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UTA's 10th Anniversary MP36 locomotive departs the North Temple station in Salt Lake City, Utah on a crystal clear Dec. 2, 2022 afternoon. UP's former South Yard property continues to evolve as high-density housing occupies the space where freight trains were were broken and built a century ago.
I got tired of having so much bulk on the Weigle's handlebars and decided to go back to some early eighties, non-aero brake levers for their slender feel and elegant cable loops.
Though I never watch the show but I find the meme about the show are quite funny and I think it fits well to accompany this build :)
My 12th build from 31 builds that I plan to post everyday for HARDnuary 2015 building challenge.
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Sometimes when you are out and about exploring, your eye is attracted to the simplest of things. It could be how the soft warm glow of morning light plays with the shadows and enhances the textures. Either way, the simplest objects become an objet d'art if you are in the right frame of mind. But alas it is still just some old hardware, right?
Ghost sign on a decaying building that was originally a stove factory, then a hardware store, and, finally, a restaurant called the Irish Mist that closed in 2012. Troy, New York.
CSX train EDPL creeps its way through the “Hardware City” in New Britain, CT, while making an irregular daylight run across the Springfield Line and Waterbury Branch. The train first ran in the daylight the previous day from East Deerfield to Springfield, MA, before being called on the following day to take the train to Plainville. While it seems no major changes have been established on the southern end of Pan Am’s trackage, the bluebird pair was still a relieving sight before everything eventually turns in G&W borg orange.
This is a failed exposure. Shot Eastman Kodak Vision2 5218 500t at EI / ISO 800 and it was not very successful. Underexposed, overdeveloped fun. Evanston, Wyoming Hardware Store
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A closer view of the famous Pippo's Hardware ghost sign in Whitehall, New York. Compare to a 2014 photo to see how much it faded in eight years.