Showing posts with label demolition tractors. Show all posts
Showing posts with label demolition tractors. Show all posts
3/4/11
Alien Brussels Sprouts Mother Ship
Some mornings, it's just impossible to pull yourself together.
If you can't face another day with your foot on your head and your head on your foot, you might want to try one of these old-fashioned chocolate malts, as served in Woolworth's, the Hudson Bay Company, and other emporiums during the 50's. The recipe was posted by Charm 1 on Group Recipes.
And here's a nice range of Caterpillar demolition and scrap-handling tractors from Kelly Tractor.
I just spotted this book on demolition equipment at Amazon, and have ordered a copy:
No worries.
2/17/11
Bendable Ducky
The things we cherish reveal more about us than a dozen neighborhood gossips.
Here's an interesting item--home-made chocolate cereal using cocoa powder, ragi flower, and maple syrup as a sweetener. This is from Madhuram's Eggless Cooking: today's front page includes a recipe for chocolate zucchini bread.
For those of you who are fond of demolition tractors, here are photographs and specs from Kelly Tractor, featuring a line of Caterpillar equipment. You'll find all kinds of crushing, screening, earth-moving, scrap-handling and other devices here.
Meanwhile, yet more demolishing and reconstruction is scheduled for today in my apartment. There's nothing like a first-hand view of some of the equipment you've been extolling!
No worries.
Here's an interesting item--home-made chocolate cereal using cocoa powder, ragi flower, and maple syrup as a sweetener. This is from Madhuram's Eggless Cooking: today's front page includes a recipe for chocolate zucchini bread.
For those of you who are fond of demolition tractors, here are photographs and specs from Kelly Tractor, featuring a line of Caterpillar equipment. You'll find all kinds of crushing, screening, earth-moving, scrap-handling and other devices here.
Meanwhile, yet more demolishing and reconstruction is scheduled for today in my apartment. There's nothing like a first-hand view of some of the equipment you've been extolling!
No worries.
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