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Smolen Gulf CB, Ashtabula county, OH Longest in the U.S.
Smolen-Gulf, across Ashtabula River Gulf, SE of Ashtabula, Ashtabula county OH.
Length: 613' x 30' x 14'. The longest covered bridge in the U.S. Built 2008, designed by John Smolen, built at a cost of $8 million. Truss: Pratt, four spans. 35-04-64
Steam locomotive from the old CB&Q (Chicago, Burlington & Quincy) route.
September 3, 2021
Burlington, Iowa
decorated {CB} Sweeter Loft. Skybox❤
almost weekend sale favourite stuffs❤
PITAYA/KAZZA/dust bunny/WRONG/Luc.
Soul2Soul . Artisan Kitchen Island ♪
Nutmeg. Summer's End Table
Nutmeg. Vegetable Crate
Nutmeg. Mint Iced Tea
Nutmeg. Sunroom Lemon Tree
Apple Fall Sunbleached Setee (Robin Egg)
Apple Fall Bette Frame, Heart
20200516_7095_7D2-125 CB buildup
Note for Crazy Tuesday.
I have had to use an old pic (from a few weeks ago) as we have had here 10+ days of low cloud, mist, drizzle and rain with only 12 minutes of sunshine (recorded the other side of the city) in that ten day period. The only photo opportunity of a cloud in the previous week would be a grey featureless box!
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Steam locomotive from the old CB&Q (Chicago, Burlington & Quincy) route.
September 3, 2021
Burlington, Iowa
Ringrazio _Mario_ perchè guardando una sua foto ho avuto la curiosità di vedere questo paese molto carino..
Lots of unknowns with this one, no information on the slide at all. At first I thought the train was topping over Palmer Lake on the Northward Track approximately MP 688 at this date (MP 50.5 today) on ATSF trackage. But if you look ahead of the train there is a pair of color light signals and ahead of the signals possibly a concrete phone booth. There should be a ATSF searchlight signal just ahead of the train. Also the Southward Track above that gorgeous C&S gondola (if that is a track) has the pole line on the opposite side. So not sure where this is. Suggestions welcome. Anyway, it is a wonderful going away shot that was probably just a grab shot by the unknown photographer. Wish he would have labeled his work.
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Des lại xấu ...
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Cbon ♥ Sóc
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The East End of the CB&Q ran from Aurora Tower at the Station (both long gone) through western Chicago Suburbs to Union Avenue Tower (long gone) at the west end of the wye south of Chicago Union Station. The East-End Way Freight worked most of that territory. I lived in Westmont, one of those suburbs in the 1950s and 60s and took many pictures of that Way freight. Here are three for starters.
CB&Q GP7 259 built in 1953 seen about to cross Cass Ave. in Westmont, IL westbound on January 26, 1966.