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Tool Car
Rocks and Foam
Another shot as the tide came in at the beach at Cape May.
Periwinkle and Salmon
This was on the side of a shed behind the Emlen Physick House in Cape May.
Peeling Paint with Crimson
More from the train yard.
Water and Water Meter
Every city seems to do these covers a little bit differently. I think my fascination with photographing them is analogous to making quilt blocks. I’m envisioning eventually having a large grid of these images.
Shells and Foam
From the beach at Cape May. The tide was coming in.
Blue 102 – from the back
This is the same engine as in the last post. The back end was decorated with chevron stripes, which I could not resist. More train and shore photos tomorrow…
Blue Train – 102
On our way down to Cape May, my brother took us on a small detour to pass by what we thought was a siding full of abandoned train cars near Winslow Junction. Turns out, it is not at all abandoned, but an active line that is used for transporting lumber and building supplies to Atlantic City, among other places. How did we learn this? Well, we ran into the caretaker, who was initially not very happy about us being there. After we talked to him for a couple of minutes, he seemed satisfied that we were not terrorists, and let…
Back from Cape May
This is the lighthouse at Cape May Point. Cape May, NJ is a Victorian seaside resort town, about two hours from my parents’ house. We had beautiful weather: sunny and unseasonably warm. My family and I spent a few days at Cape May, relaxing (without internet access!), taking pictures and finishing up the Christmas shopping. So, to make up for being absent for a few days, I’ll post a few new photos today.