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Back in the easy peasy days of July 2012, an empty ballast train snakes past a long train of empty coal hoppers. Life was so much easier back then; I never knew I was alive.
Coal that was mined in the western part of Virginia and West Virginia moves through Richmond on its way to the coast where it will be loaded on ships and sold overseas.
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Taken at Wolseley Nature Centre
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Loaded hoppers streak past as their Norfolk Southern train fights the grades of the Pittsburgh Line.
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Another Coaltit shot from the garden.
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122 Koreans were confirmed to have died after being taken to work in coal mines on Hashima Island.
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An eastbound Chicago & North Western coal train passes through farmland west of De Kalb, Illinois, on October 9, 1994. A shiny, new combine stands idle for a moment as a farmer takes a break during harvest time. Those “lightning stripe” Dash 9s sure looked nice back-to-back.
-The Number 9 Coal Mine was opened in 1855 by the Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company. It was the World’s Longest-Operating Coal Mine. The mine featured miles of tunnels and went as far as 800 feet below the surface. It produced a significant amount of anthracite coal from the Panther Valley’s Mammoth Vein in Carbon County, PA.
In 1972, the mine was officially closed. 1992, 20 years after closing for business, the Number 9 Coal Mine was opened for tours to those wanting to learn more about this industry that built Northeastern Pennsylvania. - (Source: Uncovering PA)
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"Coal handling building" of an abandoned coal mine (1916-1969) - Belgium
The mine could extract 145000 tons every year. The buildings have the same architecture (brickstone and reinforced concrete) and have been built in 1934. In the 60s, the capacity of the coal mine has been reduced, in 1963, it could only extracts 83000 tons per year. It has been definitively closed on March 31, 1969.
An eastbound local out of Phippsburg rounds the horseshoe curve at Coal Creek Canyon as it descends the Front Range towards Denver, CO.
Taken at Wolseley Nature Centre, Staffordshire.
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