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From The Long Way to Cleveland by jim katzin

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jim katzin commented on a photo in Day 7 - And on the seventh day...

Yes, it's a sub tribe of the Mohawk nation, I think.

1 year ago
jim katzin replied to a comment by Colin Baker on a photo in Day 6 - Exhaustion sets in

Colin, I often think about that night in the shredded paper. I think it was snowing by morning. It was very cold. And the old guy thought we were the young guys sent there to work with him.

1 year ago
Colin Baker commented on a photo in Day 12 - Getting past Buffalo

This is the St. Lawrence? I thought big ships traversed this, but maybe it’s smaller tugs and barges.

1 year ago
Colin Baker commented on a photo in Day 12 - Getting past Buffalo

An old pedestrian bridge?

1 year ago
Colin Baker commented on a photo in Day 11 - Following the Canal towards Tonawanda

Flush toilets? Lights? Wow. So some one is keeping things up. Sort of.

1 year ago
Colin Baker commented on a photo in Day 11 - Following the Canal towards Tonawanda

That one is goner.

1 year ago
Colin Baker commented on a photo in Day 11 - Following the Canal towards Tonawanda

Locks must be the most expensive part of the canal. Lots of stonework or concrete, and pumps to move water, depending on the direction of travel.

1 year ago
Colin Baker commented on a photo in Day 11 - Following the Canal towards Tonawanda

That’s a lot of water!

1 year ago
Colin Baker commented on a photo in Day 11 - Following the Canal towards Tonawanda

Nice but I will take the hills of Pennsylvania.

1 year ago
Colin Baker commented on a photo in Day 11 - Following the Canal towards Tonawanda

A major piece of work, the highway overpasses of the time.

1 year ago
Colin Baker commented on a photo in Day 11 - Following the Canal towards Tonawanda

The only tractors that big in Maine are up in Aroostook County where they farm huge tracts, usually for potatoes. A new tractor with special rigs for planting or harvesting 12 rows at a time can be $0.5 million or more. It takes a lot of potatoes to pay for that. So they have to farm thousands of acres. It’s kind of a vicious circle.

The rig in the pic is older and a local welder made the cab and is probably maintaining the rig. Saves a huge amount of money and risk for the farmer.

1 year ago
Bill Shaneyfelt commented on a photo in Day 11 - Following the Canal towards Tonawanda

Dames rocket

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hesperis_matronalis

1 year ago
Jonathan Dyer commented on a photo in Day 10 - A change in the weather (again)

Billionaires and corporations have done a fine job convincing the people that empathy is evil.

1 year ago
Jonathan Dyer commented on a photo in Day 10 - A change in the weather (again)

Yeah, thats not a campground, thats a trailer park. Necessity has overtaken leisure.

1 year ago
Jonathan Dyer commented on a photo in Day 9 - Some interesting sites, some boring roads

OSHA got some questions…

1 year ago