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Who Woulda Thunk Thursday-Found Photo

 

Found these old photos in a photo album my mom had made of my childhood. I think I'll add a title..but journaling says:

A summer time picnic with neighbors, the Laktiewiczs. We were at Halibut Point in Rockport MA...August 1963...I was 4 years old!

Halibut Point was a fun state park. You'd walk a mile or so through blueberry bushes to the rocks by the ocean to set up for the picnic. We went there often throughout the years!

They have a 144000 TV shows available... on real tapes. Who needs YouTube...

This is one of my favorite photos of my daughter on her 1st birthday, smelling flauders (as she called flowers for the longest time). I started this yesterday and finished it up today.

The paper is one of the Prima printables that I colored with my watercolor pencils and a damp paintbrush.

gems are also Prima as is the alphabet.

Canon 50mm 1.8

Model: Ash aka my beautiful girlfriend

This whole layout is inspired by our fearless leader Lain. Title - from Lain's terrific piece about Hallowen is truly ALL about the candy. The papers and embellishments are from Lain's Halloween Kit I purchase.

 

I'm not sure you can see it but the cute spider embellishments is "hanging" from the green eyeball with "spidey thread".

My model railway by Per A. Høyer/coltrain2011

Loading container 20ft, deliver to Kencana Gold Project - PT Nusa Halmahera Minerals, Maluku Utara

all excess capacity will have an impact is not good

He's maybe about four feet from me (NOTE: I didn't try to get close to him; the Norris-Madison Road doesn't really give you anywhere to go in these circumstances. He was southbound and I was northbound). He sneezed on my truck. Tatonka!

loading an O5000 flying casing into the launch tower

Taken with a Rollei 35 on Foma 100 film.

Here's an OLD photo and a great memory. Journaling block from Ali Edwards.

Thank goodness LOAD goes by California time!

Loads of lakes and pools surrounded all the huts and gazebos... it was a shame the palm trees hadn't been unwrapped

Un vieux chargeur Massey Ferguson. Celui-ci devait être équipé d'un godet à fourche pour la champignonnière, il a subi un incendie à l'arrière...

Water jets blow cranberries into the loading system. other water jets separate many of the tiny leaves.

The powers of lighting. Now it is a sunny and bright place to sit back and enjoy the warm breeze. There is a Motel that we stayed at and in the back was this shack and chairs.

that's a little girl in the foreground... must be pretty heavy for her..

San Bernardino National Forest

weighing yak loads at Chinese base camp. 2 days walk from here to base camp.

 

www.dream-guides.com

LOAD Festival,

Presented by the Daydream Network,

Royal Albert Hall,

15/6/2009

 

Artists: Ben Slow, Eyesaw, Dan K, Snik, Blam, Grafter, Babel, Finbarr Dac, DBO.

 

(Long long over due photos from aw nice exhibition!)

Brown Army Stage Field, New Brockton, AL

 

Note: Click on Sets (above) then Click on "RC Parachute Flying" Set...then click on slide show to see the images in sequence at full screen size.

 

Gene Mace and KC Cochran of the Wiregrass RC Club were out flying Gene's gas powered stick and a RC parachute jumper (Roy...their name). The following sequence of events shows the operation from loading ol' Roy to the bottom of the airplane, takeoff, and parachute flying.

 

Roy is in his Army Golden Knight outfit and parachute.

 

The parachute man is from: www.rcskydiving.com

 

F_IMG_4106, 12 Apr 09

My five today are embellishments...3 flowers and 2 chipboard words. TFL

A bit of a weird LO from me today and I was hesitant to do this subject today because I don't want anyone to feel like I am making a mockery of their faith.

When I was around 7 or 8 I invented my own religion- Mormish. Members of my religion (all one of me) ate soup with a dessert spoon and everything else with a soup spoon. It was also against our religion to wash or dry cutlery.

 

I'm not sure how I got away with that at home but I did. :-)

 

Heavy Load, final gig, Trafalgar Sq, 4th Sep 2012

Front-end loaders from Snider Dock Services Ltd., in Port Colborne, dump metallurgical coke into a hopper with a conveyor belt. The coke was then transferred onboard the Canadian Progress, an Upper Lakes Shipping vessel. The ship was docked along the west wall of the Welland Canal in Port Colborne.

the open loading door to the dock of Twin City Foods.

He spills over the edge of even the biggest cat scratcher.

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