
Tracks leading in and out of downtown. Hopefully soon, they will not be so quiet.

Tracks leading in and out of downtown. Hopefully soon, they will not be so quiet.

RBC reflection

The Raleigh water tower was built in 1887. It now houses the N.C. Chapter of the American Institute of Architects.

This is the dinosaur skeleton inside the North Carolina Natural Science Museum.
Wide view of The Hue construction.

Raleigh Police, Mounted Patrol


Is it..an arrow?….a white tree?….or does it open at night to let the aliens fly in? You decide.
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[UPDATE: 11:45 PM]
So I post this article and then check up on my blog reader to catch up on things. Turns out Goodnight, Raleigh has the same picture (at night of course) so this must be a hot topic. Make sure and jump over to John’s photo blog (phlog?) to see this and more excellent pics at night. Is the goodafternoonraleigh.com domain available?

Look at all that room for more tracks. The recent release of the final report from the Special Transit Advisory Commission (STAC) involves a train running through this corridor.