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This sign is located at one of AT&T's Long Lines facilities, a nuclear-hardened communications network comprised of microwave towers and buried coaxial cable that span the United States.

Might this sign indicate the presence of the coaxial cable below? Or maybe newer, higher bandwidth fiber optics that serve the same purpose/client as the original? You could ask AT&T, but if they told you, they'd have to kill you.

(But you can find some information here!)

Containers wait to be moved at Norfolk Southern's Intermodal Truck/Rail Terminal outside of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. All of them are trying to answer the existential question: why am I here? Where am I going?

Gas supply pipes, part of US Steel's Mon Valley Works plant in Braddock, Pennsylvania. The plant makes, among other things, roll steel used in appliances.

The view from DS+R's rooftop, on 26th and 11th Avenue.

This view, looking south towards lower Manhattan gives you an idea of how many people were there to see the fireworks--notice the streets and the rivers. Both packed!