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Sorry, I couldn't resist a rather lengthy series to demonstrate that Lulu has more than joined in on the fun of Tongue Tuesday.
All clickable, of course!
[SOOC, f/2.8, ISO 100, shutte speed 1/125, -2/3 EV]
In a photo meant to record the unusual incident today with a Volvo SUV perched on the sidewalk with a flat tire, some tire tread marks on the curb, a bit of wall contact and police vehicles at several locations, a Ford Model T pickup nearly a century old makes a surprise appearance!
Happy Telegraph Tuesday!
Happy Truck Thursday
Lots of construction in this town this year. This Peterbilt is hooked to a trailer carrying a machine that makes curbs. They were done and had it loaded by the time I came by.
HTT
We had left the Trent & Mersey Canal and we were heading back to Marbry Country Park, where we spotted this Telegraph Pole
Sorry couldn't resist the title., check out the sign. Could've been worse, I had thought about calling it Dead End :) HTT everyone !!
(It was a quick drive by snap so not perfectly focused)
Happy Textural Tuesday ;o)
The two main boundary markers used locally - stone wall and barbed wire fence! Shot with the Sony RX100
My Textural Tuesday set here: Elisa Textural Tuesday
959 HTT SN 959. 1962 Albion Nimbus NS3AN/Harrington B31F in Teignmouth on 2B. A photo from late Phil Holley collection. Withdrawn May 1972.
I deliberately skipped over (well drove past without stopping) the painted flour mill at Murrumburrah, the queer other half of Harden. Imagine the absurdity of skipping through Murrumburrah; especially at my age!
Instead I left it until Gidginbung before I issued my warning about painted things. Note, that as a bit of a pedant I have made no attempt to make a verb of the noun mural to describe this odd practice.
Though not to my taste, here's an example from Lake Cargelligo. It's the work of some dude who has applied his "art" to silos elsewhere. Look it up for yourself. I'm not that interested.