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These workers are dredging stones from the Goyain River at Jaflong, Bangladesh. The hillside in the background is across the border in Meghalaya, India.
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Série : Machines & Men of Public Works - Preparation of the "Finisher"...
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These structures are temporary footway extensions made from high‑quality, durable materials. They function like boardwalks or parklet platforms, sitting on top of the existing road surface to create extra pedestrian space.
They are part of a formal 18‑month experimental trial under an Experimental Traffic Regulation Order (ETRO).
These changes are intended to make the city centre feel greener, calmer, and more pedestrian‑friendly, while still maintaining loading bays and disabled parking.
One of the workers at Xibolizhan who was checking and replacing brake shoes on the tippler wagons. Back then, the overburden was being transported out of the open cast pit, and dumped out on the tips. Sandaoling open cast coal mine, Xinjiang Province, in the far west of China.
December 2012. © David Hill.
Tajen during my freelance collaboration with NGO Restless Development, in Dar es Salam (Tanzania).
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Striped uniforms in general have made a huge comeback into the jail and prison system, for a variety of reasons, such as mistaking jumpsuit-clad workers or scrub-clad nurses/doctors as inmates.
These hinged maximum security cuffs feature a pick resistant wafer lock. When double locked, these are the worlds most difficult cuffs to pick. Utilizing a wafer lock that requires a separate special key, the HSS9 cannot be opened with any other handcuff key. Not even other HSS9 keys.
Swastikas are ancient symbols. However, the symbol has acquired a bad reputation due to ignorant people who do not know that the Nazis did not call their symbol a "swastika." They called their symbol a hakenkreuz (hooked cross) and they used it to represent crossed S-letters for their socialism under the National Socialist German Workers Party. See the work of the noted symbologist Dr. Rex Curry (author of "Swastika Secrets"). American socialists (e.g. Edward Bellamy, Francis Bellamy and the Theosophical Society) played a role in the use of the swastika to represent socialism.
A pair of CSX track workers labor away on the diamonds at Blue Island as Q004 bears down on them. It seems CSX has loosened their safety procedures regarding men on the tracks and approaching trains and there are stories from down south about 2 welders who were struck and killed by a train. Luckily, these men made it home, but it was certainly nerve-racking to watch trains come around the corner while they were still working.