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A late night train at the stop Colosseo, Rome.
The station is one of the busiest stations in the city. Trains every minute with clockwork precision. Millions of city dwellers residing in the suburbs alight at this station to get to their offices in the business districts of south Mumbai. Over 5 millions of passengers travel per day. Churchgate is the 5th busiest station in Mumbai.
CSX Waycross, GA - to - Fernandina Beach, FL local train A772 rolls east through Yulee, FL on 14 May 1994. The eclectic mix of former Chessie and Seaboard Coast Line power was common at this time but didn't last much longer after this shot was taken.
This former SAL line is now operated by the First Coast Railroad, a G&W clone.
I was bemoaning the fact that I've never been in the right place at the right time to photograph this train. Then, there it was, racing to Sheringham. It's the North Norfolk Railway, known as the Poppy Line. Straight from the camera
and 2 stars in the night sky
I am experimenting with different cameras
Too habituated to my SLR Nikon....
This Kodak brings a poetic shift to my recent photos...
"All I do is sit and cry
When the ev'nin' train goes by
I heard that lonesome whistle blow"
(Hank Williams, "(I Heard That) Lonesome Whistle")
Bland CSX train Q296 with about a thousand autoracks blasts under the Pennsy-era signals at MP 279, just east of downtown Indianapolis. Just look at that non-matching yellow touch up paint on the handrails. Classy!
North Bound CSX 'Tropicana Juice Train' on the James River Bridge at Richmond, VA.
This train brings the Juice everyday from Florida to New Jersey.
The light and the weather are failing quickly as former NdeM E60C-2 #EA022 leads Black Mesa & Lake Powell's afternoon loaded unit coal train west near Shonto, AZ. Note the rider in E60C #6006.
Interesting that the train ran faster loaded than empty, I'm guessing a restriction due to high winds in the area and the greater stability of the heavier train.