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The Kiln Access Ramp gets personnel and equipment in and out of the kiln safely. The kiln is an island without access to it. Each ramp is custom
designed by certified professional engineer, made
of high grade 6061-T6 Aluminum Our ramps are
as strong as steel half the weight of other steel
ramps. With safety as the priority, kiln access should
be engineered to take into account the burn floor
configuration and what custom fit will the plant need
to safely and easily provide access into the kiln.
I love this photo of my boys intertubing in Tahoe. It reminds me of how alike they are, and how much they both love me. I see it, and I feel like glowing.
And again, funky lighting! I love how one corner actually has the right color grey! :) You guess which one!
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A local rancher Dan Martina loads up some supplies he lives up by the Village of Mist Mt what is about a 26 mile trip . As he loads up Hazzard Range county Commissioner and developer Jake Harper chat with him .
Marines of the 26th MEU load an Interim Fast Attack vehicle onto a Landing Craft Air Caution on Onslow Beach aboard Camp Lejeune, N.C., Jan. 11.
Today's prompt was to use a song title for a layout title. Well I've been thinking of this layout -of ten songs- for the last little while. So in the true spirit of inspiration I used "song" as my jumping off point and scrapped this. Love how music can bring back memories and crystallize a time in your life.
Digital papers are by Michelle Martin, Noemi kit at Designer Digitals. The title stamp is by Cathy Zielske, 10 Things Word Pack brush set, also at Designer Digitals.
Loading fish boxes onto Deeside as she prepares to return to sea.
Scrabster Harbour, Caithness, Scotland.
This is a boat loader erected in 1922 in Lessines (Belgium) and used until 1984 when it was permanently shut down. It was used to load porphyry in ships. The porphyry crushes, transported by railcars from the Lessines quarry sites using a private railway, reached the structure on a conveyor belt and were taken to silos for sorting. They were then dumped directly into the holds of the barges, moored to the side of the building.
The 8 silos had a capacity of 35 tonnes each. Their size made it possible to prepare crushed mixtures of several dimensions. This system made it possible to load eight boats per day, where it had previously taken eight men and no less than seven hours to fill, with the wheelbarrow, a single barge of 280 tons.
One of the smaller seiners takes on board the nets used for catching the salmon. I hope they are lucky, as there's nothing like a nice, thick sockeye salmon steak!
From the kitchen sink to the kitchen... by burro. Women loading thier donkey with jerry cans of water - central Ethiopia.
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Another photo from my phone...attempting to digitally 'stitch' the layouts is entirely too time consuming...especially for today!
The silver dot at the top is a magnet, holding it in place, so it's not actually part of the layout.
Thanks for looking...more details soon!
For at least a few people, June 9th was the official day to celebrate the 6x9 cm format. The sixth month, the ninth day: got it? And I was one of those numerologically induced people who picked up their 6x9 cameras that day. I shot eight pictures in my Bessa. My Bessa was my first old camera, bought for me twenty-odd years ago by my wife as a birthday present. The morning of June 9th, I put a roll of six-years-expired Ilford XP-2 Super in it (the film had expired March 2004). I carried the camera with me all day.
As I went to a morning meeting in another building, I went through the loading zone in the basement where a wag has put a mannequin's head. It's been there several years to my amusement. It often has a baseball cap on, or a cigarette in its mouth. This morning, it was sporting a nice hair-do and moustache.
The Bessa has hairy bits hanging into its film frame and I've not been very quick to clean them out.
American Airlines Boeing 767-323/ER (N395AN) at Terminal 3, Chicago O'Hare International Airport (ORD), Chicago, IL
i am not sure if this counts as 1 embellishment or not but i considered my beads as 1 embellishment.and of course i had to sew them on with thread.
Staff Sgt. Rudy Avelar, 157th Expeditionary Fighter Generation Squadron weapons loader, conducts a pre-flight inspection of an F-16 Fighting Falcon fighter jet at Prince Sultan Air Base, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, May 11, 2021. The "Swamp Fox" airmen from the South Carolina Air National Guard are deployed to PSAB to project combat power and help bolster defensive capabilities against potential threats in the region. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Senior Master Sgt. Carl Clegg, 169th Fighter Wing Public Affairs)
Walt Disney World Resort in Florida.
May 2015.
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This horse-drawn cart in Jaipur, India must share the road with scooters, cars, trucks, camel carts, buses and pedestrians.
ODT: Making tracks
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While loading cars, trucks and passengers in the tiny port od Pessada, Kefalonia, the ferry was forced to back off, owing to rough water, returning a short while to resume the exciting business of loading, while the ramp is pitching and rolling.
Phwew! I just got this one up in the nick of time! I think I'm going to need to revisit those letter stickers. I was in a rush and they aren't exactly straight.
Yes, I made a scrapbook page about my camera that died at the beginning of the month. I'm sure all my fellow scrapbookers can sympathize with my sadness! The journaling was lifted straight from my blog, so you can go there to read it if you like: wendolonia.com/blog/2010/02/17/good-bye-old-friend/
This layout was based on a sketch by Kelly Purkey in "52 More Scrapbooking Challenges" (p. 26).
I was on a business trip in Zambia, without my camera, but with my iPhone.
I love to walk around in African towns and markets to take photos of the unique atmosphere and vibrancy. As a passenger in a car for a lot of the time, I could not resist capturing some images, often traveling at speed and with surprising success.