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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!
Collection of used rigs, empty sanitized water packs, and other discarded dope paraphernalia.
Carral Street, Vancouver, BC.
In this close up, you can see that the containers still contain dregs of chemical, which leads me to assume that they weren't simply re-used and dumped by someone else
General Dynamics F-111C
A8-127
No 1 Squadron
Royal Australian Air Force
IAT 1993
RAF Fairford
A8-127 sadly crashed near Guyra NSW Australia on 13th September 1993 with the loss of both crew.
Let's go to Lego City. One of my oldest project - dump truck. Enjoy :)
Visit my Lego Ideas page -> ideas.lego.com/projects/416d8d9e-eb83-4b52-b5c0-1601f3295aa8
We scored another 1/2 ton of paper this morning and 30 gallons of
waste veggie oil in the afternoon. The God of trash is looking out for
us. While emptying the paper into a large stock tank (our storage
medium). I ended up making a little slide from the back of our truck
into the stock tank. We have a lot of bizarre photos of us laying on
mountains of paper.
Due to lack of options, a large amount of waste has been left in a school playground. Originally intended as a staging post to sort waste out for appropriate disposal, the system appears to have broken down, with a dump now as high as the school towering up and threatening to collapse. UN Environment and its partners are working with the government to restart the waste management system, deal with the accumulated waste and contribute to Dominica's recovery.
To find out more: www.unenvironment.org/news-and-stories/story/preventing-h...
2018 © Dan Stothart
Exploring a "No Trespassing" construction site.
January 2012
(*new film rolls to be developed soon from my new Nikon L35 and the AE-1 Prog!)
Due to lack of options, a large amount of waste has been left in a school playground. Originally intended as a staging post to sort waste out for appropriate disposal, the system appears to have broken down, with a dump now as high as the school towering up and threatening to collapse. UN Environment and its partners are working with the government to restart the waste management system, deal with the accumulated waste and contribute to Dominica's recovery.
To find out more: www.unenvironment.org/news-and-stories/story/preventing-h...
2018 © Dan Stothart
The Bureau of Land Management, Sierra Front Field Office recently contracted with a company to clean a large (approximately two acre) illegal dump site located east of Silver Springs, Nevada. This site, which had the appearance of a small landfill became a popular spot for illegal dumping of trash. Full remediation and restoration of the site required a contractor with heavy equipment to remove larger trash items and mitigate potential hazardous materials on site. The cost of cleaning this dumpsite was approximately $66,000.
"Every year the BLM Carson City District Office receives hundreds of complaints from concerned public reporting trash sites on public lands," said Logan Briscoe, Supervisory Law Enforcement Officer. “When individuals cannot be held responsible for their illegal acts, the expense of cleaning up a site such as this one is often funded through the use of tax payer’s money. The BLM truly appreciates the dedication and devotion of community groups and individual volunteers who spend countless hours of their free time cleaning up public lands so others can experience use of their public lands free from unsightly trash."
The dumping ground at Diva is said to recieve an approximate of 2000-3000 tonnes of waste. Like the other landfills, this one is also not scientifically maintained. There are small houses seen on the background. It is believed that they are building around the periphery of the landfill. Residents complain of foul odour and strange taste in their water. Photo Courtesy: D. Stalin
We have started the next phase of our landscaping, moving dirt from one part of our yard to another. We're giving shovels and wheelbarrow a workout.
February 2014
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!