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Effects of Tools & Machines

Man has been able to acquire the supreme position in the world by dint of tools & machines, the third hand of man, which have helped him to be free from the bondage of Nature. By producing more, tools and machines have allowed man to enjoy leisure and progress of civilization but producing powerful destructive weapons they have encouraged barbarism.They have made the rich richer and the poor poorer and instead of being served man has become their servant.

Large Lake Barge

This barge is 35' long and 8' wide. It has a 25' by 4' by 3' cargo bay. It has many attatchments that range from a clamshell bucket for digging and moving large rocks, to a large pole driver, and even a crane for hoisting sunken boats. It is a very versatile and interesting machine.

Bridges

The old and the new. Gordonvale,Far North Queensland. Photo by Author.

Yard Duties

Hubby hates mowing the yard so I thought I'd take a snap of him-just to remind him he's doing a good job! Photo by Author.

Largest Digging Machine (trencher)-2

This machine is 95 meters high and 215 meters long (almost 2.5 football fields in length).Its Weight is 45,500 tons (that's equivalent to a bumper to bumper line of jeeps 80 miles long).Its took five years to design and manufacture at a cost of $100 million and having maximum digging speed 10 meters per minute. Can move more than 76,000 cubic meters of coal, rock, and earth per day.

Largest Digging Machine

This is the largest digging machine (or trencher or rotating shovel) in the world. It was built by Krupp and is shown here crossing a road in Germany on the way to its destination, an open air coal mine. Although at the mine the treads are unnecessary, it was cheaper to make the machine self-propelled than to try and move it with conventional hauling equipment.

Daryl

Daryl - thick as two short planks but you kinda like him.

Laundromat

Washing machines at the Laundromat.

Roto-tiller

A picture of my dad's rototiller.

Villager House

Villager house in Rancabolang tea plantation, West Java-Indonesia.

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