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On a recent stop in Winthrop Washington there were several early 1930s vehicles parked in various areas of town. After some newer parked cars left, this antique Ford was left alone in front of these store, creating what appears to be a 1930s scene. Winthrop dates back to the late 1800s and is home to the oldest legal saloon in Washington state. The saloon was built in 1891 and is now Winthrop's Town Hall.
I have a little more information about Winthrop in the link below.
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"An antique is anything old with class."
John Bartlett
When I found this quotation, my first thought was, "I fit the description!" Then I realized I had the perfect image in mind ...hence this posting.
Antique perfume bottles have the most interesting shapes within the body of the container. Here's to holding on to family treasures.
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Continuing the unofficial Rock island theme I seem to have stumbled into...
In its short life, this railroad has already been captured from every possible angle above ground level. That being said, there was no way I was going to pass up a chance to grab my own shots; it's simply too far from home for my typical day trips. Thus, after a Thursday afternoon on the Fordyce & Princeton in Arkansas, I worked my way east to Cleveland, MS, and drove the remaining 45 minutes early the next morning.
The Mississippi Delta Railroad's two Rock-painted geeps sun themselves on a quiet Friday morning in Sumner, Mississippi. From the railroad's website: "The Mississippi Delta Railroad, MSDR, based in Sumner, MS, operates a total of 85 miles of track in Northwest MS from a connection with the Canadian National Railway at Swan Lake, MS." Unfortunately, the railroad didn't turn a wheel - except for a hi-rail truck - but it was worth a stop to get these while still clean and fresh. Just had to wait a couple hours for the shadows to recede a bit. Note NS (ex-SOU) MoW caboose #500000 behind the power, across the street.
A fitting end to my 2020 tour, because the first clouds I had seen all week started to roll in later in the morning and this was pretty much the end of it all.
I made this image using an IR-converted camera with a 590nm filter. I like the color results in channel-swapped images. They're familiar, and yet somehow unreal. Like finding a new dimension or an entirely new season. Helps to see with fresh eyes.
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I've got several folders full of photos that have not yet made the flickr "cut". It's not that they're bad images or that they displease me. The problem is that at any given moment, they just don't seem to fit in. And for me, the concept of fitting in is a moving target. What fits today may not fit tomorrow. And when something finally does fit, it may be totally too late. Just like a witty comeback that does not occur until days after someone says something to you. For me it's often a seasonal issue involving, for example, winter photos that seem wholly out of place once spring arrives. I prefer my photostream reflects the current moment, at least visually in terms of time of year. It's one of many limitations I place upon publication of photos that fortunately has no impact on my creation of them.
This photo's moment finally arrived this morning. A sunset view of nascent winter wheat, barely three inches tall, but appearing to tower under a twilight sky. I love seeing the individuality of the thin stalks. They work together to provide a monolith of green when viewed from a distance. Yet up close, each one seems to express its own shape and character. As always, shooting scenes of vibrant color under diminished lighting appeals to my sense of understating the obvious aspect in favor of a lesser one. It's my way of fitting in.
A few folks will remember this chase as there was a healthy photo line here. The train didn't match but the power sure did. BNSF loaded grain train G23 at the summit of Marias Pass in 1996 when these H1 GEs were factory fresh. I remember thinking how fabulous it was to have GN colors back on the mountain.
It is only fitting that the first CSX train to venture up into the heart of the former MEC, is a Geometry train to measure the track condition.
Here in Greene, ME at the former Maine Poly site, CSXT 9969 with consist heads west towards Rigby for its journey back home having completed several scans of the area. MEC 509 hitches a ride on the rear in a somewhat awkward arrangement, however the train is not scanning on this jaunt.
Already the effects of this have been seen with 10 MPH speedos across the board... fortunately the track gang is well into production just a few miles ahead so a good sign of things to come.
Taken from a moving vehicle; sorry for the bad reflection, we had the windows closed as we passed by this building and it caught my attention. It's a fun adjustment solution.
A wisp of snipe.
"A wisp of snipe" refers to the delightful collective noun for a small group of these elusive, marsh-dwelling birds, perfectly capturing their sudden, erratic, zigzagging flight when flushed from cover, like smoke or a faint trail. Snipe are masters of camouflage, often only noticed when they "explode" into the air, making "wisp" a fitting term for their fleeting appearance
Having now completed the new crossing fittings on both sides, the NR men prepare to start some vegetation trimming at the foot crossing near Water Orton. Passing on a route learner, D1645 (47830) Beeching's Legacy works 0K46 Nuneaton to Crewe Basford Hall.
GN 3443 has found a new life in the town of Burlington, IA working for the Burlington Junction Railway doing transloading and BNSF interchange runs. This is a fitting place for this locomotive since the "Burlington" in Burlington Northern refers to this town in Iowa.
On the afternoon following the region's first major snowstorm, and CN's takeover of the GEXR, Quebec & Gatineau 2008 lugs CN train no. A432 through the countryside at Mosborough, ON. A shot of redemption for those trackside after GEXR's rather unceremonious departure from Southern Ontario the day prior. Although these locomotives don't read "GEXR", their character is everything railfans came to love the railroad for — you just can’t beat old-school EMDs hauling heavy duty tonnage at speed. Perhaps things didn't end the way people had expected them to, but as far as I'm concerned, this send off was good enough for me.