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Category Archives: Transport
Why Are Gas Cans Red?
Sometimes, you just don’t question things because they’ve always been the norm. Take gas cans, for example. Have you ever noticed that they’re always red? Truly, always red. But why? As it turns out, there is a reason gas cans … Continue reading
Posted in Did You Know?, Government, home, Observations, Pictures from the Web, Re-blog, Transport
Tagged can, cars, color, colour, did, gas, government, history, know, motor, reblog, red, why, you
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Today I Learned
Posted in Did You Know?, Pictures from the Web, Re-blog, Today I Learned, Transport, Video
Tagged bus, i, learned, lines, reblog, school, today, transport, usa
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Fly over country
I now live in rural Indiana, USA. But I am from a larger town, what here we would call in a city, in the UK. Thinking today, that most of the population, here in America, live on the coasts. Therefore, … Continue reading
Posted in Observations, photography, The Sky at Night, thoughts, Transport
Tagged country, day, fly, of, over, the, thought
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Caterpillar 320D L excavator
Seen near Veedersburg, Indiana. September 23rd, 2022. It has not moved for a few weeks.
Posted in Local pictures, Transport, Uncategorized
Tagged 2022, cat, caterpillar, excavator, in, indiana, picture, september, veedesburg
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On This Day in History: 1966: Ford celebrates 1 millionth Mustang
On this day in 1966, in Dearborn, Michigan, the Ford Motor Company celebrates the production of its 1 millionth Mustang, a white convertible. The sporty, affordable vehicle was officially launched two years earlier, on April 17, 1964, at the World’s … Continue reading
Fewer bridges need repairs, but task still monumental
Interesting article. Every day we drive over bridges, not giving them a second thought. Many of these are old and historic. WASHINGTON, February 2016 – Nearly 10% of the country’s bridges – 58,495 out of 609,539 – were considered structurally deficient … Continue reading
Posted in Finances, Government, Hoosier History, News, Politics, Re-blog, Technology, Transport
Tagged bridge, finance, government, history, news, politics, reblog, repair, report, road, usa
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Land Rover Defender ends production after seven decades
The death of a British icon: Land Rover Defender ends production after seven decades January 29th, 2016 The last Land Rover Defender will roll off the production line later today, ending 67 years of the popular 4×4 being made. It … Continue reading
Posted in British, Classic Cars, Finance, News, Pictures from the Web, Re-blog, Technology, Transport, UK History
Tagged 1947, 2016, 29th, auto, britain, british, car, cars, classic, defender, end, england, finance, history, jaguar, january, land, manufacturer, model, models, news, off, production, reblog, road, rover, suv, UK, usa, vehicle
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On this day in History – Shelby GT 350 launched
1965: On this day in History, January 27th. On this day in 1965, the Shelby GT 350, a version of a Ford Mustang sports car developed by the American auto racer and car designer Carroll Shelby, is launched. The Shelby … Continue reading
On this day in History, 1976, “Convoy,” by C.W. McCall, is the #1 song on the U.S. pop charts
On this day in History: 1976, 40 years ago, today! “Convoy,” by C.W. McCall, is the #1 song on the U.S. pop charts It was a song that celebrated the exploits of a rebellious trucker with a reckless disregard for … Continue reading
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