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I caught up with this . . the other day,
Switching lanes . . . I noticed something I’ve seen before
like here from a decade ago, and in many other posts like here. Of course, others become art objects for a while, maybe until they rust back into the earth.
Cars arrive from the factory on trucks, they depart from road use on trucks. I’m glad there was a traffic jam on the main avenue so that I could get the photos after parking along the access road.
There may be some crushed trucks on that trailer . . . not just cars.
All photos, WVD, who always keeps the camera on the passenger seat.
About a month ago, I posted on Brian Nicholas doing night work, a heavy metal job here.
Yesterday the tug had a different type of metal job. Notice how the crewman in the red jacket keeps busy enroute.
It’s a scrap metal tow; one scow carries the equivalent of ?? a dozen trailers?
When a tractor trailer is enroute, there’s no way to wash the windows, all the
windows. Bravo, Brian Nicholas.
All fotos by Will Van Dorp.
tugster: a waterblog 
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