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Loads and loads of fursuiters at the Fursuit Parade at Confuzzled 2014.
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This tram from the Spanish company Construcciones y Auxiliar de Ferrocarilles arrived from the test track in Germany on Sunday 25th April 2010 in three sections on three very long loaders, plus a fourth trailer with the parts for the long downloading ramp.They parked in Regent Road until around 10pm, when they moved into position in Princes Street for the tram to be put on the rails of the Princes Street tram station just west of the Mound.
Behind it is the front of the loader on which the front of the new tram is resting while the downloading ramp is constructed.
The back end of the tram can be seen here. The front can be seen here. The unloading ramp can be seen here.
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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!
Working off yesterday's prompt, it inspired me to get my wedding album back out and start working on it again. This is one of my favorite photos that we had taken at the wedding and I wanted to do something fun and special with it. I took an idea that I saw hanging up in Archivers one night and ran with it. I think I am happy with how it turned out. Will hopefully work on the second page tommorrw.
Another layout from my childhood, they are all similar since eventually I will be making a book and I like having a bit of continuity. The pictures that I used have some funky colouring but I told myself that I won't try to do any correction on pictures, this is just a function of them being over 30 years old.
Credits: Papers - Wicked Smart Kit from the Lilly Pad
Tags: Ali Edwards
Love Epoxy: Pattie Knox
Template: Katie Pertiet
This is my first-ever landscape oriented 8.5x11. I was inspired by Jody Wenke's "dimples" layout, which you can see here:
jodywenke.blogspot.com/2010/01/just-another-manic-monday....
There's a running joke in our family that I only married my husband for the "free meds" his/our health insurance provides me. (Incidentally, I had to add the semi-circle doo-dads to cover a swath of flourescent red from our stroller that was in the corner of the photo. It was driving me nuts. So the clean and simple got a little embellished.)
3.1967 Riverton - South Australia loco SAR Rx199 on Smiths Fun Train ex Clare taking water - end loading cars ( Murray Billett mb-n245-01)
I thought I had prepared for the worst but I had been sorely mistaken.
I simply can't believe people could actually live like this. In the five or so years my previous tenants had resided in my little Thunder Bay house they systematicly neglected it. No cleaning. No yard work. None. I haven't even seen a dirtier home on tv.
The picture you see is the biggest and least cluttered room. The other rooms were so packed and stacked with filth i couldn't get anything into frame that would make any sense. One room had clothes stacked to the ceiling while another had 3televisions 2 computers and 4 vacuum cleaners. Nothing worked. All junk.
Bless my family and friends. My brother took the day off and I'm sure if he hadn't I would've just sat in the corner and cried. We through our backs into it and were joined by my friends Colin and Kim. My sister-in-law put in a super-human effort on the final day to help finish it off.
It took 4 days of nonstop work to vac up enough dog hair to completely fill a large canister shopvac twice; to take six or seven pickup loads to the dump; to wash and repaint the walls; to steam the carpets: to landscape a yard that hadn't been touched in five years; to neatly stack the 80 bald tires abandoned in my yard; to show the house about 10 times and finally get it rented out 5 minutes before my bus left Thunder Bay.
There was more craziness but I think you have enough of the picture to understand what truly wonderful and selfless family and friends I have.
i guess in a way my bad luck has shown me how lucky and loved I am. Thank you so much everyone.
-ger
This is one of my first "fairly accurate" machining jobs. It's a blank for a load cell. The block is 40 x 20 x 10 mm +/- 0.05 mm.
The Autonomous Compact Loader features boom lift, bucket tilt, steering, spinning fan, drone, camera, bucket sensor, boom stop, and wheel turning stop. Model has a length of 41 cm (16.3 in.) and comprising 1057 bricks. No extra bricks outside the original set, 42081, are needed.
Instruction available at Rebrickable,
rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-40507/KBD%20Design/42081-model-c...
View of the Coal Loading area in Portbury showing the loading shovels about to commence work and load our train.
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~
On 21st October, Kreka Mines 'Kriegslok' 2-10-0 No.33-248 is observed by the Višća Donja opencast mine loading point point operatives as it approaches on the line between Živinice and the Oskova washery of the RMU Banovići mines.
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