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There aren't a lot of places in southwest Minnesota where trains have to fight steep grades, but a notable exception is the climb southbound BNSF trains make along the Redwood River from Marshall to Florence. This train was struggling about as hard as any I've seen along here. It took 25 minutes to make the 8 miles between Russell and the US 14 overpass at Florence. It will soon be rolling downhill again through the hills of the Buffalo Ridge toward Pipestone.
I'm kind of obsessed with this tree, needing to photograph it each time I'm in the vicinity.
je suis un peu obsédée par cet arbre, ayant besoin de le prendre en photo à chaque fois je suis dans son coin.
A Southern Pacific CSUX coal empty climbs through the “S curves” at Crater, Colorado, on the afternoon of July 30, 1996. The head end with lone SP AC4400CW No. 298 has already passed through the cut that is visible at the top of the photo. Mid-train DPUs Nos. 217 and 371 climb between the curves in the middle, while rear DPUs follow below with Nos. 361 and 226.
During the late afternoon of 11th October 2008, LMS Stanier 'Black Five' 4-6-0 No. 45407 (running as former classmate 45487) battles up the grade towards Corrour, just edging into the sunlight as the shadows dance across the barren landscape of Rannnoch Moor near Camabreac waterfall.
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Not something i would want to do, even the guy standing on the top was making me nervous! I don't mind heights as long as feel safe!
and get their good tidings. Nature’s peace will flow into you as sunshine flows into trees.” – John Muir
Enjoying another awesome hike with beautiful & relaxing views. I took this one on our way to Courthouse Falls located in the Pisgah National Forest.
This bee was climbing all over, and only flying once in awhile. Not sure if he was saving energy or what, but he did eventually take off and disappear. All of his climbing did let me get in a few nice shots though.
picture taken from Giralda Tower, Seville, Andalucía, Spain
Best if seen in a large screen .... press "L"
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"Week 39 2026" "Thursday, September 24, 2026" "52 Weeks: The 2026 Edition" “Nature Macro”
This Hickory Tussock Moth Caterpillar was climbing an outside cottage wall, looking for a spot to spin its cocoon.
39/52 Weeks - Nature Macro
N&W J 611 climbs the Loops near Old Fort, North Carolina during it's April 10, 2016 trip to Ashville.
99 7240 is seen back in February with the first diagram of the morning, seen climbing one of the many bends between Drangatel and Drei Annen Hohne.
Northbound Reading and Northern train NRFF is passing the intermediate signal at MP LS 149 of modern day RBMN's Lehigh Division mainline at a spot on the railroad known as Berger's. Unlike the signals on the Reading Division which were all reinstalled by RBMN, the signals on the upper Lehigh Line date to NS, CR, and predecessors LV or CNJ.
'America's Freight Train' is climbing the 0.9% grade to Crestwood with a healthy sized train behind 5018 and 5019 dressed in the Fast Freight scheme. These locomotives are both rebuilt SD50-2s acquired from CSXT and Jan. 1983 and Mar. 1984 as Seaboard System 8507 and 8550 respectively. Trailing are SD40-2 3054 (ex CNW 6867 blt. Sep. 1974), SD50 5049 (ex MP/UP 5049 blt. Dec. 1084), SD40-2 3064 (ex NS 3550 originally blt. Sep. 1979 as BN 7194).
Luzerne County, Pennsylvania
Friday June 30, 2023
An eastbound coal drag grinds upgrade at "West End" near Tunnelton, WV. The grade at this point is around 2.17%.
jubilee class 45690 leander restarts from a water stop at plumley with a liverpool - scarborough excursion called the coast to coast
the train was diverted to run via hartford junction and the CLC line
leander slowly climbed away from plumley on the steep rise to knutsford and I was able to take several views
this is a previously unseen frame from that day
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Just a tree rat climbing a tree, taken June of this year at the Ravines Park.
Just down the road a piece from our picnic area there is an intersection and at this intersection were a store, restaurant and a rock climbing school with adventure guides. Anita stopped and went in to chat for a few minutes and came out all prepared to go rock climbing on Seneca Rocks. I told her I'd wait at the bottom and catch her if she falls......
Here is another photo taken at the viewing tower I visited today. There will be more, after all I risked my life to get these photos. I think this capture was taken on the first of three floors and I guess that was the moment when I asked myself for the first time if I had a screw loose. When I arrived at the top I KNEW that I had a screw loose.
No cat photo today, I had to take Cleo and Linus to the vet this afternoon and they aren't in the mood for photos. And Fynn is angry because he had to stay at home.