I
love trains. I love them. I love the way they look, the way they sound, the way they move, the way they photograph. There is just something about them. I'm still playing with my camera, hoping to eventually be able to get a really *good* train picture. Motion but clarity and detail, I know, I know. I might be asking for a lot and I am sure I will use up a whole lot of memory space trying to achieve it
(I am a perfectionist after all!) As a side note: I
DO NOT love the way the train cuts off one end of our city from the other when it goes through town (um....overpass anyone?????)!
And my elevators.
Aren't they beautiful?
I, for one, would be really sad if the city decided to blow them up.
Yes they are old, yes they are falling apart.
But oh the stories they could tell,
the things they have seen.
The history they have been a part of,
The beauty in them.
They remind me of days gone by.
A different time, and in many, many ways,
a different world.
Yes they are only buildings,
but they are buildings that are very much a part of this town's history.
Today was WONDERFUL. A blessing in every way. I am thankful and my heart is full tonight.
God is my everything and I am humbled by His mercy.
This post on a blog I read sums up Good Friday.
Go.
Read it.
Worship the One who sent His Son to die.
5 comments:
the train pics are great, they could be from years and years ago...
Thank you for your kind words. It's always my hope and prayer (and fervent belief) that God's Word will never return to Him empty, without accomplishing all His good pleasure... (Is. 55)
Blessings to you this Easter...
Susan
Katie...you're making me homesick! I love the grain elevators too... they're so much a part of home.
Happy Easter.
I also love the grain elevators. These pictures make me sad, as I miss TBay.
You would love my house though, we watch the trains from the window, LOL. Its not so cool when it wakes your kids late at night though. They are about two blocks away.
Love the tracks, the trains, the elevators ... so much history & they have always intrigued me :)
Here's to more wonderful opportunities to capture life in motion & standing still :)
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