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8M20 crawls through Newbridge as the first of the ballast is dropped on the line between Newbridge and Bathurst.
A mini ballast dump has been piled up at the west end of Honeybourne station on Saturday, March 19, 2011
Photographs from a five minute radius of my apartment. Glasgow is the only British city I have ever lived in where residents are encouraged to dump *any* outsized domestic waste on the kerbside for colleciton on designated days. Everything gets crushed by a rubbish truck and sent to landfill.
November 8, 2025: Jeffries and Schumer Let Gaza Live. Brooklyn activists visit Jeffries and Schumer.
Photograph from an album compiled by James Gordon Steese, an officer in the Army Corps of Engineers, who toured Europe in 1919 to assess the damage caused during World War I.
Collection name: James Gordon Steese Papers
Original held by: Archives and Special Collections
Institution: Dickinson College
Location: Carlisle, PA
Contact us at: archives@dickinson.edu
This afternoon, Steph and I went to the Matthaei Botanical Gardens for a walk in the nice weather -- little did we know, we were in for a lot more than that.
At one point, Steph found heaps of feathers on the ground; they had been torn from a bird, and there was blood and fat still attached to the quills. They looked a lot like chicken feathers, but what would a chicken be doing at the botanical gardens?
When I looked up, I gave a startled shout -- there were eight chickens closing in on us! At first we were a bit frightened, so we shooed them away. Then, we realized they were friendly.
The chickens were staying together, hanging out in the same place -- despite the fact that one of their number had been killed nearby (likely by a hawk, and I saw one circling above, at one point). We put two and two together and it's very, very likely that they were dumped on the botanical gardens' property, by someone who didn't want them anymore.
A call to the Humane Society got us nowhere, and then, by a stroke of luck, a jogger came by. She, coincidentally enough, was a vegetarian, and knew someone who took care of chickens and other domestic fowl. After calling him, she returned with a large dog crate and food to lure the chickens.
Easier said than done -- catching chickens is hard work, especially outdoors! I borrowed a fish net and an insect net from my mom, and with those, the three of us were able to catch all eight chickens! A happy end to a ridiculous afternoon.
I am aware the reg is missing, and I know who removed it. The aircraft was an Airspeed Oxford ex MP301, Belgian AF O-6 [dd 28.8.56 ex Belgian Air Attache, Hendon] Regd 27.8.56 to Eagle Aircraft
Services Ltd, Ringway. Not converted and used for film purposes. Derelict Ringway [7.58]. Scrapped and burned
Ringway
Taken for Bokeh Wednesday. Couple of toy construction vehicles and a mound of cocoa powder and I am in business....well photography that is. HBW everyone and this is my first submission to the group, hope it's suitable.
I think word is getting around, when the cowboy is working the dump, all dogs get a treat! This is one of dozens to come thru today.
Satellite image showing a suspected bilge dump off the coast of Angola on March 7, 2012 that is 21 miles long
East Preston, West Sussex.
Delivering the weekly freebie, the Littlehampton Advertiser.
This was possibly the beginning of the end for me. I'd been pushed into working four days a week at the garden centre, and the papers were taking some 20 hours a week.
Then I get a dumping. I always had a brilliant team of distributors, and to be fair, this was my only dumping in the whole time I did it. The teenager concerned did not last long!
But she managed to throw them over a barbed wire fence, and deep into a patch of nettles. I had to take a morning off work (and lose the pay) to deal with it, and got torn to shreds in the process. I was getting too tired to keep a sense of humour ...
Photographs from a five minute radius of my apartment. Glasgow is the only British city I have ever lived in where residents are encouraged to dump *any* outsized domestic waste on the kerbside for colleciton on designated days. Everything gets crushed by a rubbish truck and sent to landfill.
Taken for the Shutter Sisters Superhero Photo Challenge. Our task was to take a photo with a different perspective.