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Here, you will find many street lights I photograph whenever I travel.
This website was founded on July 29, 2006

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4/23/2013 WE NOW HAVE A FACEBOOK PAGE!!! - Click here to visit our Facebook page. And be sure to "Like" us!.

4/20/2013 COMMUTES ARE BACK TO NORMAL!!! - The Boston Marathon bombing suspect has been captured and taken into custody in Watertown, MA, so we're back on for our Sunday Boston commutes.

2/20/2013 - NEW COMMUTE CHANGES! PLEASE READ! - Due to the recent death of my grandmother and because I will no longer be getting free rides home from Boston with my father in his truck to transport my bicycle home, effective Monday, February 25, 2013, the following Boston Commute changes go into effect:

WEEKDAYS:

Option 1: After Cummins Highway, bicycles must ride to Mattapan Station for MBTA bus 245 to Quincy Center and then transfer for 230 to Montello.

Option 2: Ride down Cummins Highway to Mattapan Square, turn left and follow River Street, turn left at Dorchester Avenue and follow Dorchester Avenue to Ashmont Station and get the MBTA bus 240 to Avon Square and then ride down North Main Street to return to Brockton. WEEKENDS: After Cummins Highway, bicycles will now follow American Legion Highway to Walk Hill Street, turn left, follow Walk Hill Street to Hyde Park Avenue to go to Forest Hills Station, board the MBTA Bus 16 to Andrew Station for the Red Line to Quincy Center or Braintree Station.

Note: If it’s Quincy Center Station we get off the Red Line subway at, we must be there by 2:20pm to ensure we make it for the 2:30pm departure of MBTA bus 230 to Montello Commuter Rail Station. But if the bus is missed at Quincy Center Station, ride to to the end at Braintree and get the bus to Montello there, and if missed, we ride our bikes all the way back to Brockton to get home, via Route 37 through Washington Street, Braintree and North/South Franklin Street, Holbrook.

11/6/2012 CITY OF BROCKTON PLANS TO BUY LED STREET LIGHTS! PLEASE READ!!! - Last night, I read in the local Enterprise that the city of Brockton (where I currently live) is planning to buy LED street lights. According to the article, "Purchase from National Grid could save $500,000 a year". The city of Brockton intends to execute a purchase agreement with National Grid at the start of 2013 to buy all of the city's street lights, allowing the city to pay a lower rate as owner of the lights. Under the plan, the city will buy the street lights from National Grid for an estimated $38,000. The city of Brockton can also see more savings on lighting costs if it chooses to install LED lights in the street lights. The move would require a large up-front expense, but could pay off over time. The city plans for the purchase in the 2012-2013 budget.... Stay tuned for further bulletin.

Since I don't drive a car, I take the following MBTA transit services: Commuter Rail train, Red/Orange/Blue Line subways and the bus! Click on the the above image to go to mbta.com

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