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2006-03-04 22:29 Brianvdb 640×480× (117794 bytes) Photo taken by brianvdb on March 4, 2006. Metal screens designed by San Jose, CA artist Diana Pumpelly Bates that adorn the Bascom station of the Santa Clara VTA light rail system.
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