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Delivery man loading a truck.
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This is a modified HO scale heavy duty Volvo wheel loader fork lift made by Cararama. It was originally a front end loader with a bucket. The bucket was removed and the fork mechanism from a container lift was added. The unit is detailed and weathered
..........'Abnormal Load'..delivering turbine components from Rosyth Dockyard to Griffin Wind Farm near Aberfeldy Perthshire.
M90 near Broxden Perth.17/06/2011
The unfortunate driver has to unload his pickup, as it was way too heavy loaded. Now he has to find a good explanation for his boss. The wrecker is already in place, that is a hand painted and decaled Wiking model.
finally getting around to uploading these photos of our new(ish) printer - a Xerox Phaser 8560.
www.b12partners.net/mt/archives/2007/04/xerox_solid_ink.html
It can reach a speed of 30 Knots carrying a loaded Pickup truck.
It was just repaired after being driven ashore in a storm.
I did a 22 mile charity walk the other week and discovered this old Bray. Everybody had a good laugh as I explained that one of the first things I learnt to drive, as a 12 year old, was a Bray just like this, I took a quick photo with my phone and had to get going. It had been an awful wet and windy walk over the Pennines, Jaynes mum (72) had got lost and I had to go looking for her, she and her new companions had found the route so all was well and we had a laugh.
I was amazed to find this Bray, we had ours around 1970 and kept it for a long long time, it was second hand to us so I don't know the age. I did notice the first letter of the reg' plate was missing - just like ours! When I looked at the photos of ours on Flickr, www.flickr.com/photos/70373000@N04/6430596517/in/photolis... after I had resprayed it around 1980, I realized that it was our old one . It was a couple of days after when I checked it out - I couldn't believe it - what a coincidence.
The exhaust had been modified and it was yellow again, albeit faded, I could have sworn that we had scrapped it after years loading salt but obviously not.
The Ford six cylinder had to have a new topend on a regular basis and we had torque convertor problems. It was an absolute pig to drive on the road with rear wheel steer that was just a nightmare - you zig-zagged everywhere.
The Loader Droid is a 4 armed robot that carries cargo to the spaceships. It has 98 brick pieces and it's part of my LL-5000 set.
Every human carries immense load over his head. Some are seen, some unseen. Some maybe photographed, some...you just have to understand. So whether it is seen or unseen; one has to survive with these overloads, willingly or unwillingly...
Title help: Eshita
So I didn't load a photo yesterday because I had a very very very busy day, which centered around attending a memorial service celebrating the life of a very good friend of mine, Nigel Gough, who was recently killed in a horrific cycling accident. I am going to load a photo later and write a little about him, so take a look if you're interested... which you should be cause he was amazing and my friend and I miss him with all my heart. A very good thing about last nights memorial is that it allowed me to see many friends I haven't seen since I moved to England thirteen months ago. I find it kind of weird and comforting that I happened to be in Canada at this time, when Nigel died and for his memorial as well. He was doing much the same thing I was; visiting family in Canada after living abroad for a long time (we came back to Canada from England actually, around the same time I did.)
I took this in my friend Meg's house after the memorial. I wasn't in a smiley photo mood. Her house was very photogenic and a bit creepy so it makes for an awesome photo, in my opinion.
So far this is my favourite one of the project, which isn't saying a lot cause the 365 photos so far have kind of sucked.
Also, I JUST realised this sort of looks like a painting called Arrangement in Grey and Black: The Artist's Mother by J.M. Whister.
Song of the Day - Mumford and Sons - Winter Winds
"We'll be washed and buried one day my girl
And the time we were given will be left for the world
The flesh that lived and loved will be eaten by plague
So let the memories be good for those who stay"
(no making fun of me for liking Mumford and Sons!)
This is a modified HO scale heavy duty Volvo wheel loader fork lift made by Cararama. It was originally a front end loader with a bucket. The bucket was removed and the fork mechanism from a container lift was added. The unit is detailed and weathered
On a cold, dreary, drizzly day, the Arthur M. Anderson unloads stone for Graymont in Superior, Wisconsin. Before embarking on my Iowa/Minnesota trip, I'd seen the Anderson back home on Lake Huron fairly recently, so it was cool to see it again.