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13 comments:
A pretty scene, Jacob. I kind of miss the palmettos.
It is a good thing that there is no graffiti on this railroad bridge, like there are on so many others in some places.
A pretty shot. I said 'Twain Twestle' when I first read the title. MB
Except for the palm leaves, this bridge could be here.
Did you send those 90°+ temperatures to Ontario? Tomorrow it's supposed to be close to 100°!
We have a similar one here too, but I can't seem to get close enough to it to get a good picture without getting run over.
The midst of town? Really?
It makes a nice picture. Good to see you back!
About the Black Canyon Highway, the paved road that you remember was the precursor to Interstate 17, which is still called the Black Canyon Freeway. The road in my picture that goes through Old Cordes was before that. At that time the only paved road from Prescott to Phoenix was state route 89 through Yarnell. Olden days.
These old trestles remain very picturesque in areas like this.
Hello! Beautiful photo!
I love the color and the blue hue of the road. Nice shot.
Are you back? Did you travel by train? ;)
Looks like a great road to explore. Nice shot and HEY, a palm tree!
A different kind of or concept of bridge!Great shot!
Léia
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