I think we might have seen this one before... or one like it at least. But for those who haven't:
http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source= ... 69,,0,10.6
Here is a picture including it on RailPictures, which brought it to my attention:
http://www.railpictures.net/viewphoto.php?id=355611
Monster cantilever
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Re: Monster cantilever
Look at this. It's a short distance down the street.
http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source= ... 27509&z=15
http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source= ... 27509&z=15
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Re: Monster cantilever
That cantilever is like 
Re: Monster cantilever
That's absurd. Hope an 18 wheeler doesn't head down that street. That "cantilever" looks a little low.SirKrunch wrote:Follow further still... and get a load of these...
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Wow, lots of strange stuff around there.
Check this mix of old and new out... even a SORS sign! And look how much stuff is on these too!
Check this mix of old and new out... even a SORS sign! And look how much stuff is on these too!
Well, 
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Those "cantilevers" look to me like a bracket meant for a streetlight. Dang... they must have been low on cash or something and made due with what they couldSirKrunch wrote:Follow further still... and get a load of these...
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Agreed, because looking close at the coloring, the poles they're mounted on appear to be wood.cabman701 wrote:Those "cantilevers" look to me like a bracket meant for a streetlight. Dang... they must have been low on cash or something and made due with what they could
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