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Monday, March 24, 2014
"Riding The Radials"
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Fabulous! Love the folk hanging off the side!
Sweet
This is one heck of a mural...looks like that track used to come right where the pavement begins. It's a terrific perspective and the people help put everything in context. Reminds me of the trams in Los Angeles when I was a kid.
My first thought was, "Oh, no! Train wreck!"
Really cool that one, looks like it is going to push the car out the way, I even looed for the lines to go past the car.
What is that car doing parked on the tracks?
So good! What a wonderful capture.
nice one. like it.
also thank you for the information.
Cheers
feyza
It is quite vivid... and the style is old fashioned.
I recall a train museum up near Guelph... I assume there might be something about the line there.
This is really great! Here you can still find some of the old yellow trams working and I hope they will keep them in use for many more years.
If they were still operating today a lot of transit problems would be solved.
Love it! Too bad you couldn't get one without the car. I could almost get into the old-timey atmosphere without it. :)
Hi Pat. Thanks for your nice comment. I would just respond by saying, "Of course!" :))
Oh bugger, I think cities need that kind of transportation! It's a super mural and it must feel strange to park beneath it, like you're on a collision track!
Love the islington murals, used to pass them every day going to work!
Don't miss working LOL!
Kuna is so darn talented. Really like the opposing forces of the train and car. Thanks for contributing to this week's Monday Mural.
This is quite nice. I like the detail. The boy hanging off the side has an interesting look on his face, kind of like he is daring anyone to tell him he can't do that!
A part of me wishes I were old enough to remember these lines (except then I probably wouldn't be alive today to blog about it!)
That's a nice one. Too bad it has a parking space in front of it.
Fantastic detail, make me feel nervous for the car parked in front of it!
o that is wonderful!
A wonderful mural. If I ever rode on a streetcar like this, it was as an infant, because I don't remember and there's no one left to ask.
However, I remember all the family legends about streetcars in Vancouver, BC, before I was born. My favourite was my grandfather chasing the streetcar after miscalculating the time he'd spent courting my grandmother. One of his brothers happened to be on the car (the last one of the night). He heard the footsteps, and had the car stopped to pick up the young lover.
K
Ha, this is really a good shot!
That seems good ... stop. because they will crash :)))
This is a beauty. You have shown Kuna's work before and I remember thinking that he is good at doing these murals.
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