutch contact, Reinier Meenhorst:
'I am from Holland and I can tell you "schietsport" means "shooting sports" and the word "dump" is derived from "army dump" and has become the Dutch word for an army surplus outlet. '
Thanks Reiner.
So now you know.
Луч надежды показался,
Тусклым светом озаряя
Отвал, что верно принялся
Горою быть, ей подражая.
Природный облик неминуем -
Рекультивирует отвал со временем.
Но пока ещё не ликуем -
Не прекратилась его борьба с бременем.
$72 million Fern Valley (Phoenix) interchange project, south of Medford is under way. Contractor Hamilton Construction is busy excavating and building an embankment.
As the shadows were rather long, I came across another no dumping storm sewer cover with more than a textual message.
Fort Collins, CO
Not by a selfish owner but by an organization which collects millions of $ annually to supposedly help animals. Not this one, however. Why? Because this cat tested positive for feline leukemia and this is why the ASPCA (yep) returned him to city pound.... you can imagine what his prospects are there.
Feline leukemia (FELV) is not a death sentence. It is contagious but ASPCA has the $$, facilities, vets and leverage to keep its promise to Benny, to fulfill its commitment. All small rescue organizations I know would never return a cat once it is out of the pound. Granted, the animals are tested and rescue often falls through due to the felv status, but once the cat is out of the shelter - it stays out of the shelter.
UPDATE - Benny was rescued by Empty Cages Collective.
emptycagescollective.wordpress.com/projects/
felineveterinarydonations.chipin.com/mypages/view/id/76e5...
Molten slag is dumped from thimble ladles on the high dump. The use of thimble ladles was later discontinued, after a number of serious injuries.
Date of Creation: September, 1951
Reference Number: 91-296-22257
Photographer: Guy Blouin, National Film Board of Canada
Credit: Guy Blouin/National Film Board of Canada/Library and Archives Canada/PA-175734
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My cute little blonde haired, blue eyed nephew turns 1 and wanted dump trucks, so Aunt Stacey is giving him dump trucks!
I was inspired by the ball machines at Brickworld 2015 and thought I'd make a train segment. I have yet to build the automated loading and unloading structures. The yellow hopper will be removed from the car to be dumped.
The trucks can carry up to 10 tons of hot asphalt. When it arrives, the asphalt truck actually backs up to the smaller paver and then the two vehicles are hooked together. During the operation, the paving machine will actually push the much bigger truck.
My first 3-D cake. I made this for my cousin's son's second birthday. He's really into trucks, and this Wilton's version was perfect.
This is funny in a couple of juvenile ways:
1. A dump for maxis? Like maxi pads. Ha ha, feminine hygiene product humor.
2. A maximum dump? Someone defecated big time!
Two of the dump trucks that periodically rumble along my street as they help out in a total reconstruction of the road. Taken with a Tamron 10-24mm lens. Type L for a better view.
Our Daily Topic - Work - 5/3/12
A massive 60 shot upload to keep you all occupied for the next week or so whilst I nip out and take a few more shots.
Please pace yourself, I don't want any complains of Repetative Shot Syndrome...
I'll be adding individual titles and details of what you are looking at (assuming you are bothering to look) as and when I get time. Although I'm not always sure what I'm looking at as, despite several visits to Skye over the years, this is the first time I've actually managed to see the view!