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Taconite just starts flowing into the hold of the Hon. James L. Oberstar at the LS&I Ore Dock at Presque Isle harbor in Marquette, MI.
Photographed on Kodak Ektar 100 using the Nikon F5 and the Nikkor 28-300mm zoom lens.
Let's Go Out To The Lobby! Made the dancing treats from photos I took and cut out from Mom's Diner. Gotta love the wiggle eyes!
Ripley discovers that a lone fertile queen is responsible for the continuation of the species, producing a colony of sterile warriors. The Queen Alien is larger and stronger than the warriors, and in an epic confrontation, Ripley utilizes a Power Loader as a means of protection and power to battle the Queen.
Sideshow Collectibles is proud to bring you the Power Loader Diorama, depicting Ellen Ripley's visceral battle with the Queen Alien! The Power Loader Diorama stands 20 inches high above a themed display base, ready to join your Alien collection.
By the shores of Gokyo Lake.
Gokyo. Altitude 15,584 ft (4750 m).
En route to Gokyo Ri. Khumbu region of Himalayas, Nepal.
Papers by Anna Aspnes
Sketch/Template by Cathy Zielske (Design Your Life class)
Brush by Katie Pertiet
Part of the old Rio Tinto Mining Company loading dock in Huelva. This was connected by a narrow gauge railway to the mines in the mountains some 60 miles away.
Looking thru my stash earlier this week I found notepaper a supervisor had given me easily 25+ years ago---it's on the right in the photo, the top and bottom borders. The cutout of the W of Oz main characters was a birthday greeting from a friend that I also found in my stash - how about that! So, I decided to make a 6 x 8 LO + a 3 x 8 insert that houses my "Ode to LOAD 219" journaling: Basically how much fun I had with this very clever and brilliantly executed theme! Congrats to Alice and daily featured LOADsters for 28 days of great fun, creativity and ingenuity. You rocked! We rocked! See y'all in May!
Cheers~
I didn't do lost loves, I did long lasting love. These are my parents at their prom in 1959, their wedding in 1960 and at a party in 1979. They will be married 52 years this November. thanks
UP's LPA82 crew brings a CETSH-28 coal train northward through Port Washington at daybreak. Train originated at the East Thunder mine (the former Jacob's Ranch mine) on Thursday, and arrived Butler yesterday. The train waited in the Fonda siding until this morning, when an empty train came south from Sheboygan. In a couple hours, this train will be spotted at Alliant Energy's Edgewater Generation Station in Sheboygan.
LOADING UP -- Front loader handling a round bale at a cotton gin near Helena, Ark. (U of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture photo by Robert Goodson)
Loading Reala into my Contax 139 Quartz. I am photographing two lovely gardens on Holy Island. One is the lindisfarne Gospels Garden, the other is Gertrude Jekyl's garden at the castle.
For a while, we were working along a main highway, with Australia's famous road trains thundering by. We also saw some seroiusly over-size loads like this. Several warning vehicles and a police car accompanied them to choreograph passing traffic.
When we finally get to the load-in on a show of this size, sometimes I tend to get in the way. I am really not involved in the details at the shop leading up to this point. You see, after I complete the design and I hand the plot off to my shop, an intense preparation is done. Lamps marked, automated lighting dialed in, cables labeled and cased up......it's prepped like a concert tour! I may have joked a bit on my last post cause, well, its kinda fun. In reality, my incredible team is the only reason that this load in is never a train wreck. Oh, it definitely has all the ingredients for one! I have to thank Chris, Sarah, Eric, and Keith for keeping "our" train on track and getting us this far. Thanks guys!
This is a shot from yesterday before the onslaught of equipment. Points are being marked with a scurrying of riggers in the background and Mikes clowning around with the camera!
Massey Ferguson 6180 + Grimme GZ 1700 DL1 Harvester.
Massey Ferguson 6495 + Richard Western 16HS Trailer
Claas Ares 697 ATZ + Marston Trailer.
(Chawston, 7/9/14)
My perspective on my current life is that I am a GS leader for both daughters so I scrapped our trip to camp this year. The journaling also captures the fact that we are into geocaching at this time in our lives.
Load 513 ( I did it, I did it! Doing a happy dance. I knew as soon as Laine said this LOAD would be based on the Clue game that this paper was finally going to get used. I've had it like 8 years.)
I spotted this on I-10 approaching the New Orleans area. The crew transporting the load had two pilot trucks in front and two more following the transporter. The tractor (cab) had three axles for drive wheels, and the crew had a fully equipped replacement tractor in the procession. I would assume in case the first unit had a mechanical problem or it might be used for helping in the delivery and disassembly of the trailer pieces?. All pictures of this subject were taken by me as a passenger in a car going the opposite direction. The quality of the images are not the best due to the conditions, but the subject matter was exciting enough for me to post them. I have never seen this big a load before.
Take a 10-minute journey around and through Tomorrowland, seated in a revolutionary transportation system. At least that's how it was thought of when it opened in the Magic Kingdom in 1975. Using linear induction motors, the vehicles glide with ease in an environmentally safe manner. Each section has five cars that travel at 10 feet per second except at the loading and unloading station where it travels at 2.7 feet per second.
To reach the loading platform you will step onto a moving conveyor belt that is at a steep incline. The loading platform moves at the same speed as the vehicles, so you can step inside easily. Each vehicle can seat four, two riding forward and two riding backward.
Tomorrowland
Walt Disney World-Magic Kingdom- Orlando Fl