Alphabet Soup on Wheels
Alphabet soup (AKA graffiti) travels through East Gwillimbury on Canadian National tracks many times every day.
I am linking to Jenny Matlock at Alphabe-Thursday HERE
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26 comments:
This entry is so clever on your part. It started my morning with a smile.
Darla
I have noticed that just about every train car has some graffiti on it! Great post.
EG, your photos are always amazing. you have a style and flavor to your photos that's endearing and beautiful at the same time.
You make it look like art instead of vandalism. Very nice. :)
Clever indeed! I see plenty of graffiti over here too...
What a creative way to make us all smile today!
The graffiti is pretty neat. Thanks for a great capture.
I love the lettering style and creativity in graffiti! When we were in Washington D.C. and riding on the metro...I was glad that I had my camera with me...I took photos of the famous monuments, architecture...and some amazing graffiti!
Blessings & Aloha!
Thank you for stopping by!
I stared at this for a little while thinking I was looking at the railroad car and then it dawned on me what you had done - very unique!
Very cool! See much the same on the trains near my house. I love the vibrant colours and broad strokes of graffiti...definitey not an endeavour for the faint of heart...:)
That was really different. Enjoyed it.
very avant-garde! I didn't know graffiti was known as alphabet soup. Learn something on the internet every day! {:-Deb
Good one!
I am enjoying my grandsons' delight in the trains that roll through Kingston several times a day (I'm visiting here!). We have only the l&N railway on the Island, so it's a novelty.
Wow now that is a piece of work. Great shot.
Is that what you really call graffiti? I think that's an interesting name! I know several people who feel that graffiti is a form of art and would love to see those train cars :)
Great idea for this week's theme.
Graffiti often does have a very artistic feel to it.
Creative and fun!
Too bad that some people feel the need to leave their mark in such an ugly way. Ah well...
Great capture!
All the best, Boonie
Very clever!!! Great idea for Alphabet Soup. MB
Really original.
Good job!
=)
Hahahaha! I love it! What a clever post!!
Fantastic image! It's kind of neat to see it on a train.
Such cute graffiti...it's really neat-y (sorry, I couldn't help myself!)
What a sweet serving of Alphabet Soup this week. Thank you for the smile! Such a clever link!
A+++
Very cool and colorful. Check out Color Carnival if you have a chance.
http://reesspace.blogspot.com/2011/04/alphabe-thursday-abcd.html
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