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Georgia Army National Guardsman Sgt. Justin Niebrand, a combat engineer with the Augusta based Headquarters, 878th Engineer Battalion, prepares to engage targets during Mk19 Automatic Grenade Launcher qualification on July 18th, 2018, at Fort Stewart, Ga. More than 1100 Soldiers from across the state are conducting annual training focused on Soldier individual and collective tasks.
Army National Guard photo by Staff Sgt. R.J. Lannom Jr
This actually starts off life as a school bus and is then turned into a Citrus Loader.
I would like to thank the wonderful people at Petersen Industries, Inc. for allowing me to see and take pictures of their trucks! They were VERY knowledgeable and friendly!
Special THANKS:
Eric Handler - VP/General Manager
and
Glenn Clark - Sales Manager
of
Petersen Industries, Inc.
4000 State Road 60 West
Lake Wales, FL 33859
I found the time to do the prompt!
Journalling: I have always and will always be a reader. But certainly a lot has changed now in my lifetime of reading. I read more online. I buy more of my books online. I belong to 3 libraries and have left behind 4 (plus the school ones). I read more books to the kids that I do to myself. I have apps and websites to help me catalog my collection and reading desires. I still like the same authors but my list of favourites gets longer most months. I read more Fiction for adults than ever before- lots of crime stuff surprisingly. My favourite store is Crow Books. I still make my own books only more professionally. I have 7 full book shelves in my house. But I still have a hard time which books I am happy to swap at the Book Swap Shop. I don’t have as much time to read but as always my sidetable is as overflowing with books as ever.
Everyone pitches in to load the Avalanche.
Campers:
Lyn Totson (ooak James Dean)
Greg Sykes (James Dean)
Katie Kusack-Mulder (Teen Skipper Courtney)
Mulder (X-Files)
Trish Totson (generic Barbie)
Ginger Sykes (Miami Heat Barbie)
Using Lain's prompt from a few days ago, idea from Stacy Julian. My name, passion, cause and life's work.
Found the big E in Berlin a few years ago on a scrapbooking weekend...you can imagine we all took oodles of photos!
This was 'stock-turning day' at the C&PRR, during which four vehicles were turned: the class 31, two '08s' (nos D3018 and 08 825) and single-unit railcar no W55023.
The '31', originally no D5581 and then no 31 163 is currently numbered 97 205 wears the (fictitious, I think) livery of the Derby Railway Technical Centre. It was being turned in order to ease the removal of a defective traction motor.
The winch on the wagon struggled with a direct pull on the 100+-ton loco so a pulley was attached to the drawbar to halve the pull for each revolution of the winch drum.
Chinnor & Princes Risborough Railway.
A paratrooper watches as a UH-60 Blackhawk passes overhead towing a humvee. Paratroopers assigned to 407th Brigade Support Battalion, 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 82nd Airborne Division, partnered with members of the North Carolina National Guard to conduct sling load training with the rotary-wing aircraft, July 31. While the paratroopers continually train to be proficient at sling load operations, this exercise was an opportunity for the support specialists to actually hook the load to the underside of the helicopter as it hovers only feet above their heads. Sling load operations are essential to the mission, because they enable vehicles, water and supplies to be transported to Soldiers.
(Photo by Sgt. Kissta DiGregorio)
Cardstock: Bazzill, Creative Memories; Acrylic: Heidi Swapp; Ribbon: American Crafts; Fonts: American Typewriter, Amelie
1 gas forge, 2 coal forges, 2 post vises, 4 anvils with stands, 2 hand-crank blowers, 2 30 gallon drums, sandstone grinding wheel w/stand, second grindstone stand (unassembled), ~40 gallons of coal, 100lb propane tank, 80-100' of metal stock, large hand truck, 2 sheets of 1/8" steel, 1 sheet of ~1/16" steel, 5 gallon bucket of misc steel scrap.
I can see I need some picture taking help.
Journaling reads:
tuna sandwiches were my favorite lunch to take to school. Mom made it with eggs - NO pickles.
My cousins introduced me to potato chips on tuna. I still eat it that way and am very precise in how I place the chips.
Our first big fight as a married couple revolved around a tuna sandwich. I ended up with tuna on my face and he wound up on the couch!
Construction clearing/grubbing/equipment: JCB 407 articulated, 65 hp, 5500 lb capacity wheel loader loads shovel with wood chips from pile created by grinding up trees, brush from wooded site. Repiling chips in rear of the pile is Caterpillar 950F articulated, 170 hp wheel loader with wood chip bucket. JCB loader will turn and dump chips in truck loader hopper. Ann Arbor, Michigan 2006.
Medics load a patient into REACH 3. The helicopter air ambulance was dispatched to Cerrito Vista Park in El Cerrito, California to transport an individual ejected from a vehicle in a multi-vehicle accident at Moser and San Pablo Avenue:
www.eastbaytimes.com/2017/03/26/el-cerrito-major-accident...
Snuck in some scrapping tme to do a better job of this challenge - finished the LO and realised I never did use any of the blue paper I chose. LOL. My husband lost his Commanding ofiicer in 1999 and every year afterwards we got silver charm each for his daughters to let them know we were thinking of him on the anniversary of his death. These are the flowers of thanks his widow sent us- on the 10 year anniversary.