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Loading the Norton at the sellers home. I was so excited I lifted the back of that bike myself right into the truck
Pipe trasfer crane from PLV Solitaire, Wheatstone 44" trunkline, Wheatstone LNG project, Western Australia. Supply vessel Aldemir Souza Tide.
Loading bank and siding at Tuggeranong. The mainline is in the foreground, although you can't see it for all the growth!
M/S Caroline Russ getting ready to cross the Baltic Sea. Hanko commercial harbour; crappy jetties heaven in front : )
The Clemson Tiger band boards eight busses at dusk to beat an incoming snow storm and make the trip to Tampa Bay for the 2017 College Football National Championship game, Jan. 6, 2017. (Photo by Ken Scar)
A family with reservations waited to board the northbound SNC passenger train at Corinth but were in the wrong place. The train passed them at speed then had to stop and back down to load the passengers.
A cut of containers is part of the consist of a train taking the High Wye in Durand, Michigan, that connects the Flint and Holly subdivisions. The train is crossing Ann Arbor Street.
I used a Tattered Angels mask and some glimmer mist for the background, tore some edges of some scraps, inked and voila! Another layout done.
A behind the scenes look at The Wicked Load In for their performance at the Segerstrom Center for the Arts. Company Manager Steve Quinn and Production Stage Manager David O'Brien take us on a tour on the other side of the curtain.
There have been 'disturbances' in the arduino.cc forum lately.
Error 500 ... 'nuff said.
Some server settings were upgraded (vserver I guess), but still the MSN search bots pester the forum with numbers way above 40.
Today I ran a load test on arduino.cc and the adafruit forum for comparison. The adafruit forum was speedy and responsive all the time, whereas this test provoked the error 500 on the yabb2 driven arduino.cc forum :-(
Some help for interpretation of the graphs:
3D-ness.....ok....folded ribbon, foam lifted birds, and top photo also raised with foam. This was a fun one, really like the results.
Loading a fourteen-inch (360 mm) naval gun (14"/45 Cal). After loading the shell, the propellant (smokeless powder) bags are rammed home, the spoon is retracted, the breech closed, and the gun elevated as needed to hit the target.
The gun is horizontal, the breech is open, and the spoon has been lowered into the breech, for the shell to be rammed home.
Battleship Texas, a museum ship on the San Jacinto Battleground, near Houston, Texas. This battleship was launched in 1912, saw service in both World Wars, and has been at this location as a museum ship since 1948. It is restored to her 1945 condition.