Just Tracks And A Fence (photographed by Gloria Buono-Daly, NYC, 2004) captures a rusted fence atop the 96th Street overpass, overlooking the Metro-North train tracks. The rust speaks to aging — no longer pristine, yet full of character and beauty. The fence serves as a metaphor for life’s boundaries, reminding us to pause, find stillness amid movement, and stay mindful of our direction. It’s a quiet dialogue between decay and resilience, caution and momentum.
Just Tracks And A Fence by Gloria Buono-Daly
(posted in a section of my blog in 2004)
The rust on the fence symbolizes aging no longer resilient yet still cool and beautiful; fence atop railroad a reminder sometimes we need to stop and enjoy the beauty, be cautious and stay on track.
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