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Woman carrying a heavy load from the 'harbor' at Taquile Island, Lake, Titicaca.

Peru, July 2009

LOAD 23

Harder prompt than I thought it would be emotionally.Love speaking words of life to the younger generation .

 

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Quarry Bank Mill, Styal, Cheshire.

I didn't follow the prompt today. This is a Basic Grey page of the month kit, adapted to 1 page. It's BG Life's a Party, and the pics are from a day trip to London in 1996!

Saskatchewan, Canada

Nikon D40

18-135mm

The prompt for today sent me into my digi stash to the Jessica Sprague Heritage Album class I took a while back and never finished. It also sent me into the closest to dig out this photo to scan.

 

It's a great class and album and maybe one of these LOADs, I'll finish it.

On the 27th September 2021 the 'Celtic Forester' (2003, 4,323DWT) is seen at Teignmouth waiting to load a cargo of ball clay for Castellon, Spain.

My 17 years old grand niece sporting blue or black hair...I think it was a wig. Why not?!

Loading Wool at "The Office Block" at Springhills the tractor is a John-Deere 6630

Amy brought a gooey butter cake that was so good.

Kawasaki 90Z wheel loader pictures are provided here. This wheel loader has been sold by Big Iron, Inc.

 

www.bigiron4sale.com

A very busy freight yard side by side with the largest commuter GO station in south west Ontario.

FORT CARSON, Colo. – Soldiers of Company C, 2nd Battalion, 23rd Infantry Regiment, 1st Stryker Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division, enter their Stryker in preparation for the blank-fire iteration of their platoon live-fire training exercise, Feb. 18, 2015. Each of the nine platoons will conduct a blank and live-fire iteration for both day and night missions.

(U.S. Army photo by Sgt. William Howard, 1st SBCT PAO, 4th Inf. Div.)

 

Just went on a road trip with my camera club to a local farm to lean some lighting tips, how to capture sun flares,etc. and there was a huge pile of old rusted pipes which we practiced taking different angled photos and my favourite "find" was the old water pump.

Legal Graffiti wall on North Ave, Baltimore Md.

A cannon crew with 41st Infantry Brigade Combat Team's 2nd Battalion, 218th Field Artillery, C. Battery, loads a 155mm explosive round into their M777 Howitzer after receiving a fire mission July 27, 2018 during a field training exercise known as eXportable Combat Training Capability (XCTC) at Fort Irwin, California. The exercise is an instrumented brigade field training exercise designed to certify platoon proficiency across the brigade in coordination with First Army. “This exercise keeps our units trained and ready for federal missions and builds upon the brigade’s training from last year’s Warfighter Exercise,” said Col. Eric Riley, commander of the 41st IBCT. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Tyler Meister, 115th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment)

load up all my gears and food

Not sure how happy I am with this... I wanted to do a paper page today, but was foiled in my photo printing. Tomorrow, I hope.

 

PRACTICE - one little word 2012

lyrics from this wonderful song that makes me grin every time:

www.youtube.com/watch?v=F2ZShmt19uQ

 

graph paper: Jacque Larsen

green paper: Kim Jensen

bike: JM Designs

bird: Kate Hadfield

fonts: Pea Girly Girls Script, Anorexia

Day 26

 

Inspiration : Psycho

 

I took it in a fun, crazy way.

 

Journaling reads:

 

"maybe it's crazy...or maybe it's just some good old hillbilly ingenuity. when jon & i were at a concert, we forgot our cooler. so...we filled our sink with budlight & covered it with ice!"

 

I still think it needs some embellishments, but I was running out of time!

 

Supplies used:

 

Cardstock: Papertrey Ink

Patterned paper: Cosmo Cricket

Rub-ons: Doodlebug

Pen: Staedtler, Signo

Adhesive: Scotch

 

Thanks for looking!

This is a load-bearing poster!

Two Gentlemen loading an old horse drawn manure spreader at Carriage Hill Park.

My first MOC - built to compete in BTT 2009

The attendant loading the Noon Day Gun at Causeway Bay. It fires everyday at noon.

Looks like his brother, the cat formerly known as Hector, now Vinnie.

My mom is a cancer survivor. The journaling is about how close she was to death (minutes) and how many minutes she has lived since then (2.6 million.)

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