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When all the red tail-lights become a blur, the traffic reports on the radio sound like a disaster announcement and all the street signs fade to black ... maybe it's time to think about where you are and what you can do to regain your perspective on what life is all about.
Passengers at Włoszakowice board the 77200 06:18 Wolsztyn to Leszno weekday service on 6th December 2017, the last steam-hauled commuter train service in the world and expected to finish in 2019. The driver of 2-6-2 Ol49-69 looks out in anticipation of a quick departure from this popular commuting station. Tender-first working for one leg of the return diagrams from Wolsztyn shed have been the normal operating procedure on these services over the last two years, saving the additional cost demanded by PKP Cargo for using their turntable at Leszno depot.
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Blick durch dreckige S-Bahn-Fenster.
Irgendwie unterbelichtete Serienaufnahme.
Reflections on the trains dirty windows.
Somehow underexposed serial shot
Commuting has come a long way from city gents in suits reading the newspaper. In 2020 it is all mobiles, laptops and of course a face covering!