Diesel locomotives in South Africa
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I think someone should inspect the inspection stations. If you fell through that cracked window, you could break a leg, put your eye out or get pneumonia. At least those were the three things my mother always worried about. “Don’t walk on the edge of the curb. You could break a leg. Put on a sweater. You will get pneumonia.” I was always waiting for her to say, “Put down the pencil (so I didn’t have to do homework). You could put your eye out.” But it was only the fun things that got the admonishments.
I don’t like to be critical, but the red, white and blue valances in the window are now orange, gray and blue. I think after 25 years it is time for a little redecorating. I do like the big modern Coke machine with the selection of plastic bottles. It is not as good as the frosty glass bottles, but at least it will wet your whistle!
Fynnie inspected an old shelf which I had taken outdoors because I intend to refinish it. I suppose he wanted to find out if it really makes sense to spend time and energy on that task. The shelf isn't really pretty anymore but I only use it outdoors to put flower pots on it.
“You can’t bribe me, human, but I’ll accept your gift anyway.”
I took our move as an excuse to purchase additional cat furniture - after all, a cat needs a certain level of infrastructure. So now we have a new outdoor cat house on our balcony, lined with hay (Heidi loves hay). She checked it out immediately and apparently liked the idea.
An inspection worker makes their daily rounds, examining the diverse cargo imported from the furthest reaches of the galaxy.
Some quick space cargo designs. I didn't come up with that handheld projector thing, but I'm not sure who to credit as I've seen a few people use it.
I hope you like these builds, have a good day
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As harvest time begins we see a lot of this huge equipment in the fields. The family had the machine stopped and was inspecting either a problem or their grains. Meanwhile other equipment rolled through their field.
This shows the scale and size of the equipment. Very expensive and often purchased and shared among a co-op.
A male kalij Pheasant (Lophura leucomelanos) was framed inspecting morning foraging opportunity with curious eyes on a fallen branch. It looks really gorgeous here with bright red head and a beautiful crest. Pics was taken from Sattal Forest in Uttarakhand, India.
The final inspection for The Jacobite train before it's onward journey to the west coast Scottish port of Mallaig.
Maggie making her inspection of one of the monarch butterflies we raised just before we released it. She gave a great review and hopefully it is flying south.
Before departing Hayden, Arizona, for a trip to the Asarco’s Ray copper mine, the conductor of Copper Basin Railway’s OT-1 makes a roll-by inspection of the train on April 20, 2017.
4702 and 4701 cruise into Tootool with the AK inspection carriages as SK81 to Boree Creek.
Monday 20th August 2018
Sorry everyone .. I know I'm far behind with favs and commenting...but the wifi here is rubbish ...I'll catch up ...wish you a great week :o)