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Once upon a time there was a whole slew of old trucks in this yard. One day some time ago I took some pictures in HDR and now they are all gone.
Happy Truck tHuRsDay
The field around a barn in the small town of Latah, Washington is frequently adorned with old trucks and cars. When we stopped to photograph the scene, a man came out of a nearby house, opened the gate and invited us in to continue shooting. He said he and another neighbor like to display their collection of old vehicles near this barn.
Happy Truck Thursday!
Moss covered limbs deep in the forest seemed to be trying to tell me something.
Happy Tree-mendous Tuesday!
One hopes we will never need one of these but at least they exist in case we do.
Happy Truck Thursday
Telegraph Tuesday.
Caught the snowy watching over a field the other evening high atop a telephone pole.
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.
Happy Truck tHuRsDay
Something with a bit of fun. I am getting low on good quality truck shots so I will need to step up my game.
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It just doesn’t seem right to have to pay for dirt. I do like these big dump trucks though. The small center wheels are frequently off the ground when the truck dumps a load. Then they are back on the ground when they are driving. HTT
It just struck me as a bit different this scene. No reason I guess. Just different.
Happy Truck tHuRsDay
This truck must have a magnetic personality the way it is attracting all this metal junk!
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Just another rural pole in the middle of nowhere with too many lines. It really seems like overkill, but I am not knowledgeable in this field. I would like to know what the white rod attached to the guy wire is that is hanging down on the right side. Anyone? I felt I had to post something for HTT since I have a Group...LOL.
This power pole has an interesting array of wires. It looks more like a May pole with all of its spokes. It also reminds me of the rides at amusement parks that had swings attached to each line coming out from a central pole. Then, when it got up to speed, you were horizontal with the ground ... and dizzy as “@$&* (all get out).
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I thought it was interesting that there are more guy wires holding up this pole than there are power lines going to houses. I guess this must be a very windy corner and the Power Company is afraid they might lose their pole to high winds. I can’t think why else it would have to be so strongly secured. HTT
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.
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!
Happy Truck Thursday!
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.
Happy Truck tHuRsDay
I like pictures of trucks on the highway sometimes. The open road and all that stuff. I am sure this is somewhere along the 401.
Happy Truck tHuRsDay
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!