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Driving along the back roads of west central Oklahoma I came across this coil of barbed wire on a fence post. It is an interesting subject of the life of the farmer in Oklahoma.
The Panama Canal Railway has operated passenger service in its current iteration since the rebuilding of the PCRC in 1998. At the time, the company ran these passenger trains from Panama City to Colon 5 days a week, Monday thru Friday, leaving Panama City at 0700, and leaving Colon City at 1700. These trains were generally aimed at wealthy commuters traveling to the port and Free Trading Zone in Colon.
During the Covid years, operations scaled back, at one point temporarily suspending service before bringing it back, but with a truncated consist of passenger cars, and the mothballing of the Rio Chagres dome car outside cruise ship season.
In April 2025, CPKC and Mi-Jack sold the railway to APM Terminals, a Maersk subsidiary. Since the sale, passenger operations scaled way back to once a week on Saturday's, however they make two round trips a day, one in the morning, one around noon. In addition, they brought back the dome car to regular service. It's clear this is now aimed at tourists instead of commuters. Its great so see a classic passenger train consist still alive months after the sale.
This red post box was directly opposite our accommodation in Kyoto. It's position between the green noticeboard and the black&yellow post markings really appealed to me.
325007 leads the afternoon Willesden - Sheildmuir parcels n evening sun near Atherstone. There is an odd appearance in the shadows of the gantries, with the sun right behind me the near two point in opposite directions.
The film took a diagonal tack across the backing paper at this point
Camera: Zenza Bronica C
Lens: 75mm Nikkor f2.8
Film: 35mm Ultrafine Extreme 100 rolled in 120 backing paper.
Developer: Xtol
Scanner: Epson V600
Photoshop: Curves, Healing Brush (spotting)
Cropping: None
Oregon, Illinois 42.014805, -89.334187
August 26, 2022
Part of the Post Office Project
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To aficionados of post offices, you may notice an oddity about this post office. No RAMPS. I checked the third side and no ramp there either. There may be one in back, but I've never seen a post office (since I've been taking these pictures) that was above grade without a ramp in front or on the side. Very unusual. If anyone has a theory, please feel free to share. I COULD simply call them and ask, but that would be too easy. It's more fun to wildly speculate and come up with some tasty conspiracy theories.
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Had to make a quick run to the store for some snacks so I can finish watching Dead to Me on Netflix.
Hair - DOUX Bloodline Hair
Glasses - Pox X USA. Agatha Lenses
Lipstick - Cosmetize The Calabasas Collection
Necklace - MIWAS Lisa Chain Necklace
Top - MIWAS Lisa Sheer Top
Fishnets - MIWAS High Waist Fishnet Tights
Bottom - BOYS TO THE BONE Nittio Jeans for the Kustom9 Event
Bag - BLONDS Fan Favorite Clutch
Shoes - NitroPanic Bison Sneakers
Backdrop - Ninety Backdrop [09] for the Kustom9 Event
Cooperative work with Lukasz Libuszewski. More pictures and building instructions: brickative.shoplo.com/category/modulars/post-office
Every time I walk past this, I wonder which came first, the lamp post or the window. Whichever, somebody somewhere consciously decided to do this.
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Sunday Film 5/52
Rollei Retro 400s; Fomadon R09 1:50
An east-bound Wolverine is accelerating back up to track speed upon regaining home rails after traversing the joint Amtrak-CN trackage through Battle Creek. In the distance is Post Cereal, one of two large cereal plants here in "Cereal City".
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I tried something a little different this time by putting the rail on the left instead of the right. All my other shots from up here have been on the other side of the rail so it was either on the right or I would shoot over it to eliminate completely. Shooting from the stairs helped mix it up a bit. Enjoy!