Miscellaneous Objects
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Did you ever stop and look at the utility pole and wonder what the tags mean? The two bottom ones are inspection tags, this pole is a 10 year cycle inspection. The PMLP is the owner of the pole with the pole number above. Sometimes you will notice some info stamped into the pole; the maker, the species of wood, the length and what was used to treat it. Many times the poles are plastered with lost and found and for sale signs which may cover this important info. Um, I see a few staples still attached here.....
CN L594, or what the Missabe called the "Miscellaneous Road Freight", hustles towards Iron Junction where it will turn south towards Keenan Yard.
I had alighted from the eastbound Capitol Limited only 3 hours earlier, and after about half an hour sitting on the East Conway bridge, the decision was made to drive an hour north and take a gamble on the Misc Job. It had surprisingly more than two cars, which made the scene that much nicer here in Fredonia, PA, as it passes by the 80.2 searchlight.
Shooting CN wasn't the first thing I expected to do when I arrived in Pennsylvania, but it was worth every second.
So...Two whelk shells basked on the beach, enjoying the sun and sea breeze. One shell exclaimed, "Isn't this shore-ly the best spot?" The other replied, "Absolutely, just don't get too tide down with the sand!" They laughed, sharing beach tales while seagulls provided a coastal soundtrack. As the waves whispered their stories, the whelk shells knew they had found their perfect slice of shell-ter. AI.