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Teddy by the tracks
I saw this in the former Miller Yard in Virginia. I don’t know what it means. It’s a little teddy bear tied to hollow tube that holds a tool the train guys use for something (I really know a lot about whatever it is I’m writing about….really). It’s all covered in coal dust.
Mask
You just never know what you’ll see if you look up while walking in downtown Greeneville:
On the Porch
I was sitting in a friend’s Florida room, formerly a porch, when this combination of color caught my eye. It yielded an interesting picture, after I slapped it around with Photoshop.
Honk
I saw this in the street outside an abandoned grocery store in Cumberland, Kentucky. It was early on a Sunday morning. Must have been some Saturday night…
Mom’s button box
This thing has to be a half-century old now. Mom always had to have a good supply of buttons, since she sewed a lot.
Looking out of the tunnel
There’s a nameless tunnel in Whitesburg KY. It was once used by the L&N before the line went out of use in the late 80s or so. The tunnel’s not very long, maybe 100′ or so, and features a creek running through it. This is looking out the eastern face of the tunnel.
Barns in the morning sun
This is actually just off a busy highway in Weber City VA. The morning sun made the shot.
FinePix F200EXR, 1/125 at f11. ISO 200
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