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Another flower I know nothing about - other than it's yellow, of course - but it made a nice photo. It has a pleasingly hairy stem and bulb, too. One day, perhaps, I'll teach myself about the flowers I see and saw when wandering about because it's be good to know.
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KCS 2821 leads the weed sprayer train EB at Northbrook, IL as it heads to tower A-5 to wye its train.
A Class 47xxx running light to Paignton, at Aller Junction, at a guess this is taken 1977. One of the most striking things is the pristine condition of the Track bed,Not a weed in sight.
Some more photos taken on my daily walk in the neighbourhood.
Agerantum ... the original ... is a weed which grows along the road.
Why is it a weed? I really don't know. The background is a field of goldenrod. The great blur is created by using a longer prime lens.
In May 2001, Central Oregon & Pacific's Weed Switcher returns to its namesake after delivering interchange traffic to Union Pacific at Black Butte. This was a great shot in Southern Pacific days, but the foliage is taking over. The arson fire that decimated Weed, California in 2014 was started near here.
The last rays of light for the day find CORP 2068 tied up with several box cars near the Roseberg Forest Products mill in Weed, CA.
© BodhiSativa Photography- Diablo Kush~ OG Varietal aka The devils weed. A legend in the og circles. A buttery og with deep lemon and an undertone of earthy spice flavors. Highly medicinal effects include euphoria and antiinflamation pleasures and not too much appetite stimulation. No cerebral thickening. Some call it happyweed. Not very devilish I must say. Heavenly orgasmic. No couchlock and the sweetness of the flower has aphrodisiac qualities stimulated by a type of sugar rush. I shall be El Matador del Diablo.
ps: Diablo is another strain too which is a purple strain bred from Blueberry, Grapefruit, South African Sativa genetics.