Examples of use of railroad tie
1. A line of eight recruits, stripped to the waist, dropped to their hands and knees in the wet, flower–spangled grass for push–ups –– with a massive railroad tie balanced atop their bare backs.
2. "All I knew was how legendary the Foreign Legion was," Samual said after four months of training that included doing push–ups with a railroad tie balanced across his back and struggling to follow orders in a language he didn‘t understand.
3. "We save the schools waste–management fees, and instead of trashing [plastic], we turn it into cash for them." ONE–LITER SODA BOTTLE = 1 RULER 5–11 ONE–GALLON MILK JUGS = 1 FIESTA FLYER DISC 1,000 ONE–GALLON MILK JUGS = 1 PARK BENCH PHOTO CREDITS: BENCH: US PLASTIC LUMBER CORP./GARY DUEHR/AMERICAN PLASTICS MUSEUM; DISC: COURTESY OF AMAZING RECYCLED; RULER: JOHN NORDELL – STAFF Other items created from the plastics you recycle: 14 20–ounce green soda bottles = one extra–large T–shirt 85 20–ounce soda bottles = filling for one sleeping bag '6 one–gallon milk jugs = one 6–foot–long piece of 2x4 lumber 1,200 plastic bottles = one 200–pound railroad tie