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on a walk in our neighborhood to the new grocery store "Fresh and Easy" on Hollywood Blvd. Hollywood, California ... sounds like the name of the "aspiring" girls who live around here!
Commonly called a Jacob's Ladder, this is the means by which pilots both embark to and disembark from ships. Doesn't look too bad in a static environment? Different story when the wind's blowing 30 mph, and both the ship and the vessel you are on are rocking and rolling in the seas.
Seen here operating at a commercial building fire in their first due. They were dispatched with several other departments for the report of a building fire at the Burlap and Beans Coffee Shop. PD went on scene first reporting heavy smoke showing from the chimney area. Upon arrival of Ladder 41 they confirmed the report from PD. It was quickly determined that the smoke was from a bean roaster inside the building. 41 Command ending up holding the response to Ladder 41, Quint and Engine 53 and recalled the balance.
The secret sky ports
The Towers of fire
Under wormholes
Vessels of Enki soar
The Ladders to Sumeria
( over there my friend Kudey. Photo uploaded In the memory of all the photos which i have lost in the past )
Ladder-Backed Woodpecker. Photo taken at Butterbredt Spring Wildlife Sanctuary, Kern County, California.
To assist the salmon's need to get upriver to spawn, a fish "ladder" was built in 1981 at the site of a small hydroelectric dam.
Mountain climbing is one of the most popular attractions of Devils Tower. It was first climbed on July 4, 1893 by ranchers William Rogers and Willard Ripley. They ascended by driving wooden pegs into cracks in the rock, which is still visible today. Only some 215 have ascended the 51.8m ladder to ascend 30m, the last in 1927. The lower 30m have been removed as a safety precaution.
Devils Tower National Monument, Hulett, Wyoming
The Shiromaru Dam features a fish ladder—the first I've seen in Japan. You can see where it cuts back and comes up the slope to the reservoir's water level.