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SS Shieldhall

Hiding in plain sight.

 

You insult me in my home, you're forgiven this time

Things go well, your eyes dilate, you shake, and I'm high?

Look in my eyes deep and watch the clouds change with time

20 hours won't print my picture milk carton side

Carton side, carton side, carton side

 

Call me up congratulations ain't the real why

There's no pressure beside brilliance let's say by day 9

Endless corporate ignorance lets me control time

By the way, by the way,

 

Once again you see an in, discolored skin gives you away

So afraid you kindly gurgle, out a date for me

 

Now the body of one soul I adore wants to die

You have always told me you'd not live past 25

I say stay long enough to repay all who cause strife

 

Once again you see an in, discolored skin gives you away

So afraid you kindly gurgle, out a date for me

Following the first embargo of service on Lines West starting October 31, 1979, stored locomotives crowded the available space at Tideflats yard. Steve DePolo collection.

A "Gnome-be-gone" trundles out from the primordial ooze and sludge, leaving a trail of muddy footprints.

 

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Luftbild vom Schlamm im Spülbecken eines Kalkwerkes

Apollo has a case of pandemic sludge. he doesn't get the long walks he wants he doesn't get the ability to steal as many innocent pieces of food off the floor when he wants and he doesn't get the snuggle time he wants

Please visit the original site with music!

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That morning in the alehouse none of them would have guessed they will lose all they had by the time night falls. Last night's election was the hot topic, when all of the sudden the sludge painted their lives red. It ate away the streets, houses, animals, vineyards, breathing nature. Causing permanent scars on body and soul. Two meters high. Making houses uninhabitable. The places they used to call their home.

 

And killing the neighbors they once had.

 

The scatching lye became their fate, still leaving them human. Standing two feet on the ground, holding onto life with both hands, with a mighty heart... and a smile on their faces.

Do they have anything left? Soul and memories. Dignity.

Objects surrounding us are just objects. They will only be important after they are gone. Just a smile and few kind words do stay with us.

 

Delving into the roots of Post-Apoc, inspired by one of my favorite MOCs of all time by Legohaulic. That build was one of the first MOCs I saw before I joined the Lego community. Finally got around to finishing this morning. Enjoy! :)

secondlifesyndicate.com/2021/11/29/sludge-siren/

 

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Join me under the waves with this dark siren look!

 

I also found a fun sim to take snaps at, it is called Creation Park.

 

Items of Note:

 

Hairbase - L$50 on SLM

Ear Tattoo - Group Gift

Eyes - by Petrichor @ Mainstore

Eyeshadow - by Rubedo @ Mainstore

Undereye Makeup - by Petrichor @ Mainstore

Forehead Pearls - by Petrichor @ Mainstore

 

Pose by Fashiowl

 

Full Credits can be viewed at the post link above.

With outside conditions improving the farther north they travel, northbound CSX empty coal train E760 screeches around the Clinchco, VA, bridge crossing over VA Route 63 and the calm waters of the McClure River on the frosty afternoon of January 9, 2021.

I've always liked to lines of this place.

Just off the Thames at Crossness.

The Sludge Puppy uses hazerdous waste as a weapon. It comes complete with 4 wheel steering controled by the bley knob on the back.

 

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A fully transformable Dinobot Sludge. He wields a chainsaw sword and pistol.

You're sure to earn some Bells, too!

 

☆Abnormality Featured Items☆

(Open February 7-28th!)

✦ evil. → Tuni Head

✦ K R E E P + [Floro] → Squid Monster Hair (Abbey style)

✦ {Caboodle} → Slug Tail (Texture made by me)

✦ Minimuzzle → Jellofish (Animesh Companion)

✦ SLUDGE → Filet-O-Fish Plushie

✦ {Mana Potions} → Fishbone Stringlights

 

Go get your goodies at Abnormality, here!

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See the last image of a an apocalyptic Himalayas at Facebook

  

The river Shiyok is a small stream in November and partly frozen over but appearances can be deceptive. In 2010, sudden rain storms caused untold havoc with turbulent streams and rivers becoming fat menaces carrying mud, stones and sludge and hammering everything that came in its path. Houses, bridges, embankments and the humans. 185 or more dead

 

This is a river that one crosses over to visit the Pangong Tso lake. Thangtse and Durbuk villages are enroute. I was staying right next to the river in Thangtse and it was a gorgeous sight to see the frozen river in the cold morning. This was shot much later.

    

Dates

Taken on November 16, 2010 at 9.42am IST (edit)

Posted to Flickr November 20, 2011 at 1.11PM IST (edit)

Exif data

Camera Nikon D300

Exposure 0.003 sec (1/320)

Aperture f/13.0

Focal Length 18 mm

ISO Speed 200

Exposure Bias -2/3 EV

Flash No Flash

 

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exploring through a labyrinth of passages in the sludge pits at an abandoned automotive plant.

30" x 48"

Oil Paint on canvas

Olive Barbours sinking into the mud.

DRS 68016 ‘Fearless’ with 68018 ‘Vigilant’ on the rear, are seen working 6Z95 Winfrith Sidings - Crewe Coal Sidings DRS, with radioactive sludge bound for Drigg Low Level Waste Repository, is seen passing St Cross, Winchester, on the 26th May 2022.

