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Shadows engulf the Huson bridge east of Wrenshall with just enough light to illuminate the Rapids Turn with a pair of Burlington Northern painted SD40-2's leading the charge.
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Back in 2001 the 2 Wells jobs worked days and nights. The day job made an Austin turn out of Wells, then the night job would make a Jackson turn. Here the 948 day job is westbound for Wells with empties for the west end to be spot by the night job. The train is about to pass under Interstate 90 between Armstrong and Alden. Back in Scanned Slide from June 2001.
Merchant Navy Pacific 35013 charges through Boscombe with a 2-hour Waterloo to Bournemouth express on 8th April 1964. Hampshire, England.
A pair of leased CEFX SD9043MAC's take 155 loads of raw iron ore east past M.P. 23 bound for the processing mill at Silver Bay, MN.
Country: Mongolia
Location: Ulaanuul
Train: heading south to the chinese border / with UBTZ 2TE25KM
DIe Wüste Gobi - Steppe, Sand, hügelig - und immer wieder mal durchquert ein Wadi die Landschaft. Das kommt auf diesem Bild alles sehr gut zur Geltung.
Wir sind südlich von Ulaanuul und dieser Containerzug fährt südwärts zur Chinesischen Grenze. Gerade in diesem Abschnitt liegt eine kleine Geländekante, man sieht es kaum. Die Strecke führt hier stetig bergauf und die Züge sind nicht wahnsinnig schnell unterwegs.
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L506 with its dependable pair of SD60's heading to Withrow through Longville Park in White Bear Lake, MN.
Country: Monglia
Location: Mandal
Train: Freight Train heading North
Ein Kohlezug fährt durch die hügelige Steppe der Nordmongolei in Richtung Russische Grenze.
Das Bild enstand direkt neben dem Zelt. Wir haben diese Nacht auf dieser Hügelflanke verbracht und konnten direkt nach dem aufstehen die ersten Bilder machen - praktisch :-).
A train of still steaming taconite pellet loads slow down at Munger as they begin the approach into Proctor yard. In the lead is a classic SD40-2W, still bearing the North America paint scheme as well as its as delivered class lights.
Rock picking on north shore beaches is a tradition with so many types of rocks to pick through: unnaturally round black basalt, granite, rhyolite with quartz shining in the pockmarks, and prized agates. Each summer we stop at one of the beaches on the road and and I sit sifting through rocks as long as my family will let me and I come home with a small bag of rocks to add my collection. What better way to fill all of the Hendricks gin cups that come home with me from duty free?
More than you want to know... if you’re wondering why the water has a root beer color is due to natural organic materials in the water, from the partial decay of plants and algae. If more of that is present, the more brown the water will be. Also the more rainfall the less transparent the water will be which was the case in this image. I took this shot just minutes after about 6 or 8 hours of rain.