Red bonnet hydrant

 

White body with red bonnet and outlet caps

  

This smooth-top fire hydrant "catches some rays" while steadfastly awaiting a call to duty.

 

Budd and buddy

 

"Stripey" and "Red"

The Budd car (BC-15) has a friend - a red (number 120) interurban car.

 

The red (No. 120) car is a Model 55 gasoline car that was built by the J. G. Brill Company of Philadelphia.  It went in to service in 1929 as a track inspection (Sperry Rail Service No. 105).  During WWII, it served as munitions car for Remington Arms.  Later, it was painted bright yellow and was at the Branford Electric Railway Association before ending up at a trolley museum.  At present, it is here.

 

This rail yard scene is presented as a relaxed view 3d stereograph. 

 

Seldom scene

 

Red door (sunlit)

 

This red door at the back of the building is seldom seen.  This scene is of more interest than what is seen at the front of the building.

 

 

 

Produce waste bins

 

Fill 'em up 'n' throw 'em out

At the back of a market, a row just installed and still clean bright orange-red bins stands ready to receive the wasted organic and produce food products.  The chain keeps scavengers from scrounging from the bins.