I must say that the fellow with a cigarette has a purposeful stride. And there will soon be some sungurnt heads.The first nice weather and nobody thinks of caps. I don';t.
We're a purposeful lot here, Bob. Except the hockey team. Your observation about caps reminded me of another spring phenomenon, which you probably see in MN, too -- no one's too sure how many clothes they should be wearing.
Is there such a thing as modern life? I sometimes wonder, Sarah. There must be a reason about why zombie stories are so popular these days -- maybe everyone has had their brains sucked out and replaced by a Facebook feed.
Thanks, Keith. The problem with burying them here is that the ground freezes in winter. The water lines are buried, and I was woken one morning at 4 am by jackhammers being used to get to a break in the water line in front of my building. So I'm quite happy the wires and cables are above ground. You can get used to the sound of a cherry-picker.
This intersection is particularly web-like because it's a streetcar/tram intersection. There are more spectacular streetcar intersections, but I have yet to succeed in capturing them interestingly.
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Keith Burton said:
A smashing street candid shot John. The trend in England is to bury wires and cables etc., so overhead cables like this really catch me eye.
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This intersection is particularly web-like because it's a streetcar/tram intersection. There are more spectacular streetcar intersections, but I have yet to succeed in capturing them interestingly.
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