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Remains of that day

May 7, 2025 11:00 am

Wednesday

– photo by Mitch Waxman

After a four mile walk, your humble narrator was waving around a wide angle lens, for a last few shots before heading back home to Dormont. I did stop off at the nearby brewery I like, the one alongside the CSX train tracks, and had a recovery lager before summoning a ride back to HQ. The ankle was pissed off.

Pictured above is part of Colors Park, where graffiti and street artists are invited to add their flourished to the place. Great spot this.

– photo by Mitch Waxman

Another CSX train shot past me, and I’m sorry to say that running over to and climbing on top of a series of concrete jersey barriers to get the shot isn’t in the cards at the moment.

When crossing streets or just moving around the world right now, I have to constantly say ‘Mitch, you can’t run right now’ to myself. You know things are serious when my inner voice addresses me by name.

– photo by Mitch Waxman

The end of this scuttle, and the last shot from this particular excursion. At the right is the City’s jail. The Liberty and Panhandle Bridges are in the center, and Downtown Pittsburgh is in the background. That’s the Monongahela River, of course.

Back tomorrow with something different – at this – your Newtown Pentacle.


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