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This series is about those places that become our own for a short period of time, but for that small time we make them ours.
London United DPS674 (LG02FHD) is seen at Roehampton, Bessborough Road on a route 72 short to Hammersmith Bridge, Castelnau
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Camera: Nikon F80
Lens: AF Nikkor type-D
Film: Fujifilm Fujicolor 100 ISO 100/21° 35mm (expired film 06/2008)
My Son and I found this place. We walked 1/4 a mile and had to cross a ravine we couldn't see from the road, where the ground water washes out a portion of the land. These two homes were built right on the ground with no foundation. They both have a fireplace, but no indication that electricity was ever converted. There is a huge barn nearby which seemed to house numerous animals and horses at one time and is still in remarkable condition. But these homes were completely temporary.
17825 (LX03BXY) Route 178 at Woolwich
This is part of a temporary allocation while some single deckers go on loan to BK.
Temporary
With the minutes counted, the sky fell in the morning. He covered the scene, sending clouds over the hills.
It lasted a few minutes. I saw it all come apart so quickly.
With what I had in hand I captured the moment, and I show it here, returning the image of this morning, now as a simple expression from the inside out.
(265841) Moreno Valley, CA
9/1/17
(265842) Chino, CA
12/30/17
I'm excited to announce, brand new Waste Management Curotto Can's are back in SoCal. Waste Management has officially bought 2 brand new Curotto Can's on 2 great looking McNeilus front loaders with dual side mounted CNG tanks.
Over Christmas break, WMmaster626 heard the Chino yard temporarily borrowed a McNeilus Curotto Can from the Moreno Valley yard who recently purchased 2 McNeilus Curotto Can's. I went to Chino and found Rodrigo who is a ASL driver, driving Curotto Can 265842. Chino is known for fast lid flipping ASL's and Rodrigo was incredibly fast in a Curotto Can. He was faster than any of the ASL drivers I saw that day and he does not even drive a Curotto Can regularly which makes you wonder how fast he would be in a Curotto Can if it was his normal truck.
At the end you will see Brenda driving another McNeilus Curotto Can 265841. I found the Route Manager, Brenda, leaving the Moreno Valley yard in the afternoon to help another driver and test out the new Curotto Can. When I filmed 265841, it was its second day on route and it looked amazing. A few weeks after I filmed 265841, it was hit by a car that ran a red light traveling at a high speed and it damaged a CNG tank and as of the first week of January 2018 it is still down but should be working soon.
In 1999 John Curotto and Waste Management did an extensive 3 1/2 month demo of The Curotto Can out of this same Moreno Valley Yard. The demo was successful and for many years after that, WM only bought Curotto Cans for residential in Moreno Valley so it is only fitting that Moreno Valley tries out Curotto Can's again. Moreno Valley is the same yard that has the Superlight Curotto Can Heil Freedom.
This is also the third generation WM McNeilus Autocar Curotto Can in SoCal. In the late 1990's, WM bought diesel Volvo WXLL McNeilus Century Front Loaders and would attach a Heil Autocan, STS Autobucket or original Curotto Can to it. In the mid 2000's WM bought LNG Autocar WXLL McNeilus Curotto Cans. And now WM purchased 2 side mounted CNG Autocar ACX McNeilus Curotto Can's. I like how the new McNeilus has dual side mounted CNG tanks on each side of the truck. It makes the McNeilus look more like its SoCal predecessors and the green CNG tanks look great.
Hopefully with the recent ASL problems, Waste Management is satisfied with the brand new Curotto Can's and purchases fleets of Curotto Can's like in the early 2000's.
Big thank you to the awesome drivers, Rodrigo and Brenda.
I hope everyone enjoys the video and thank you for watching!
Former LCNW Leyland National SNB368, now with Luton & District Transport, worked for a time at Luton, retaining it's Hemel Bus vinyls, seen here approaching Bury Park in May 1992. Alongside is Royal Mail Freight Rover E24MVV, active between 1988 and 1994.
Pentax MX/50mm
Fujichrome 100
The gray fox pair returned to the den they made under the front porch last year, and here are this year's three kits. :-)
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The, all to brief, golden hue of sunrise reflected by the resting snow of a temporarily silent forest. Was out for an early walk with the puppy at the Heritage Park off-leash area, hopping to spot a large Coopers Hawk that was there the day before, when this scene caught my eye.
That golden moment that only lasts for a brief time. Its worth stoping and taking it in; for the soul if not the mind.
- a slight hysterical tendency.
A scene from The Yellow Wallpaper.
Remember what the doorman said...
... { i was tempted to leave this untitled & request
your help because i was stumped by
so many possibilities, plus the fact that it's a
repost (only i'm trying to retrain my eye to
appreciate b/w values) - previously posted in
colour - but as soon as i started to write : temporarily
untitled..., i felt the calm palm
of the hand of the Great Father intercede...
Sent from my Nokia phone - tools4_6site