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Las D-5105 y 08, las mismas que recorren dÃa tras dÃas el patio de El Arenal moviendo carros de acá para allá, al puerto, a Huachipato, a Concepción, etc.
Off to Vegas for the first of three work trips.. this one is def. the most work/least play trip of the bunch...
Be back in 8 days with hopefully some new photos of Sin City.. until then, have fun Flickrites...
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Barney: The world absolutely needs Woooo girls. If there were no Woo girls, there would be no Girls Gone Wild, no bachelorette parties, no Las Vegas poolside bars. All the things that you hold dearest, Lily, would be gone.
Lily: Those are not the things...
Barney: The souvenir shot glass industry would collapse. So would the body glitter industry... and the stretch Hummer limo industry. Tiny cowboy hats would only be worn by tiny cowboys. And when "Brown Eyed Girl" would come up on the jukebox, all you would hear would be silence... and "Brown Eyed Girl". But who would woo? Would you? Would you... woo?
--"How I Met Your Mother" (CBS)
Hello... Hello?
A payphone in Downtown Las Vegas.
Leica M (Typ 240) and Summicron 35mm, f/2, 1/1500th, ISO 1000
La D-1811 en primer plano, seguida por las D-16.000 dadas de baja.
Patios Fepasa El Arenal, Talcahuano
The oldest train depot in New Mexico is the Las Lunas depot on the AT&SF line. Prior to this, depots were often little more than a platform in front of a hotel or other existing building. Moved from its original site, the Las Lunas depot is now the VFW hall.
Las Vegasin (New Mexico) poliisilaitoksen Chevrolet Caprice jollain rekkastopilla 1990-luvun alussa. Tämä kaara on erikoistunut turvavyön käytön tarkkailuun. (kuva kokoelmistani)
Las Vegas PD (New Mexico) Chevrolet Caprice seatbelt enforcement unit sometime during early 1990s. (photo from my collection)