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A Ford Tames Trader working as a breakdown truck for Hartford Motors a Ford agency in Oxford, these were a common sight in Ford agency during the 1950's many lasting into the early 1960s.
Thames Traders on the assembly line in Ford's plant in Azambuja, Portugal, 1964. Ford and GM built small factories next door to each other in Azambuja in 1963. Ford sold their plant to GM in 2000 and GM shut both plants down in 2006.
Trader Sam's
The Disneyland Hotel
Anaheim, CA
Trader Sam's is fun establishment with a lot of charm. Essentially it's a Tiki bar with an Adventureland/Jungle Cruise background, part of the Disneyland Hotel's recent renovations, replacing the former Lost Bar. Since Tiki bars are sort of hokey by design this one actually comes across as having more authenticity than you'd think, with Adventureland's 1955 heritage adding just the right bit of backbone and nostalgia. There's details everywhere: the Jungle Cruise, the Tiki Room, the Adventurer's Club, and even DisneySea's Tower of Terror all get little nods here and there. The drinks are pretty good: whoever put the menu together definitely took it seriously and came up with some fun takes on Tiki staples. Taking things to the next level, some of the drinks trigger some "events" in the bar itself.
One thing to note is that Trader Sam's is pretty tiny. Aside from one table located behind me while I took this shot you're looking at the whole place right here. It's great in that it feels cozy and intimate, but not so great in that the place fills up quickly. I know a lot of people and online groups think they're going to stop by for a quick drink or a "meet-up" during D23 this year. Good luck with that. There is additional seating outside to help with overflow, but it obviously doesn't have the appeal and detail of the interior.
Since Disneyland itself forbids alcohol placing this by the Hotel pool was a great solution. The place is just fun, like any good Tiki Bar should be, easily taking the crown as the Disneyland Resort's best bar, but I'd easily frequent this place if it had nothing to do with Disneyland.
part of my easter basket, this is the trader joe's divine duet. from the package: "noteworthy belgian dark chocolate enrobes a melodious almond praline cream. as inspired duo." wow, this was heavenly. the middle was very creamy. and a nice smooth almond taste.
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DARWIN TRADER
Australian
Owners: Australian Coastal Sg Commission
Port of Reg: AUS Melbourne
IDNo:7010987
Year:1970
Name:DARWIN TRADER
Keel:
Type:Bulk/containership
Launch Date:7.2.70
Flag:AUS
Date of completion:10.7.70
Tons:10802
Link:2462
DWT:12093
Yard No:82
Length overall:139.6
Ship Design:
LPP:130.0
Country of build:AUS
Beam:21.5
Builder:NSW Govt DY
Material of build:
Location of yard:Dyke End
Number of
screws/Mchy/
Speed(kn):1D-15
Naval or paramilitary marking :
A:*
End:1984
Subsequent History:
Disposal Data:
BU Kaohsiung 18.10.84, work began 30.10.84 [Hoei Tai Steel & Iron Co]
Details: Mirimar Index
Photo Credits: Many thanks to the State Maritime Library of Tasmania
I went to Toy Trader in Langley, the largest independent toy store in BC. They had these incredible toy dioramas that were super awesome!
2014-02-01: We Traders en Matadero
Segunda jornada
Madrid
FotografÃa por David Sirvent © Goethe-Institut
My 1947 thames & my uncles 1968? thames You dont see 2 of these together very often but both have been sold some years ago. the old one has a 60hp sidevalve V8. The other has a 6 cylinder deisel about 90hp.
As always, a guide through the jungle isn't complete without a trip to Trader Sam. His deal of two heads for one of yours is nice, but I enjoy his cannibal cafe. He's a great cook serving a wide variety of food; such as finger food, open-faced sandwiches, elbow maccaroni, and rump roast. I stopped by once and told Sam "You're wife makes a great stew", he replied "I know, and I'll miss her too"...
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Working on the final day of Motorcycle Live 2013 on Sunday 1st December 2013 at the NEC, Birmingham.
AMCO TRADER: IMO 6904868
Built 1945, Kaiser, Richmond, USA(Yard No. 29) as GENERAL W.G.HAAN, a C4-S-A1 cargo/troopship
GRT: 12420 / DWT: ?
Length Overall: 159.4 metres x Beam : 21.8 metres
Service Speed 17 knots
Machinery: Single Screw driven by Steam Turbine.
History
1945: GENERAL W.G.HAAN (as built)
1968: TRANSGOREGON
1969: Converted into a Container Ship and Lengthened.
(New Dimensions : GRT : 13489 / DWT : 15495 | Length Overall : 192.9 metres)
1975: MAYAGUEZ
1982: AMCO TRADER
1985: TRADER
1987 : Broken Up Kaohsiung
Photographed on the Aug 1984 at Felixstowe.