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Photo Association Game Thread
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The Colonial Totem by Andrew Priest, on Flickr
‘The Colonial Totem is drawn from hand tools used early in the forest clearing.
These tools represent human endeavour and courage in the colonising of Western Australia. The Colonial Totem is a historical window of attached meanings.’ – Interpretative sign at the art installation, Swarbrick, which is part of the Walpole Wilderness Discovery Centre.
Artists: Lorenna Grant and Alan Clark
Fremantle Rail Bridge Protection - Underwater Rock Mound {0817 01} by Andrew Priest, on Flickr
TAMS is working on constructing an underwater rock mound to protect the Fremantle rail bridge. The works include the installation of 14,500 tons of limestone and armour rock to form an underwater rock mound designed to prevent vessels from colliding with the bridge.
This photo captures the dredge, Total Support and its mounted Hitachi EX1100 excavator, placing rocks into the mound. I was quite intrigued by this work as there was no obvious way the operator could see how the rock placement was going.
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OK so if the theme is now dredging for rocks. Here is a picture of a big kidney stone I passed (ouch!)![]()
Fremantle Rail Bridge Protection - Underwater Rock Mound {0817 01} by Andrew Priest, on Flickr
TAMS is working on constructing an underwater rock mound to protect the Fremantle rail bridge. The works include the installation of 14,500 tons of limestone and armour rock to form an underwater rock mound designed to prevent vessels from colliding with the bridge.
This photo captures the dredge, Total Support and its mounted Hitachi EX1100 excavator, placing rocks into the mound. I was quite intrigued by this work as there was no obvious way the operator could see how the rock placement was going.
this game's third birthday ...
more stones: glacial erratics
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more stones: glacial erratics
Great use of cobblestones from local farm fields, circa 1843.
The Indonesian Democratic party of Struggle by Andrew Priest, on Flickr
During our visit to Bali in October 2018, there was an election, so flags of The Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle and others were common.
The current President of Indonesia, Joko Widodo, is a member of this party, which may explain why they were more prevalent than other parties' flags.
