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This image was created from an original photo of a toy dump truck.

bike route by phone

Between Kenepuru and Porirua there are two large collections of dumped cars.

21 August 2014 - Another pile of dumped rubbish in the alley linking Dowsett Road and Carew Road, N17.

A dump truck a found on one of the farms I trap. I found out it is a 1942 Chevy it was used at a local sawmil unil it blew a transmission

ETUC says no to Chinese dumping. No to market economy status to China #MES

I edited a photo of a toy dump truck for my photo series.

 

I actually did the editing on Microsoft PowerPoint.

This dump in Managua is inhabited by 2,000 to 3,000 people. They pick through the trash to find food and stuff to sell. These are the worst living conditions that I have ever seen. The government has made attempts to get the people out but they keep coming back. Children jump on to the garbage trucks as they drive in and start to sort through the trash while the truck is still moving. There is less competition for them if they do this before the truck stops to unload.

This is the building with the larg'ish hole that drew our attention. It's the solid waste dump in the Port of Providence

 

(Shot with N6006 Tamron 28-105mmf4@f11 on Kodak Ektachrome 160T for 60")

This is from a recent trip to the Mazatlan Dump and villages where we fed people and gave them fresh water.

Dumped via social media. Yup. Yesterday morning I got a lovely worded message saying sorry, but 10 years of friendship is done. Why? I have no clue, but at least now I can empathize with the tweens of the world who get dumped via text, facebook and twitter. Facinating.

 

I love this shot though. The shadows, the light, the curves,the pieces all seem to reflect my mood today

 

This car shell has been a fixture on a local trail for years. Dumped, stripped, lived in...

A light blue grout I mixed brought this dumptruck to life-Oakland, Mosaic Heaven!

Curry-Ya

 

SO MUCH RICE. Carried over from a huge pot on the other end of the kitchen.

By far one of the harshest things I've ever experienced. I had to clear the photos because the smoke was so intense from the burning garbage. Thousands of people live in this dump and live off what they find.

Outside cracker barrel

I really do hate to see this kind of thing. Aside from wishing to highlight that particular point I also felt compelled to take this photo because of the trolley's dying stance; it's like a person, arms outstretched, taking it's last few breaths before going under. In reality, the water is actually quite shallow.

Cherry dump cake. Blogged at supereggplant.com

Empire Building, Birmingham Alabama

a ruined house in Mostar

We went to see the bears at the dump. They were probably 30 feet, or so, away.

 

This was a large Brown Bear (a Brown, Black Bear not a Grizzley). He had a large scar on his left side.

Some of them kept looking at us.

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