V8Druid
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circa 110t on the trailer
432K views · 4K reactions | E tập xếp hình,các bác có gì ủng hộ e nhé | Thanh Nguyen Thanh
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Mogman
What man as done, man can do, what never has,maybe
Where’s the boom on the 450circa 110t on the trailer
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
and on a different level of lunacy altogether
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next years 'outing' Ollie? @Gunners
2.3M views · 349K reactions | Quería mostrarles lo que va a ser la pista de este año del @teamhuasahuasi en un día despejado con todas sus vistas 👀🔋 Espero les guste, hablar no es lo mío 😂 pero hicimos el intento Se viene carrerón 🚀🇵🇪 | Gonzalo Ga
Quería mostrarles lo que va a ser la pista de este año del @teamhuasahuasi en un día despejado con todas sus vistas 👀🔋 Espero les guste, hablar no es lo mío 😂 pero hicimos el intento Se viene...
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Gecko
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Geez - that makes a squirrel suit look like a good idea.
Lancs Lad
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Ai me old fruit.
V8Druid
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Historical flashbacks: Christiania Water and Sewerage Service established in 1876
From the 1850s onwards, the capital, like most Norwegian cities, had its own municipal engineering service, led by a city engineer, with responsibility for technical tasks such as road maintenance, fire protection and water supply.
As the city and its population grew, the organization of water resources also had to change. In 1874, city engineer O.M. Andersen presented a proposal for reorganizing the city's technical tasks. Under him, there were to be four independent departments: fire department, harbor department, above-ground works (paving, roads and planting) and underground works - that is, water and sewage.
On January 1, 1876, the new department Christiania Water and Sewerage Service was a fact. Engineer Anton Brodkorb (1843-1906) was hired as the first director. And this year we celebrate 150 years as an independent municipal unit. Hipp, hipp hurray!
Photo: Sewer pipes are laid in Tordenskiolds gate 1896. The city's main sewers flowed untreated into the fjord, from Under the city streets. Oslo's water and sewage history
From the 1850s onwards, the capital, like most Norwegian cities, had its own municipal engineering service, led by a city engineer, with responsibility for technical tasks such as road maintenance, fire protection and water supply.
As the city and its population grew, the organization of water resources also had to change. In 1874, city engineer O.M. Andersen presented a proposal for reorganizing the city's technical tasks. Under him, there were to be four independent departments: fire department, harbor department, above-ground works (paving, roads and planting) and underground works - that is, water and sewage.
On January 1, 1876, the new department Christiania Water and Sewerage Service was a fact. Engineer Anton Brodkorb (1843-1906) was hired as the first director. And this year we celebrate 150 years as an independent municipal unit. Hipp, hipp hurray!
Photo: Sewer pipes are laid in Tordenskiolds gate 1896. The city's main sewers flowed untreated into the fjord, from Under the city streets. Oslo's water and sewage history
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