The Weekly Challenge is Saturated.
The Hudson River Greenway bike path which, oddly, runs along The Hudson has to take a detour from 135th Street to 145th Street because of the giant sewage treatment plant that Riverbank State Park is built on. While wandering down the path this summer I came upon a graveyard of outdated, nay ancient technology.
I stopped to admire it and take some shots.
As I shot many people were going by and paying no attention.
Then an eight or nine-year old girl and her dad walked by.
She stopped dead in her tracks.
“What the heck are those Daddy?”
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Filed under: Photography Tagged: Bike Path, graveyard, Hudson River, payphones, postaday2013, Riverbank State Park, sewage, Technology, Weekly Photo Challenge.
