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SUMMARY: Three men in overcoats standing between Denver, Boulder & Western Railroad (formerly Colorado and Northwestern) narrow gauge tracks and large snowbank; one man pointing skyward with umbrella, numerous initials inscribed in snowbank; ridge in background denuded of trees.
People seem to always wish to carve their initials into something, don't they? Whether it be snow, trees, or rocks.
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This may be the oldest graffiti I've ever seen. At least it would have melted.
Wonder how long it took for that snow and ice to melt.
My goodness, that's snow!! As Linda says, at least it will have melted.
It looks like there's nowhere to run if a train came along.
I thought it was rock outcrop until I saw the tree growing through it. Grafitti in the snow wouldn't stay here long.You might say, 'What's the point?'
Apparently the 18th century poet Lord Byron carved graffiti on The Parthenon!
Melting graffiti, there's a great idea. I haven't seen a bank of snow like that in a long time.
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