Sentences with phrase «on railroad ties»

Even further west in states like Colorado and Texas, you find the brown horse barns, and the wood on those barns were treated the same preservative being used on railroad ties.

to the north using horizontal hydraulic jacks on railroad ties with special wheels and tracks.

According to him, when trees would drip, it was caterpillars peeing on you and if you walked on railroad ties without shoes, your feet would fall off.

To this day I don't walk on railroad ties, not because I think my feet will fall off for real, but that fear was so engrained in my being, that I just can't do it.

Not exact matches

So on the inflation front, it seems about time to pull out the bell bottoms, tie - dye shirts and vinyl 45's... maybe go for some Deep Purple, Grand Funk Railroad, Bachman Turner Overdrive and The Guess Who.

Risk - reward shots, railroad ties, the island green, swirling winds — this is a course built for golf on TV, designed to prevent exactly what happened Sunday.

On the back patio of this Martha's Vineyard home, a marble - topped table from Napa Home, built from old railroad ties, is paired with African chairs that repurpose oil drums.

(I was reminded of certain TV comedy skits where the heroic canine, running to get help, barks for about thirty seconds and the strangers he's communicating with deduce that the sawmill's on fire, the heroine is tied to the railroad tracks AND the mortgage is overdue!)

Pitting the legendary Pancho Villa against «the Colonel,» a thrill - seeking Bostonian railroad tycoon whose fading fortune is tied up in a colossal ranch in Chihuahua, El Paso opens during a time of dramatic upheaval in Mexico - its government being squeezed on one end by Villa's revolutionaries and on the other by «filthy» American capitalists.

Emerald green was used as an insecticide, and you often see it on older wood that would be put into the ground, like railroad ties.»

Takayama sets four railroad ties in a square, one end of each poised on the next.