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I think there's something really poetic in the way trolley tracks interact throughout the city. Intersections where two lines cross create great steel curves and shapes, like unintended works of art. While there's lots of tracks in Philly that are no longer frequented by their trolleys, the ones in these pictures (taken along Lancaster Ave. and Baltimore Ave.) are still in service.
The only downside - getting stuck while biking! This article has been viewed 1052 times in the last 13 months serlingrod: 26th Jun 2008 - 19:36 GMTwow, way before the days of Penntrification. where abouts did you live? luna park: 27th Jun 2008 - 11:22 GMTi lived at 45th and spruce. did 2 years in a phd program at penn, but dropped out after the masters because i couldn't stand it. Comment on this article..[previous] :: [next] |
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