Other Side Of Gauntlet

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February 24, 2008

On a warm winter day, I took a walk on the levee system. Visited the other side of the Gauntlet. In the summer this area is overgrown with stinging nettles, Japanese Knotweed, and other thick plants.

Strange that one pier is stone when all others are concrete.

On the other side of the river is the old Laurel Line bridge.

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In the DL&W Scranton Station, 
now the Radisson,there are about
20 ceramic tile work mosaics around 
the main concourse of the building. 
The tile work pictures were supposed to
represent locations on the railroad.