I was looking at Nashua Yard on Google Earth today and I noticed something. Those Panoramio images were everywhere in the yard. I started clicking on them, and they all turned out to be photos of graffiti on the rolling stock. There's photos of this on most nearby bridges as well, but it seems to be mostly on railroad property.
I see all the graffiti going by every time I watch a train go by. I'm often impressed by the thought that went into a lot of it. I don't condone defacing railroad property by any means, but like it or not, graffiti is an everyday part of railroading in this era. It's amazing to see how much of it is out there, but to see photos taken from inside the yard will really give the perspective of the lengths some people go to get their artwork out there.
I see all the graffiti going by every time I watch a train go by. I'm often impressed by the thought that went into a lot of it. I don't condone defacing railroad property by any means, but like it or not, graffiti is an everyday part of railroading in this era. It's amazing to see how much of it is out there, but to see photos taken from inside the yard will really give the perspective of the lengths some people go to get their artwork out there.
Trains aren't dangerous, it's lack of common sense that's dangerous.