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Riding in the backseat with the devil
I'm chained, I'm chained
Riding down the dark street with the devil
I'm chained, I'm chained
Everybody's got something to live for
That's alright, that's alright
But is there one thing in this world
That you would die for right now, right now
If you believe in the things that make you afraid
You'll be running in circles
You'll be running away
If you believe in the things that matter today
To have a tomorrow
Gotta break through the chains
Oh-oh, oh-oh, I'm chained, I'm chained
Everybody wants a revelation
That's alright, it's alright
An with a world that's crying out for you attention
Right now, right now
If you believe in the things that matter today
(If you believe it)
To have a tomorrow
You gotta break through the chains
(If you believe it)
If you believe in the things that make you afraid
(If you believe it)
You'll be running in circles
You'll be running away
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Montana Rail Link’s Helena local with eight cars flies up Winston Hill at milepost 215 east of Winston, Montana, on the afternoon of June 25, 2020. MRL EMD GP9 No. 109 was built in February 1955 for Northern Pacific, and on the day of this photograph, the venerable Geep is still earning its keep 65 years later.
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・Snap - `GR wark`
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Montana Rail Link EMD GP35 No. 404 heads up the Harrison branch light engine to retrieve a pair of empty fertilizer cars at the Harrison Elevator on June 27, 2023. To the southwest in the background, clouds build over the impressive Tobacco Root Mountain range.
An eastbound Burlington Northern Santa Fe freight soars over 797-foot Marent Trestle east of Evaro, Montana, on the afternoon of July 2, 2000. This is Montana Rail Link’s tallest bridge at 226 feet high, and and is located on the eastern grade of Evaro Hill on the Tenth Subdivision west of Missoula.
The Bridge of Peace, a pedestrian footbridge spanning the Kura river linking Rike Park with Old town Tbilisi
The open water surrounded by a partially ice-covered inlet of Trout Creek into the Clark Fork is dead calm, and reflects an eastbound BNSF coal train crossing Montana Rail Link’s Bridge 55 at Trout Creek, Montana, on January 27, 2020.
With the acquisition of Montana Rail Link by BNSF the sight of MRL liveries locos will become history. Dominating this wide angle view is MRL 500, a fifty year old veteran.
Montana Rail Link (MRL) 4408 and 4406, a pair of SD70ACEs, are seen with the returning Day Gas from Thompson Falls to Missoula, Montana near Ravalli, MT.
24 September 2022
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Terwijl links zojuist een RE6 van de Mitteldeutsche Regiobahn (MRB) uit Chemnitz is binnengelopen, staat rechts de MRB ER20-015 onder één van de overkappingen van station Leipzig Hbf gereed om als RE6 naar Chemnitz te vertrekken.
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Montana Rail Link's nightly LAUBOZ-20 rolls by the pair of abandoned grain elevators, at Reed Point on 10/20/2022.
LAUBOZ was one of the cooler trains on MRL, being high priority and often lead by a pair of SD40-2XR's, the train would make good time out of Laurel in perfect lighting.
However, the job would be cut after the Twin Bridges derailment/collapse and the traffic lumped onto the ML and LM. BNSF did revive the job, however I am not certain if its still around or not.
Montana Rail Link
Train: LAUBOZ-20
10/20/2022
Reed Point, MT
MRL 2nd Subdivision
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"Tandoori sieh mal, wo ist denn nur der Prinz von Dornröschen ?"
"Ach Pezi, das Buch ist schon sehr alt. Es gehörte bereits Mama Ursula als sie noch ein Kind war. Der Prinz ist leider inzwischen schon verloren gegangen. Hast Du schon bemerkt, das ist ein Aufklappbuch!"
Rechtes Foto:
"Pezi, zieh fester, dann kommt die Hexe aus dem Haus!"
"Hau ruck - ich sehe sie schon Tandoori, aber wo ist denn Dornröschen ?"
"Sie steht vor dir, komm herüber zu mir, dann siehst du sie... "
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Left photo:
"Tandoori look, where is the prince of Sleeping Beauty ?"
"Oh, Pezi, that book is very old. It already belonged to Mummy Ursula when she was a child. Unfortunately, the prince has already been lost. Have you noticed, it's a Pop up book!"
Right photo:
"Pezi, pull harder and the witch will come out of the house!"
"Heave ho - I can already see her Tandoori, but where is Sleeping Beauty ?"
"She's in front of you, come over to me and you'll see her.... "
Saw this today out on one of the ponds on Bookham Common - got the bike out today for the first time for ages .
The Common is a National Trust area - a link to the NT page for more info !!
I went past this spot and there was a duck walking on water - on my way back there was still a duck walking on water ( same one or not , I do not Know ) ,so a shot was order of the day .
Please view large to check out her expression !!
As many opine for the days when the Bozeman Local ran like clockwork and with clean power, no doubt people such as Mark Hemphill yearn for when the MRL #405 plied the rails as DRGW #3047. Although the tonnage on this day won't make a dent in the speed, even with a 1.9% grade ahead, the #405 undoubtedly saw mountain territory in its previous life. The #3047 was one of 22 GP35's delivered to the DRGW between 1964/65. Like most of the GP35 fleet, it lasted just about 28 years, being retired in Dec 1993 along with 17 others. An interesting note is that all 22 GP35's were made to be trailing unit only in 1972, removing cab seats, toilets and radios. I am unsure if this lasted until their retirement or if they were made lead qualified again at some point. Thanks to utahrails.net for the great details! Its an interesting note that by now the #405 has spent close to or more time on the Montana Rail Link than it did the Denver and Rio Grande Western. Time marches on!
Montana Rail Link SD45 (rebuilt locomotive called a SD45-2) No. 328 heads back to Missoula light after setting out a “Jimbo” work train at Thompson Falls, Montana, on September 19, 2012. Unique caboose No. 1007 came from MRL’s sister railroad SRY Rail Link, and was originally from the British Columbia Hydro Railway.
The old railway track – and the Downs Link – were hidden away a little down the road and soon I was strolling along a path strewn with fallen leaves beautiful nestled in the South Downs just stunning and amazing views..
From inside a long-abandoned ranch building at Austin, Montana, is a view on a BNSF grain train slogging upgrade on Mullan Pass, assisted by a foursome of Montana Rail Link EMD SD70ACe manned helpers on the afternoon of July 5, 2021.
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Montana Rail Link’s Helena switch has two cars for the lime plant at Townsend, Montana, as it drops downgrade just west of town on June 30, 2017. Led by spiffy GP9 No. 109 and recently-repainted SD40-2XR (rebuilt SD40) No. 265, the Helena switch worked the cement plant on the Montana City branch and to Townsend.