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Happy Truck Thursday!
Found this old 65 Chevy van among the weeds of Wyoming - love the color combo!
Moss covered limbs deep in the forest seemed to be trying to tell me something.
Happy Tree-mendous Tuesday!
Found this beautiful golden colored tow truck -looks like it could be still in use but parked where it is probably more ornamental.
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This truck has also been sitting in the same spot for some time. It is facing the truck from last week one large yard away. About a block. How odd is that?
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Happy Truck Thursday!
Just sitting there basking in the sun but taken at this angle it appears to be headed home...good tires but don't think it moves fast.
One of my old stand by's to go and shoot. I just have to drop in from time to time. Always accessible and a great subject to boot depending on the weather.
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We are finally starting to get some color now. It is supposed to rain tomorrow, so I traveled around today looking for colorful trees.
Isn’t it a coincidence that I just happened to find a power pole with a nice colorful background? I wasn’t looking for that ... yeah right.
Happy Telegraph Tuesday!
Just outside of town is this newly abandoned place. I should probably stop for a better shot but it is on a fairly busy road.
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Taken some years ago, I just recently reprocessed the shot. This person had quite a collection of vehicles in his yard and simply asked if I could take some shots. He said yes. They are no longer there. Glad that I asked.
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This truck must have a magnetic personality the way it is attracting all this metal junk!
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This 1948 Dodge 3/4 ton truck has a six cylinder engine. This series was manufactured from 1948 to 1953 and replaced the pre-war Dodge truck.
Telegraph Tuesday.
Caught the snowy watching over a field the other evening high atop a telephone pole.
One of the old power and telegraph poles left at Vulture City, AZ Today, all power at the site is by a modern generator due to the old towns isolation....
A beautiful old firetruck with a just enough spark to keep us looking! With those headlights and all the parts like the ladder - it might be under reconstruction!
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During the 1920's, the Graham brothers manufactured trucks and in the 30's they produced stylish automobiles. They ceased production in 1940. This vehicle might be a 1939 or 40 model. I remember it being a truck, and if it was a truck, it was likely an aftermarket modification. This vehicle was seen in the small town of Miami, Arizona. In order to get this shot, I had to stick my camera through a fence, thus my limited view of the vehicle.
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