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It's tough to beat a Wisconsin summer afternoon. On this fine late August day, Wisconsin & Southern's Janeseville bound freight is closing in on Whitewater on their Waukesha Sub, with a fine mixed bag of classic EMD's.
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Whitewater, WI.
August 24, 2017
UP LBU52 completes its pickup at National Warehouse and is about to start its return trip to Butler. The Wisconsin Cold Storage building in the background was built in 1892 with an addition being built in 1928.
We had a beautiful snowstorm today. I got up early and drove around looking for photo opps. Snow was sticking to everything!
Trying to shoot outside the truck was difficult. Snow quickly coated the front of the lens. I made this image through the windshield. I was happy someone was walking their dogs down the road to add interest.
I have an image of this barn with its barnboards on posted on Flickr. I made it a number of years ago with my iPhone(www.flickr.com/photos/j_henry_g/6695162479/in/dateposted-...). This will be the fate of most of our old barns around here.
january snowstorm
painting everything white
a delightful day
Image and haiku by John Henry Gremmer
here in wisconsin, spring comes late (read: may). it's an in-between time, where hope is in the air, yet nothing grows from the ground. so i continue to take photographs of what my husband calls "dead brown things." because there's beauty in the dormancy, especially at sunset.
Wisconsin Central F45 6655 leads XT340-08 past Rugby siding in southern Wisconsin.
While Canadian National cowls still operate on this line, they're not as cool as these were.
Thanks to Deep Dream Generator (AI software) and Photoshop CC. A modified original picture that I took in Wisconsin.
Holy Hill is located in southeast Wisconsin, on the highest elevation in this part of the state. Situated on 435 acres of rural countryside.
Taken a few weeks ago, still not much going on here with anything picturesque...just lots of very cold weather!
Autumn foliage captured down a gravel road in rural Wisconsin... While returning to Iowa from Upper Michigan I took a few short detours looking for scenes such as this one. Comments and views are appreciated and happy weekend!
Bound for interchange to the Elgin, Joliet & Eastern Railway in Illinois, a southbound Wisconsin Central taconite ore train rumbles by the old Soo Line depot at Lomira, Wisconsin, on March 23, 1996. The train is utilizing Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range ore jennies. When WC was trying to come up with a paint design on the nose for their maroon and gold paint scheme, SD45 No. 6498 received this two-of-a-kind design with BN-sized stripes in a “V” pattern.
The weather seems to be growing more fierce each season, lots of rain, severe thunderstorms and blizzards with below freezing temperatures. Though the cloud formations are amazing, the weather takes a toll on many outdoor activities
The Wisconsin River in the central part of the state.
Nikon F3 with Nikkor 28mm f/3.5 on Kodak Tri-X
1993
Built in 1892 with additions 1928 as Milwaukee Malt & Grain Co, it was home of Wisconsin Cold Storage. The original portion of the building has Art Deco elements, but the additions are simply brick with a few parapets as adornments.
I would have liked to hiked more of this trail but our walk was cut short by swarms of Asian Lady Beetles. Those are the ones that kind of look like Ladybugs. You couldn't stop or even walk slow without them landing on you and sometimes biting! By the time we got back to the car we had to shake ourselves off. There must have been a couple of dozen of them crawling on me! LOL!
Despite the vicious attack, I'd recommend Wyalusing State Park to anyone who likes shorter and less challenging hikes. Besides the bluff trails there are some sandstone canyons to hike to as well. There's also a couple of other parks nearby.
Menasha, Wisconsin
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An eastbound BNSF sand train rolls along the Mississippi River at Glen Haven, Wisconsin on October 17, 2019.