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Finley River view Ozark,MO with trestle bridge and mill. The mill had been moved off it's foundation for restoration.
7/2/2018 Nikon D610 Nikon 18-35mm f/3.5-4.5
It is a steel viaduct built by the Erie Railroad between 1906 and 1909, and it spans the Moodna Creek valley at a height of 193 feet. Today, it carries both the Metro-North Port Jervis Line commuter trains and Norfolk Southern freight trains and is located near Salisbury Mills, NY.
The trestle bridge over the Rabbit River in Hamilton, Michigan.
Infrared: LifePixel Super Color filter (on a super-drab day). Channels reversed in Photoshop.
De-commissioned rail bridge, once used by coal trains is now a National Trust listed section of the Bass Coast Rail Trail. Stretching 91 metres across Bourne Creek, it marks the access point to Kilcunda Beach.
Traintours, 'The Welsh Thunderer' railtour from Staybridge had visited Pwllheli on 7th June 1986 but problems were encountered that resulted in the pair of Class 37/4s that had arrived with the 1J20 from London Euston being used to haul the railtour back to Shrewsbury. Recorded crossing the Afon Arto at Pensarn, 37428 & 37426 complete with headboard were sounding great!
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Joe and I ventured out into the country to check out the Battle River Railway trestle near Wainwright Alberta. It was a beautiful day for a drive and well worth the effort of climbing down the hill with our camera gear.
Aurizon's train 9811 has almost finished crossing the trestle bridge at Warra. It is a great site for photography of trains, but alas they are mostly coal trains these days.
Mine tailings on the east bank of Woady Yaloak Creek (formerly Smythes Creek) seen from Nimmons Bridge, Newtown on the Ballarat - Skipton Rail Trail.
BNSF's SUPNTW (Superior to Northtown freight) rolls across the Nemadji River trestle bridge at the start of the Hinckley Subdivision with a pair of Warbonnet painted B40-8Ws leading.
De-commissioned rail bridge, once used by coal trains is now a National Trust listed section of the Bass Coast Rail Trail. Stretching 91 metres across Bourne Creek, it marks the access point to Kilcunda Beach.
This second view is from the seaward side.
.... As I was taking photographs, a CPR freight train rumbled across the trestle bridge .... This train trestle / bridge crosses Wilket Creek at E.T. Seton Park in Leaside. It was constructed in the 1880s, when the CPR (Canadian Pacific Railway) came to Toronto, it carries one set of rails ....
Sunset view through the Pudding Creek trestle in Fort Bragg, CA. If you look closely you will see a guy looking for treasure with his metal detector while the sun sets behind him.
Scouting out possible future film shoot locations. Everything fell into place here.
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My last "Postcard from Mendocino" Flickr friends, in this set. I will now turn to responding to your visits and comments. Thanks so much for stopping by! After a time I will return with new photos of Venice and Paris. Ciao for now!!
Description: This is the view taken from a country road near my home. The Pacific marine layer of cool moist air creates a peaceful atmosphere in this part of the country. Like other residents along the west coast of the United States - from San Diego all the way up into Oregon and beyond - those of us who live here enjoy the refreshing sweet air brought in with the fog bank that constantly moves out to sea, or towards the coast, depending on the temperatures inland. Here in coastal Mendocino this mist, combined with the rural character of the county, makes one almost think of Ireland or the coast of Cornwall in England. However, unlike those places it is only green here for a few months during our rainy season. Then as the dry months set in, the hills turn to gold. This photo was taken on a typical morning in April, at dawn, from Albion Ridge.
The fog keeps us cool in summer, and for centuries it has nourished the giant redwoods.
I LOVE Puffing Billy and my pretty Trestle Bridge.
Considering how long it has taken me to get photos of this Melbourne Icon, its going to get posted.
I actually wonder if there ARE people who still go out and train spot.
When I was a kid I used to see them all the time on the railway bridges with little notebooks in hand scribbling away furiously. Even as a kid I could never understand what the fascination was.
STILL DON'T!!!!
Passengers starting their journey at Belgrave Station will experience Puffing Billy’s most famous landmark - the iconic Monbulk Creek trestle bridge.
puffingbilly.com.au
The bridge is classified by the National Trust
The Rail Bridge over Hanford's Creek is a rare opportunity to view a largely intact timber trestle bridge. The distinctive construction method used to build this bridge makes it architecturally significant to Victoria and is visited by train buffs from all over the country.
It was constructed for the Victorian Railways in 1890 by McDermott & Sons for the Victorian Railways along the Wandong-Bendigo line, near Pyalong.
The line was primarily used to deliver timber shafts to the Bendigo mines before it closed in 1968. Wool and sheep were also transported on this line.
Source:- www.mitchellshire.vic.gov.au/points-of-interest/old-trest...
97304 “John Tiley” drags 37668 back to Machynlleth from Porthmadog over the River Artro at Pensarn following further ERTMS tests over the weekend. 37668 is currently stabled at Machynlleth for these tests of its Hitachi ERTMS equipment.
Open swing bridge on the north arm of the Fraser River
River Road, Lulu Island, Richmond, British Columbia, Canada
CNR railway swing bridge.
Opened in 1931, the Canadian National Railway (CNR) steel truss swing span railway bridge over the north arm of the Fraser River in Metro Vancouver links Burnaby with Richmond and the south arm Vancouver Fraser Port Authority facilities on Lulu Island.
27 degrees
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Noojee Tresle Bridge, located not far from the Gippsland Village of Noojee, is 102 m long and 20 m high and is Victoria's tallest surviving timber trestle bridge. Built in 1919 to extend the train line from Nayook to Noojee the bridge is a legacy of the old railway that ran from Noojee to Warragul. Originally constructed in 1919 it was completely burnt down and rebuilt in 1939. More Information