Random Object Photographs

[emptypockets]

Love the tractors.

They're ghost of the past.

 

[ladder13]

My old HS

 

[Dougaz]

Lake Powell beauty

Should you find yourself in the Northern AZ. area, make sure you stop and check out Lake Powell. A beautiful yet mysterious place indeed!

 

[ladder13]

“Tar beach” where the peeps used to go to get out of the steaming apt buildings

 

[ladder13]

Jackie’s last day at work

 

[ladder13]

The infamous Cross Bronx, antiquated before it opened. Perhaps the major thoroughfare for truckers to New England and back.

A rare pic of cars actually moving.

 

[ladder13]

Possibly everyone who grew up in the Bronx ate there at least once.

 

[ladder13]

A dozen burgers, fries and a chocolate shake, Heaven

 

[ladder13]

 

[rubiranch]

The infamous Cross Bronx, antiquated before it opened. Perhaps the major thoroughfare for truckers to New England and back.

A rare pic of cars actually moving.

I can't even fathom living like that.


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This was coming home from town a few years ago during the 5 o'clock rush hour.
The first vehicle I passed was an ATV and a tractor was the second.
Came home the same way today and the traffic was just about the same.

 

[ladder13]

I can't even fathom living like that.


Rush hour traffic - YouTube

This was coming home from town a few years ago during the 5 o'clock rush hour.
The first vehicle I passed was an ATV and a tractor was the second.
Came home the same way today and the traffic was just about the same.

The Cross Bronx funnels most of the traffic from down south up to New England and back via I95. I’ve been on that road at 3 or 4 in the morning at a dead stop.
Three lanes each way, one accident or broken down car or truck and it’s over.

 

[ladder13]

This must have been pre Arab embargo considering fuel prices.

 

[ladder13]

Approaching Devils Tower

 

[rubiranch]

July 4th 2008. Evanston Wyoming.

 

[ladder13]

The Gardner MT entrance to Yellowstone

 

[75Vette]

OZZY!!


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[THE PILGRIM]

There are many strange and unusual things in New Mexico.
Like - the Mystery Rock.
In a very obscure location, written in probably a version of Greek,
Writer unknown.

 

[RobertJ.]

Almost everyone is familiar with Haystack Rock, in Cannon Beach, on the Oregon Coast. I've posted more than just a couple photos of it. But there are actually two Haystack Rocks on the Oregon Coast, the other one being in Pacific City, about an hour and a half south of here. This is the lesser known of the two, and in the shot you can see a dory headed toward the beach. The next shot is the dory after landing on the beach:

 

[RobertJ.]

We have a family of eagles that nest nearby, and when they come around here the seagulls throw a fit. Here's a shot of an eagle, on the bank of the river our deck overlooks, just minding his own business, being harrassed by an irate gull:

 

[ladder13]