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Designed by the architect Kirtland Cutter and built in 1909. Framed by the arches of the Monroe street bridge (which Cutter also designed).
Taken from my back garden, there was a small tree branch spanning across the lamp post, but that was edited out in photoshop, I also boosted the colour of the blue sky.
A post card sent to my grandmother Annie Mary Evans(nee Hughes) 1884-1946 from her younger brother Joseph Hughes 1888-1961. He simple wrote "Somewhere in France"
Wayne County. Photo by J Gallagher, Jul. 1994.
Part of the Post Mark Collectors Club (PMCC) collection.
Iowa Interstate's original "wide-cabs" were the ALCo M420R's. Here's a shot of IAIS 800 getting its train together on the siding in Moline, IL. We were on our way home from church when we stumbled into this guy. Will and I had said our prayers and would go home, switch vehicles, and chase this guy to Tiskilwa!
September 5, 1999.
Scanned from a 35mm print negative.
Went to see the doctor today because my chest hurts and I'm short of breath...had to wear a face mask while I waited. Two people got up and left when I sat down.
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The 2.8km promenade stretches from the Breakers Resort in the north to Durban View Road in the south, with the paving similar to that at the Durban central beachfront.
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Try to imagine, really... try to imagine a major studio action/thriller with a big name star, anytime in the past 20 years having a poster as dynamic and unique as this. Today was the first time I came across this design and it really blew me away (no pun intended).
Bitte helft eine Sammlung aufzubauen und diese alte Tradition in Bildern zu bewahren.
Diese Fotos ist von "makusmakakke1" aus flickr.com
Dank an die lieben Leute im Netz mit ihren Bildern, das ich alles wieder zusammenstellen konnte. Ohne Euch hätte ich dies nicht zusammentragen können und die Tradition der Postbusse stirbt so langsam aus. Mir als Postler tut dies weh zu sehen wie das alte und auch gut gewesene vergeht in einem modernen Multi Konzern
A cannibalized rifle in a post-apocalyptic setting. (NO ZOMBIE APOCALYPSE, I'M FRIGGIN' SICK OF ZOMBIES). Those mags up there have been modded so they can be used in this gun.
No dust cover for this one!
Chips are tiny bits of tape. I think they work as scratches and such.