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Largs, North Ayrshire, Scotland
Largs is a town on the Firth of Clyde in North Ayrshire, Scotland, about 33 mi from Glasgow. The original name means "the slopes" in Scottish Gaelic. A popular seaside resort with a pier, the town markets itself on its historic links with the Vikings and an annual festival is held each year in early September.Wikipedia
impressions @ riverside
old ferry terminal - in use until 2002
Hamburg Altona, Fischmarkt
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IT 1501 northbound near Collinsville, Il. with a transfer from McKinley Yard to Federal Yard. (810220)*
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It's inevitable in this city - Hurry up and wait! A short timer shoots down main 1 at the O'hare Transfer Metra stop, as 2 northbounds look on. Who goes next is anyone's guess? The purchase of the EJ&E ironed this issue out here, and just moved it out to the J mainline, most days it looks like this but just further out in the burbs - as this spot has become extremely quiet for freight traffic.
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The TRRA hump job pulls out of Madison Yard for headroom with a pair of SD40-2s while another TRRA job gets to work with a pair of GP38-3's and an SD40.
December 31, 2016.
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Argentina Buenos Aires CABA Flores, Terminal del subterraneo linea A, estacion San Pedrito
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SM42-2258 leaves its depot shortly after firing up to start work on the ore terminal in the Gdańsk harbour.
The whole reloading area in Gdańsk was built with the intention of exporting coal from the south of Poland, transferred via the Magistrala Węglowa to the harbours in the north. After the big political and economical changes at the end of the 20th century, it was refitted to also serve the purpose of loading trains with imported coal. Along with the ongoing process of shutting down the coal mines, the export of coal decreased drastically, and right now, the terminal serves almost only as a loading place for trains, which head south.
The whole coal yard, as seen on the picture, has been in a deteriorating state vor years now. The tracks became overgrown, rails are rusting and bending. Just down of the frame, there are leftovers of an old snowplow, used for clearing track during the winter season. However, among this chaos is a hidden gem of railway infrastructure - Bäseler type switches (also known as "Outside slip switches"), just like the one under the locomotive. They are certainly a rarity, as I don't know any other places in Poland where you can see them. The place in which they're in is a big riddle too, as from what I could read online, they were mostly used because they could handle higher speeds as the classic double slip switches.
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TRRA's 201 job made quick work of departing Madison Yard and rolling through St. Louis on this late afternoon. With the early sunsets, it's a tough job to catch with any daylight. We found some rays of light at Compton Ave and luckily, nothing was parked on any of the "High Speed" tracks.
01-11-2025
A Terminal Railroad Association passenger special heads back to St. Louis Union Station with a pair of GP38-2's under the historic Eads Bridge.
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This terminal was still on but it really looked like there wasn’t any activity.
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Blue hour at Container Terminal Tollerort in Hamburg.
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The River Terminal Railway was an industrial road in downtown Cleveland, Ohio, serving parent Republic Steel’s works on the west bank of the Cuyahoga River. The RT’s bicentennial contribution was a little different from the usual red, white and blue fare offered up by most railroads. Instead they applied a stylized “76” in their standard blue and yellow to the radiator grille of SW7 76.
I boldly took this shot from a moving ferry as it approached the Passenger Terminal at Sydney's Circular Quay. Was surprised at what I got considering the the light and movement of the ferry.
Getting underway from the Mistersky fuel dock in Detroit, The WILFRED SYKES passes the old Detroit Harbor Terminals warehouse that is currently being demolished.
Union Terminal in Cincinnati, Ohio has a significant amount of history behind it. Its Art Deco halls have hosted everything from trains, to movie theaters, to a department store. It's now home to several prominent museums on its lower floors. Its interior dome is one of the largest in the world.
I stood all the way in one of the corners of the lobby and took about twenty photos to create this panoramic view including the terminal's concentric ceiling.
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