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A random snapshot of the backside view of the scrap yard at Brookhaven Recycling Center that was taken from the abandoned railway grade and timber trestle on the old Brookhaven and Pearl River Railway, a branch line of the former Illinois Central Railroad in Brookhaven, Mississippi.
Normally you cannot get back here because the undergrowth gets way too thick and it is nearly impossible to pass through here without cutting through with a chainsaw or in this case, a large excavator with a grinding/cutting attachment.
Entergy of Mississippi is going to replace the timber poles with newer, taller steel poles with two cross arms as well as adding an additional set of triple-phase power lines that will distribute electrical power to the growing Rex Lumber Company mill as it begins its expansion.
The Nyanen tee by Cecily Glowik MacDonald of Winged Knits. I loved this pattern and am seriously contemplating making another one in yellow...
very odd thing about the shape- the 2 'pyramids' are suprisingly aerodynamic- you could 'wiggle' the assembly easily by 1/4" at the far corners due to backlash in the old robot knuckle, but even in very stout wind, it didnt budge at all
Backside with worn and dirty look, lightly oversprayed. Neck is quartersawn Maple and made by Musikraft.
Are you a regular at Rookies Sports Bar. Is it part of your lifestyle to drink there a lot.
The widespread U.S. practice of reducing the sizes of windows is too-little-remarked-upon imo.
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In downtown Hannibal, Missouri, on October 30th, 2020, the backside of the Security Building (built 1912, a "contributing property" in the Central Park Historic District, 82000586 on the National Register of Historic Places), on the south side of Broadway between South 6th Street and South 7th Street.
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This is the backside of my former 'killer petunia' flower bed. The woodchips have helped to keep those 'killer petunias' under control.