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On an edge, balancing act, tipping point. Whatever you use it to represent, it's a pen falling off a table. 9847.
The tips of the fan palm leaves have curly string bits that have dried and split off. They make a sort of jazzy rythmn ... can you feel it?
Taken with iPhone 4S.
UPDATE:
Apologies to those who might not have known what fly-tipping is. Here's the Wikipedia definition that sums it up perfectly.
Fly-tipping (also known as "fly dumping" and sometimes shortened to "tipping") is a British term for dumping waste illegally instead of in an authorised rubbish dump. It is the illegal deposit of any waste onto land, i.e., waste dumped or tipped on a site with no licence to accept waste.
The term is derived from the verb tip, meaning "to throw out of a vehicle" and on the fly, meaning "on the wing" — to throw away carelessly or casually.
Despite the warning sign this is one of the more prolific flytipping sites on the outskirts of the city of Peterborough, UK. It costs the local taxpayers tens of thousands of pounds each year to clear up after those mindless people who seem to think it is okay to dump their trash in the countryside.
What I hadn't noticed when I was out there taking pictures was the white van just around the corner of the lane. It was of course the local council's CCTV van laying in wait to catch the flytippers in the act. Expecting to do just that they must have been rubbing their hands with glee when I arrived in my van!!!! Guess I had better keep all the photos as evidence should they try to fit me up!!!! LOL
My first to the group & a HTTT to all.
This V8 Scania was first in Monday morning, pouring rain again but I got the camera out (and wet) He reversed through the Schofield obstacle course, which is getting narrower due to increasing stock levels. The V8 was burbling away on tickover, he treats his motor with respect, unlike some of the rive rags that entertain us with clutch burning and wheelspinning. Apologies for not being a bit more selective with the upload but as usual I couldn't decide which to exclude, I figured that they all look OK and show the whole process of reversing in and tipping.
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