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Q016 headed East with CSXT #3298 leaves the Keystone Subdivision Low Grade (track 2) onto the Keystone Subdivision (track 1). Single track continues east until just past the daylighted Pinkerton Tunnel where it will go back to doubletrack.

This is the Milwaukee Road crossing over the Union Pacific Belvidere Branch.

 

ScotRail class 380 departing from Port Glasgow Station, InverClyde, Scotland, 2014. LP143219

Lower deck of the KCT bridge over the Kanas River.

manitou sherman firefly 150mm qr20

strobist style

manitou sherman firefly 150mm qr20

strobist style

Northern Rail class 144 traveling on the East Coast Main Line passing Ryther, North Yorkshire, England, 2016

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Saturday, 16 February 2013

 

29014 stands at the bay-platform at Clonsilla with the 1315hrs commuter service shuttle to M3 Parkway.

 

This service will take a connection out of the 1242hrs commuter service from Dublin Pearse to Maynooth.

 

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Westbound California Zephyr charges under the approach signal just west of Zearing, IL.

After finnaly hunting down a train, we get NS 18E passing the searchlights at the end of the doubletrack in Huntsville, Missouri.

Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria, England, 2014. LP142669

Of course after repositioning to get better light on eastbounds we get a westbound. BNSF 9287 west wheels up the river with taconite empties destined for northern Minnesota. October 9, 2011.

Killwinning station, North Ayrshire, Scotland, in 2014. The station opened in 1840 by the Glasgow, Paisley, Kilmarnock and Ayr Railway and was built as an interchange with traffic coming from Glasgow, Ayr and Ardrossan - later Largs.

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Killwinning station, North Ayrshire, Scotland, in 2014. The station opened in 1840 by the Glasgow, Paisley, Kilmarnock and Ayr Railway and was built as an interchange with traffic coming from Glasgow, Ayr and Ardrossan - later Largs.

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Arnside Signal Box and semaphore signal, Arnside, Cumbria, England, 2013. LP130790

Dresdner Parkeisenbahn, Zug mit Lok 1 auf dem zweigleisigen Streckenabschnitt.

 

Dresden Parkeisenbahn train with engine 1 on the double track section.

Along the Grand Trunk or Canadian National Railroad Tracks between Birmingham and Pontiac Michigan.

At first glance, this may just look like another one of the many rock trains headed to Houston each day to feed the immense demand for concrete. However, a second glance may notice the train is rolling through a railroad crossing with the gates up! At the time, UP was bringing the new "Main 1" of the Glidden Subdivision into service, which necessitated a suspension of all signals and railroad crossings over a roughly 7 mile portion of busy main line. So, flaggers were positioned at each of 13 crossings to protect cars from oncoming trains all day and all night for several days.

 

Eastbound Loaded Rock Train

UP SD70ACe #8754

UP C44AC #7185

 

Sugar Land, TX

May 23rd, 2016

8F locmotive No 8624 pictured passing through Quorn and Woodhouse station hauling a freight train at the Great Central railway.

Arnside Station, Cumbria, England, 2014. LP142622

The alleged 2nd shooter...

(EX-CNW Locomotive)I went across the tracks to take a picture of the train with the boxcars and this comes along. Direct Light

We're just turning off the road onto prime Thai singletrack. Our ride in Northern Thailand consisted of 10% paved road, 40% dirt or primitive road, 40% doubletrack (4 wheel drive) and 10% singletrack.

similar with Kertomenanggal - Surabaya..!!

Along the Grand Trunk or Canadian National Railroad Tracks between Birmingham and Pontiac Michigan.

Carnforth Station, Cumbria, England, 2014. LP142715

during stage seven of the 2010 Absa Cape Epic Mountain Bike stage race held in and around Oak Valley in the Western Cape, South Africa on the 27 March 2010

Photo by Sven Martin/SPORTZPICS

I rode up to Cathedral Park in St Johns for this week's coffee outside. From there I headed south to the Portland Farmers Market to get my breakfast burrito from Enchanted Sun.

 

As always I took a mildly circuitous route through alleys — some paved and some unpaved doubletrack. I rode some singletrack, sort of, through former industrial areas and even passed through a Superfund site.

 

I have this ride up on Ride with GPS: ridewithgps.com/trips/94537423

I rode up to Cathedral Park in St Johns for this week's coffee outside. From there I headed south to the Portland Farmers Market to get my breakfast burrito from Enchanted Sun.

 

As always I took a mildly circuitous route through alleys — some paved and some unpaved doubletrack. I rode some singletrack, sort of, through former industrial areas and even passed through a Superfund site.

 

I have this ride up on Ride with GPS: ridewithgps.com/trips/94537423

Mountain biking a TransAlp route from Zillergrund to Mayrhofen, Tirol. The Trail #45 coming down from Zillergrund is a mix of singletrack, doubletrack, and occasional asphalt.

Judging only by the CTC system, and doubletrack main with 155lb welded rail, you'd think this was a busy mainline. Far from it, this steam era relic only watches between 2 and 6 movements per day.

Grange-over-Sands Station, Cumbria, England, 2013. LP132715

Alta Via del Sale. In torrential downpour. For the whole day from 9 am to nightfall.

 

It was Alps Divide Day two for me. This weather was forecasted, but the extend and intensity was extraordinary. And it’s not me saying this. This came from quite a lot of very experienced people. Even people living in the UK and in Scotland and who have participated in events like Silkroad Mountain Race. E.g. both @Jennytough and @nielcopeland said this rain had broken the scale.

 

And wow - I literally rode through rivers running across the trails. At times just one side, at times on both sides. And it was chunky. As usual, the photos don’t do the real roughness of the surface justice. It was no mellow riding. It wouldn’t have even on good gravel surface as I did 3.400 meters of climbing on that day. But indeed it was a constant search for rideable lines over the chunky trails. Right through the middle of the streams running down the trails or next to it.

 

As long as I was moving and moving upwards the temperature weren’t that much of a problem. But for the descending parts the wet body had few reserves. Still not at the halfway mark, after quite a bit of a descending part and still 20 km from the next rifugio (i.e. more than 2 hours away) I was shivering so hard once stopped. Luckily I found a small opportunity to pull out my puffy jacket under a bit of shelter and put in on under my rain jacket. It took a while to stop shivering after staring to move again, but I finally could comfortably ā€žswimā€œ all the rest of the Via Sale. It took me until well after dusk, when the rain finally subsided a little above Tende but gave way to dense and wet fog.

 

This was quite the experience.

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#AlpsDivide

#whatevertheweather

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#weitradeln

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Resident to the GCR is Britannia class 70013 Oliver Cromwell and pictured passing Woodthorpe bridge at the Great Central Railway. The lcomotive was working during the railways Winter steam gala 2009, and was hauling a service to Leicester north.

Tuesday, May 17, 2011

 

Union Pacific Railroad

Geneva Metra Station

Geneva, Illinois

 

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Tuesday, 12 February 2013

 

View of the works at the former goods yard at Rathpeacon, which will see all the track lifted in the yard.

 

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