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A desolate and eerie calm hangs over what was once a steady divisional point at Hawk Junction. The station seems all but abandoned. The unkept station platform has weeds and moss growing along the building where baggage carts once waited to aid in loading and unloading at train time, rocks and glass litter the rest. The only tenants now are the yellow jackets nesting underneath one of the green light fixtures. Isolated showers pass through the area. The mood is solemn. Barely even a chirp from main reservoir from the parked locomotive out front. These late summer days in 2021 see little action. No thru freights run anymore between Hearst and Sault Ste. Marie and the "Tour of the Line" passenger is six years removed from operating. Still being the home terminal for the few remaining former ACR employees, the crew will go on duty in the evening Tuesdays and Thursdays at Hawk, running light up to Oba to lift their traffic for Hearst and perhaps have cars destined for log loading, returning Wednesday and Fridays ex Hearst. They setoff their traffic in the yard at Oba before returning to Hawk Junction- again, usually light power. Although the sale of the line has been agreed upon, pending regulatory approval, these waning days of CN's ownership look bleak.
CN 8806
CN 571/572
Hawk Junction, CN Soo Sub
Hawk Junction, Ontario
August 29, 2021
An abandoned house in Hafnir, a small village near Keflavik airport. Yet another shot from the very fruitful flickr phototrip to Reykjanes. Same old processing of a 3 exposure HDR.
The highway south of Wood Mountain is an awesome stretch of desolation and emptiness. I definitely want to spend more time down here in the future.
Wood Mountain, Saskatchewan
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Desolation Wilderness, Ca.
This is a sunrise the day after a phenomenal sunset. I got lucky to have a cloud layer hovering on the horizon exactly where the sun was rising. The clouds broke up enough to get this sunburst through the trees. What really caught my eye was the framing with the clouds...and of course the reflection!
This was a two exposure manual blend.
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this was on christmas morning
so desolate really lovely....
it was a shopping mall figures
it figures triggers some heavenly depression in me..yup ya'll i
don't really dig chain anything.
hopped out of the car to get
some shots
my ride had to halt stop i giggled.
The oh-so-ironic Lake Aloha in California's Desolation Wilderness. Despite the raw and unforgiving appearance of this area, I found a powerful kind of calming energy to it as I sat and watched the sunset turn into a starry night.
Desolation Sound Aug 2008
Desolation Sound Aug 2008
desolation sound aug 2008
desolation sound aug 2008
I don't usually do the self-portrait thing.
I love the sound of an abandoned place.
The smell of mildew and rotting wood.
Water damage.
Creaky floors.
Remnants of the past.
Desolation Peaks, erosional features in the Mummy Range. East Desolation Peak, on the right, is the true summit at 12,849 ft. Rocky Mountain National Park. Larimer Co., Colo.
Desolate Oasis
Willis Creek
Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument
Utah
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Taken at Desolation Nowhere Halloween Sim: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Deadlands/135/159/23
Taken by Drew Drakul-Blackheart, Co-Owner of Drakul-Blackheart Imagery Studios.
#3 of 3 on the tiny farming village of St. Luke, Virginia, in the northern Shenandoah Valley not far from the West Virginia state line.
Like in many rural farming communities, economic times in St Luke are difficult and have been for a while. But the area is incredibly beautiful and the people who inhabit it are solid, hardworking, and gracious. They manage, somehow, in their little corner of paradise.
#93 performs a runby northeast of town. Beyond the train stretches the remote, desolate Steptoe Valley.
Olympus XA1
Kodak Gold 200 Film (expired, date unknown)
As if the beach was not full of desolation enough, darkness came creeping up from the edge of the earth to lay claim to sea and shore.