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The double culvert under this trestle along Brant Road near Cima bears two different date inscriptions

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7824-brant-road.jpg Nice to see a few cheerful orange desert-mallow flowers again, this time framing my glance toward Butcher Knife CanyonThumbnailsAs I approach Cima, another freight train churns by, a few feet away from me as I ride along Brant RoadNice to see a few cheerful orange desert-mallow flowers again, this time framing my glance toward Butcher Knife CanyonThumbnailsAs I approach Cima, another freight train churns by, a few feet away from me as I ride along Brant RoadNice to see a few cheerful orange desert-mallow flowers again, this time framing my glance toward Butcher Knife CanyonThumbnailsAs I approach Cima, another freight train churns by, a few feet away from me as I ride along Brant RoadNice to see a few cheerful orange desert-mallow flowers again, this time framing my glance toward Butcher Knife CanyonThumbnailsAs I approach Cima, another freight train churns by, a few feet away from me as I ride along Brant RoadNice to see a few cheerful orange desert-mallow flowers again, this time framing my glance toward Butcher Knife CanyonThumbnailsAs I approach Cima, another freight train churns by, a few feet away from me as I ride along Brant Road

The left culvert is labelled 1928, while the right displays 1926.