This otherworldly place is actually part of the Mono Lake, near the County Park formation area. Got up early as usual to witness the first light on the strange tufa formations. 5:30am, it was coldddd. The frozen ground, more like sludge, was very difficult to walk on, although I had managed to get pretty far away from where I parked. I was amazed by what I saw.

At the Pacific Southwest Railway Museum in Campo, CA.

(Alan Jenkins: 'Murphy's Law')

Just inside the portal of the abandoned Hazel mine looking at the flooded tunnel. At parts the sludge water got up to our thighs, and the entire tunnel is completely flooded.

 

Opal Creek Wilderness OR

 

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GWR Green "sludge" set passes Magor whilst forming 1B35 12:30 Paddington - Swansea with 43188 leading on 30/1/2016.

Some models that I created a while back for Megan Rothrock's Lego Adventure Book 2. Full instructions for both of the main models and the background buildings in the book.

 

This model is a revisit of my old Sludge Puppy.

I know apatosaurs don't have big sharp teeth like that, but it mirrored Grimlock's design, so I figured it gave them more of a "team" look.

Sludge tenders at Retford, 1/6/57.

hiding its green livery in the countryside the GW sludge unit is captured heading 1k45 to Paddington near Hungerford

SS Shieldhall is a preserved steamship that operates from Southampton. She spent her working life as one of the "Clyde sludge boats", making regular trips from Shieldhall in Glasgow, Scotland, down the River Clyde and Firth of Clyde past the Isle of Arran, to dump treated sewage sludge at sea. These steamships had a tradition, dating back to the First World War, of taking organised parties of passengers on their trips during the summer. SS Shieldhall has been preserved and the accommodation is again being put to good use for cruises.

Shieldhall

Owner:s, Glasgow Corporation 1955–1876, Southern Water Authority 1977–1985 and The Solent Steam Packet Ltd 1988

Port of registry: Glasgow

Builder: Lobnitz & Co.Renfrew, Scotland

Cost: £291,000

Yard number: 1132

Laid down: October 1954

Launched: 7 July 1955

Completed:

October 1955

In service: 16 October 1955

Identification:

British Official Number: 185030

IMO number: 5322752

Fate: Preserved as Museum ship

Status: In service

Tonnage: 1,792 GT[1]

Length: 81.69 m (268 ft 0 in)

Beam: 13.56 m (44 ft 6 in)

Draught: 4.11 m (13 ft 6 in)

Installed power: 2 triple-expansion steam engines of 800 IHP each

Propulsion: Twin screw

Speed: Service: 9 knots (17 km/h; 10 mph)

Maximum: 13 knots (24 km/h; 15 mph)

Capacity: 1800 tons of sludge and 80 passengers

Crew: 12.

www.ss-shieldhall.co.uk/ss-

Disparagingly known as "Sludge Island" by South Eastern Railwaymen the large depot built on the Thames marshes at Slade Green was home to the South Eastern Divisions suburban EMU fleet. It still is a large site with up and down carriage sidings either side of the mainline, a large cleaning shed (seen here) and heavy repair workshops.

On this occasion 33 025 named 'Sultan' is waiting to depart with withdrawn class 415/5 4-COM (ex 4-EPB) unit no.5509 as special 5Z33 the 14.55 to Sevenoaks Up Sidings. The 4-COM units (sets 5501-5532) were former unrefurbished 4-EPB sets reformed grouping all the "dog box" single compartment trailers into 32 units. traditionally one vehicle in a 4-car EPB would be single compartment coach. This decision came about after the horrific murder of a young woman on 23rd March 1988 in a single compartment on 4-EPB set 5115 between Orpington and London Victoria. After that BR only diagrammed the units for peak hour workings and within 3 years they were all withdrawn. The designation "4-COM" stood for "4-Car Compartment" although some said "Commuter". On the left is one of the original class 416/2 BR built 2-EPB sets no.6202 originally numbered 5702 it was one of 11 sets built in 1954 for replacing the elderly 2-SL and 2-WIM stock used on the London to Wimbledon and West Croydon services.

If you look at this pair of common frogs you'll see the male has a large proportion of black on his dorsal surface, something that helps him blend in with the dark sludge in the pond where most males spend the winter. Female frogs are (unusually in nature) often brighter in colour than their mates, I think because they tend to spend the year on land, except for a few days when in the pond for breeding. The terrestrial habitat tends to be more varied, with all kinds of yellow, orange and even red leaves in their habitat. Just a hypothesis, but why else are the females generally more brightly and more variably coloured than the grey (or in this case, brown, grey and black) colour?

Here's my 4th micro Dinobot: Sludge! I was going to wait a few days to post him, but figured I'd just do it now. I like the angle I shot this at better than previous Dinobot pics, so I'll retake my other pics before posting all the Dinobots together. Consists of 39 pieces and fully transforms from robot to dinosaur. What do you think?

Olympus XA

Tudorcolor 200

Sludge green duo 43005 (leading), set LA15 and 43187 (trailing) arrive into Tiverton Parkway on the 1C89 17:03 Paddington-Penzance service. Taken from in between the ever-increasing vegetation beside the A361 "North Devon Link Road".

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