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Work on renovation job at former Bank of America branch office at corner of Townsend and East Genesse Street. www.dailydieseldose.com for more!
Dumped washing machine in a dyke on Meaux Road East Yorkshire with nature try hard to cover the rubbish close to the Beverley Hornsea road! In monochrome.
On 05-05-91 Hartlepool East Lancs bodied Dennis Dominator BEF 712T is seen dumped in the corner of the depot yard.
The opposite exercise of my modernized space sets: here is a small vehicle built only with the parts available in 1983. Quite happy with the style, which fits quite well I think with the space sets of that year - but the "dump truck" side evokes maybe too much the corresponding Town sets from this era ^^
These huge dumptrucks were lined up on the dam to dump soil (here) or boulders theen spread around by a bulldozer and a backhoe. Emergency Spillway Upgrades., Buffalo Pound Provincial Park, Saskatchewan, Canada. 4 October 2024
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Nearly 2000 people participated in the "No Kings" event in Vero Beach, Florida on June 14th, 2025. Resist!
Here we have Gerald. Although Gerald looks quite smart in his shirt, tie, trousers and spiffy white shoes he is, in fact, an absolute rapscallion. He's not to be trusted further than you can throw him. If you give him the benefit of the doubt, just once, he'll have your pants off you before you know it. And not in a good way either, just a straight up steal.
Here he is waiting in some less than salubrious area for one of his 'associates'. I didn't hang around long enough to find out who - but that was probably for the best. How do I happen to know Gerald I hear you ask? Well, knowing someone like this is a double edged sword but on more than one occasion he's proved his worth. He knows a few useful people. Let's just leave it at that...
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Title: Please No Dumping
Materials: Paint pen, acrylic, pencil, spray paint and charcoal on found street sign
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To the north of Leicester, a myriad of former British Rail locomotives from the 1960's, 70's and 80's await their future, some for restoration and a return to the mainline, others being salvaged for spares to keep their fellow classmates active for years to come.
In this scene at the yard north of Leicester station, a selection of Class 56's are lined up across the trackwork, whilst in the middle, BR Blue liveried Class 56, 56004, stands at the head of an unusual consist, featuring former FERTIS Class 58, 58016, which has been preserved and is currently undergoing restoration to working order, Anglia Railways Class 86, 86235, which ran the last Class 86 working on the Anglia route from London Liverpool Street to Norwich, and a rather unusual carriage, and something of a rarity.
What it is are one of the few remaining Generator Coaches from the ill-fated Nightstar project of the late 1990's. Nightstar was the possible introduction of Sleeping Car trains from UK cities to European cities via the Channel Tunnel, being powered by a mixture of Class 92's and 37's owned by European Passenger Services, or EPS. However, due to the fact that Class 37's weren't able to provide power to the trains, these being hastily converted freight locomotives, carriages containing two 350 kVA Cummins diesel engines, marshaled between the two Class 37/6 locomotives. Five were converted from redundant British Rail Mark 3 sleeper coaches, and were painted in Railfreight Distribution two-tone Grey.
The failure of the Nightstar project resulted in these carriages becoming redundant, and for many years they've been shuffled from yard to yard, whilst others have been scrapped. In January 2016 this particular carriage was sent to UKRL Leicester for trial conversation to a stock heating/testing van to replace Class 86's previously used at places such as Ilford depot.
Hatfield's RMC1520 withdrawn all the way to Swanley garage. Relocated to Radlett Aerodrome after LT bought it off LCBS, then back to AEC Southall before its final one-way journey to Barnsley.
The Escort van is 1873F, GHV873N, new December 1974, sold May 1979. Lettered for the Ticket Machine Works.
February 1979.
Neil F.
These boys were having heaps of dangerous fun doing what I believe is called 'ins and outs' - boarding out on a big wave that has been turned around after hitting rocks. A new wave is on its way in at the same time and they collide and explode. The boarders then get thrown up in the air and dramatically dumped. A little bit scarey!