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If ever an experience put me off wanting to be a bus driver. It was a couple of times in years gone by I occupied the seat above the driver here. The 272 Sheffield-Castleton operates a loop of Bradwell in each direction. Ending with a tight fit as seen here followed by a tight left turn yards after (see next picture). At least a one way system and traffic lights assist the driver nowadays.
Remove packed-on materials such as mud, ice and snow. Also peel away carpet and floor tile with ease with the scraper attachment.
Excavated from site E2867 Inchaquire, N9/N10 Kilcullen to Waterford Scheme, Contract 5.
Photographed by: Sara Nylund, 2009
Client: Kildare County Council
Funding body: National Roads Authority (NRA) with funds from the NDP and Transport 21
Photographed in NYC 11/24/2014
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At the end of the alley, the manure falls into the pit underneath the barn. From there it is pumped to the digester where methane is collected.
I went downtown today with my bud Andrew and we walked around downtown, caught up and took some pictures. I got to pull out my fisheye for once! We got to meet up with one of our other friends, Jennifer, and we grabbed some Red Robin and then she let us take a few photos. Then we headed up to beacon hill where we climbed to the top of the elementary school and took in the sunset.
All in all, a good day. More to come soon!