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That is where my great Grandfather Wayne L McGee, in Starr and Mr. Smith from Hartwell GA. operated a ferry during the Civil War. Also the site of Manse Jolly killing several Yankee soldiers. The old bridge fell during construction of lake Russel, a dump trucks dump bed was still raised as it crossed the bridge, it struck the overhead Ironworks causing the bridge to collapse.

Awesome

There is another abandoned bridge at Burton's Ferry. Is located with near the Georgia visitor center that has free Coke samples and an abandoned snow mobile in front of it.

Definitely Ospreys

one of them leaked on me i have no idea how to replace it they are not screwed in to the faucet....

My god instead of that seemingly never ending fine thread. Fantastic.

I see that sink has 4-hole top. I hope you brought Finish plugs.

Thanks for the current view. I left SC in 1986 and much has changed with the completion of the Russel dam. Around 1976, before lake Russel flooded the area, a friend and I parked his 4x4 pickup on a muddy dirt road near where the ramp and courtesy dock are now and waded out onto the rocks in the middle of the river to trout fish. The flood gates at Hartwell opened, but we couldn't hear the horns where we were for the rushing water. Thankfully, we knew enough to be alert to the sudden cold wind coming down the river bed ahead of the rising water and picked a line to shore and started walking fast. The rocks we walked across were disappearing fast as we neared shore. When we looked back, the rocks we walked across were hidden by the fast moving water. Several people drowned on that stretch of the Savannah in similar incidents back in those days. The bird is an osprey, BTW.

Invented by a man

This faucet sucks. I installed one that a customer provided. It would not get tight enough so it was super wobbly. Get an American Standard

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These are the new glacier bay faucets for anyone asking. Very cheap but super easy to install

what to do with all the holes in the top of the sink?

There is nothing easy in the plumbing world

What's the longevity of something like this? Also, what is the price? I need to replace mine.

Looks nice and peaceful

That's really cool 😊

I love how their legs are so large that it looks like they have little feathered pants on.

Cutie!

Sweetie

Cool

Nice of them to provide that.

Aw. Super puff.

That's awesome

They couldnt have been there too long, the airhorns were still mounted on the locomotives. That is the first thing to dissappear along with the bell and the builders plates on the frame. Number plates are a popular souvenir also.

It's a bulldozer my good friend

Aw, I miss seeing mommy duck. ❤

All of those taste good. I wouldn't know about the dog 😅

I have lots of those flat pennys when i was a kid from my Grandma, the long ramp is likely for wheelchair access so that is rad.

in front ofu whihc town it was the fireworks?

do oyu know it was for which town other side?

ty ! great

hi for which town it was this fireworks show?

JRWX 132 appears to be an ALCO S2 diesel switcher. 94 is an ALCO RS-1 "Road Switcher". Road switchers are diesel locomotives that have great visibility in both directions, and thus are designed so they can be used on a freight train or just moving cars around in the yard. That "room" would have housed a boiler for steam heating in coaches. The chains leading to those brake cylinders are for the handbrake (the assembly with the wheel by the front at 2:34). These locomotives all use air brakes. The standard north american railroad airbrake is fully applied when there is 0 air in the system. If a locomotive or car sits for a long time without being chained down or any of that, air seeps in to the system and the brakes realease. 121 and the red + white locomotives are both EMD SW1 switchers, and were both built sometime between December 1938 and November 1953, meaning the pair might just be older than Union Pacific's "Big Boy" locomotive. The locomotive next to the 2 appears to be of the GE (yes the one that builds refridgerators and washing machines) 'U Boat' locomotives. That 'Cart' at 10:53 is a Blomberg B type diesel locomotive truck, probably off some sort of EMD GP series.

Awww they're so sweet. you have new pets!

Water cannon for mining, used to quickly erode areas to expose and release gold mainly.

That's really cool

I’m reeling from the amount of money that thing would take to get running again. They really do teeter above a break even point for a long time, then they plummet into a point of no return.

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That’s a 57 Chevy and a 67 Camaro

Happy fourth of July 🥳

That looks so amazing 😍 happy fourth of July 🎉🥳

That's cool!!

Adorable

Most common slang would be to call it the blade

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Awwwww so adorable little Squirrel 🐿🐿🐿🐿🐿

Komatsu D85E Bulldozer

Awesome 😊