Now I'm at the point where I hope you are reading the narrative with the image.  After having said that, there may not be too much to say about this picture.  I spotted this while on a walkabout in the marshaling area of the Northwest Railway Museum.  The majority of folks I know call it the train graveyard.  Most of it is blocked off by chain link fence (for insurance purposes)

What's visible can present quite a variety of color and texture depending on the time of day, season, etc.  This particular day was muted overcast, so I was looking primarily at graffiti and textures.  Of course, now that I have a macro lens, I will have to revisit this place and look at it with different results in mind.

When I was looking through my image library for the next feature, this one leapt out at me for a myriad of reasons.

My recent road trip took me right by Bay City.

The Twin Peaks Festival is coming up in a few weeks.

I know at least one person from Bay City, Michigan.

Will see her at the aforementioned Twin Peaks Festival.

Using my own convoluted brand of logic, These seemed like adequate reasons to feature this particular picture.

Nikon D3 and some sort of 50mm lens. (may have been a Nikkor G or a Zeiss Planar) 1/90th at f4.8

Industrial Works