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This quite large bear, in the vicinity of the dump was probably making its way there. I only got a quick shot as it was hidden by bushes.
You may wonder why bears frequent the dump. In my experience it is not healthy bears that go there.
This bear, once I got the shot enlarged on my computer, may be blind. For sure, one eye is totally closed. and it was climbing down down the path, low to the ground, reaching down with one paw when it could have just followed the path.
Most bears I've seen at dumps are either injured or old and unable to easily hunt for food. The other bears are the cubs that follow an injured mother bear and end up being acclimatized to the routine. I have photographed a lot of bears at dumps and always find when I get a close up on my computer that they are injured. The same with coyotes at the dump. Healthy animals shun people and stay away from built up areas in my experience.
Found them on a street...freshly discarded. 😞
Colors/tones enhanced in Lightroom, then cropped and saved as JPG file in Photoshop.
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Still dumping south of Cedar Grove. A mishap in hearing the trains original warrant stopped us from going any further
I am still a live...too much work lately not enough shooting...
I went to Mispec beach to eat my breakfast, there I saw this VLCC(very large crude carrier) called Eagle Varna(www.marinetraffic.com/en/ais/details/ships/9597252/vessel...).
Never seen a boat doing so much pollution, since he his at the buoey there is a cloud of black smoke above.
Dump truck near Glasgow in Howard County Missouri by Notley Hawkins Photography. Taken with a Canon EOS 5D Mark IV camera with a Canon EF24-105mm f/4L IS USM lens at Æ’/4.0 with a 10 second exposure at ISO 100. Processed with Adobe Lightroom 6.4.
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Hydrema is a dump truck manufacturer based in Støvring, Denmark, founded in 1959. They have specialized in the manufacture of articulated light dump trucks and earth moving equipment. A variety of models are produced, with a payload of up to 20 tonnes
Foreshore Park, Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada
Work is underway on a 900-metre section of the Fraser River Dike in Fraser Foreshore Park. This section, known as Reach 8, extends from Glenlyon Creek to Byrne Creek, on the south side of Glenlyon Parkway.
Wilco Contractors Northwest Inc.
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It might sound like it when you say it, but CERA is not a girl it is actually the Canterbury Earthquake Recovery Authority. The problem is that there is so much work to do that road have to closed, roads dug up, buildings knocked down and all the 8 million tonnes of earthquake rubble has to go somewhere. Of course people do not like most of this.
Deep in the heart of Southampton docks I stumbled across these two massive caterpillar dumper trucks that absolutely dwarfed 66077 which was waiting to hook up to some empty car containers to take them back to Cowley..
I am not sure whether these trucks had been imported or if they were waiting for export.
Either way they were impressive bits of kit.
This happy dump diver seems to prefer household furniture to food waste! He looks pretty healthy too! Maybe he is looking for that perfect accent piece for the cave? The bear necessities?
A fresh dump of snow. We got at least 30cm of fresh snow overnight. I actually had cleared the previous snow from the garbage can (on right) and covered my car the night before. Lucky that today is my day off.
Polaroid SX-70 Original
Color SX-70 Film
Vintage on vintage.
This dump truck is actually still running. We recently cleared the blackberries off and loaded it with our recent wheat harvest.
A NJ Transit stone train unloads fresh ballast onto track one of the lower North Jersey Coast Line in Deal, NJ. New Jersey Transit has spent a large portion of 2020 revamping the NJCL right-of-way, which has included tie replacement and laying new ballast. Recently, these stone trains have been sent to the NYS&W for loading at Tilcon Quarry in Pompton Lakes, NJ.
Loved all the garden fence varieties in this scene , but this sassy little "dumpling" (thank you, Michael!) of course stole the show. I hope he got the message! Happy Fence Friday, my friends, have a restful and wonderful weekend! :)
61-0034 B-52H 5th BW 'MT'
"Dump 11" taxies out leading the Bank Holiday Monday mission from Fairford.
Shot at ISO1250, but Topz DeNoise AI has done a very good job of cleaning it up.
N281FL - Boeing B-727-281/F - IFL Group/Gulf & Caribbean Air (leased from International Trading Company of Yukon
at Hamilton International Airport (YHM)
c/n 21.455 - built in 1978 for All Nippon Airways -
converted to freighter in 1996
operated by Flair Airlines as C-FLHJ between 12/2005 and 04/2009 - by Kelowna Flightcraft as C-GKFJ until 10/2014
arrived for maintenance with KF Aerospace on Sept. 5th., 2023 - now stored and looking in pretty rough shape
now on the dump together with a former Cargojet B-727 (a B-737-400F ex Bluebird Nordic has joint them in the meantime)
If you've been paying attention to the news, you would have heard plenty about my fair city of Buffalo, NY, and some of the surrounding areas, getting hammered with snow most of last week. With the city running out of options of where to put it after removal, they ended up choosing the vacant lots next to the historic Buffalo Central Terminal. I ended up down here a couple of times on Saturday because I just had to check on the progress (and of course act like a little kid and climb to the top). I spent over an hour sitting up here and watching the trucks come in and out. It was a sight I don't think I'll ever get a chance to see again in my lifetime. Saying it was surreal is an understatement. Take a look at the trucks on the bottom right to get a sense of scale.