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The brake hangers were NOT for coming off, even with our biggest power bar all I achieved was rounding nuts. With much regret the grinder was used and the hangers cut off adding to the parts bill. This has now exposed the damaged hanger, Check out that anchor pin!...
Thanks for putting up with all the Olympic spamming on my stream over the last three weeks. I hope you've enjoyed at least some of it.
It's been quite a party and I feel lucky and privileged to live here and to have been able to experience so much of it first hand.
The Canadian population is now taking off their red and white jerseys, folding up their flags and Vancouver is dismantling the Olympic pavilions. The city is now quiet, but those memories will last a lifetime!
ELBERTON, Ga., Feb. 15, 2013 – Lt. Col. David Casey, commander of the 1-214th Field Artillery Battalion, leads the formation with guidon bearer Spc. Dustin Rogers during a departure ceremony in the Elberton town square.
(Georgia Army National Guard photo by 1st Lt. Mike Thompson / Released)
Kids - this is what we had before everyone had a cell phone. It was called a pay phone. And no, you could not send a text with it.
HK Airport Runway Approach Lighting
An approach lighting system, or ALS, is a lighting system installed on the approach end of an airport runway and consisting of a series of lightbars, strobe lights, or a combination of the two that extends outward from the runway end. ALS usually serves a runway that has an instrument approach procedure (IAP) associated with it and allows the pilot to visually identify the runway environment and align the aircraft with the runway upon arriving at a prescribed point on an approach.
The dog is watching the boys head off to the school bus, wishing that he could tag along.
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Thank you for everything, dollies!
This spot by the B5291 was really interesting, not only for the view straight up the lake, but alslo because of all the bits of broken pot, bottles, and china that was everywhere. They must have all come from the Hotel up the road as quite a lot of them have it's name or image on. What we spent ages trying to decide was wether they'd just been dumped over the hedge on the surface in the last 30 years, or if they'd been burried earlier and the recent flooding had eroded the bank and exposed them.
Media City tram station located at Salford Quays nr Manchester.
It really is amazing, what has been achieved here in a little over 6 years. Once a barren disused dockland, since the demise of Salford Docks in the early 70's. Now rebuilt in the shape of a futuristic city specialising in the arts and media.
It was pretty hot Friday so Portlanders and Blues Fest-goers found the Waterfront Park fountain to cool off in.
A sailor chats to a friend outside the Bottle & Glass Inn, before setting off to war. Black Country Living Museum, 9th November 2013.
It' a warm day with a nice cool breeze. John woke up lat noon and joined the gang for lunch. Midge said: (you were exhausted when you came in from work. John said: (yeah, it was a madhouse at night. I pulled a double shift. I got home at midnight). Gladys kissed John, he said: (thanks babe). Gladys went to the orange room.
John said: (guys. I have to tell you, last night, around 9pm, there was a fire alarm pull, some high school kid pulled it. I asked John from station 33 what happened, it was a false alarm). Gladys said: (I'd try to catch the thug). John said: (he was too fast). John rings the service bell. Millie said: (yes John), he said: (would you bring some tea and marshmallow cookies out here)? Millie Sid: (for you honey, anything), he said: (thanks peaches).
Whitney said: (Connie is at Lizzy's house again, so quiet). Midge touches her side. John asked: (are you ok)? Midge said: (yeah).
John nods. And asked: (is Midge ok)? Gladys said: (she told me that her side was killing her last night, she threw up a few times,
But she kept down her breakfast). John said: (she may have appendicitis. I'll have to take her to the hospital if this keeps up)
Millie brings thetea and cookies, Millie said: (John, there are a few with peanut butter). John said: (Millie my dear, you are so sweet). Millie said: (hey sugar, your pretty sweet yourself). Millie walks away drying her terry eyes.
John goes into the kitchen, he sees Millie at the sin, she's crying, he goes over and puts his hands on her shoulders, he asked: (what's the matter)? Millie said: (I may be the blubird of happiness, but right now. I am not owing too well). Millie said: (before cooking breakfast), she sniffles and starts crying. John said: come to the library with me, you need to talk). Millie said: (ok), he and Mikkie went into the Library. John said: (sit down and tell me what's going on).
Millie is crying,. John said: (it's ok, you can tell me anything, come on peaches, tell me what's going on). Millie said: (I put my cat down last night). John said: (I'm so sorry). Millie said: (that's why she isn't around like she normally is). John said: (oh. I'm really sorry. Muffin was a sweetheart, she'd jump onto my lap and fall asleep. I'll miss that). Millie said: (my life is empty without her). John said: (Millie honey, your sweet baby is in a better place right now. I ws that poor cat suffer through atritis, then the inoperable cancer. John, this really hurts, the loss of a pet really hurts badly).
John said: (I know it hurts, my mother lost her dog last year, she called me, and she sobs over the phone as she tells me about Duke. I was saddened too, that dog was so sweet. Millie,. I
Understand, it hurts worse than any physical pain). John said: (come over here). Millie goes over to John, her hugs her, she breaks down, she said: (I feel better knowing that you understand). I have to start dinner, if I need to talk I'll tell you).
Millie went to the kitchen.
Midge is by the library. midge is hunched over in pain. John said : (midge. I'm taking you to the hospital). Midge said: (it's ok, the pain will go away). John said: Midge, go to the limo). midge
Said: (ok). John and Midge enter the limo. John said: (Ludlow Hospital). Biff drives to Ludlow Hospital.
John said: (we are here), the enter the treatment area, he said: (Midge, follow me). Midge is holding her side as she follows John to an empty cubicle. John wrote down all the symptoms Midge has, he said: ('ll be home if you need me. I've been here for endless hours, good luck my love), he leaves. Biff drives back to the palace.
Gladys said as John enters the orange room, : (Mille is making her famous lime chicken). John said: (oh good, that's one of her best dishes). Whitney said: (Biff just made some of his dilicious lemonade). John. Went over to the table, pured ou some lemonade for everyone, broughtvover the tra, passed out the lemonade anpd then everyone enjoys the lemonade and talks til dinner time.
Show off. Not a great picture, but I thought it was hilarious. This fellow patiently waited for this group to get close and then he rose up and quickly spread his wings before taking off in a great splash of water. Going the whole width of the inlet in a frantic display as he skimmed across the surface, and churned up a lot of water, but never quite managing to get enough lift for take off. In fact he was hardly flapping his wings. I don't think he's caught on to the importance of that yet. Still too young. What a show off.
I got worried though. By the time he reached the other end of the inlet he was noticeably running out of steam and even dipped under the surface a few times. I thought he might have pushed himself too far. But he made it. He was kind of wobbly when he managed to stumble on shore.
As for the other ducks. They hardly gave him a glance and kept on with their stroll. Not impressed. Poor guy.
Off the Path
A shot from above the "Wörschachklamm" at a place that most people would just pass by.
FULL VIEW PLEASE
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Location: Wörschach, Austria
Date: June 04th, 2010
Light Conditions: Sunny
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Camera: Canon EOS 5D Mark II
Lens: Canon EF 17-40mm f/4L USM
Focal Length: 17 mm
Shutter Speed: 1/3 sec
Aperture: 16.0
ISO: 400
Tripod: Feisol CT-3402
Tripod Head: Acratech Ultimate Ballhead
Filters: Hoya Pro1 Digital Circular Polarizer Slim
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