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The Stour Valley Line between Birmingham and Wolverhampton follows the route of Thomas Telford's Birmingham New Main Line Canal, which was completed in 1838, fourteen years before the opening of the competing railway line. The proximity of the railway to the canal is well illustrated at Dudley Port, where on a bright February day in 1984 an unidentified Class 310 EMU is seen calling at the station with a Birmingham New Street - Wolverhampton local service. Copyright Photograph John Whitehouse - all rights reserved
Manx Electric Railway tram motorcars No.21 & No.32 climb out of Douglas working the morning parallel run through to Groudle.
A city long abandoned and claimed by the surrounding lush vegetation is slowly being choked to rubble, returning it to the earth it was from.
This model was made for innovaLUG's Style It Up contest , the category this week was symmetry.
3526 passes Metford Station with a Hunter Valley Steamfest Shuttle paralleled by a Hunter Car set on 10th April 2011.
Gonda WDM3A chugs away with the passenger to Varanasi City while trailing it were twin UDL ALCos with a heavy load of BCNHL rake.
Zoom the pic in full resolution and you will find the train at the back flying above the tracks.. :P
Nothing to worry, thats an effect of a hot day and hot atmosphere where light rays bend towards the horizon creating a mirage type effect where the subject seems to be floating above the surface.
Two parallel runs in two consecutive shots!
Leading its first mainline train of 2025, K183 accelerates away from South Yarra on the Caulfield Through lines, just barely out-pacing Metro Trains Comeng set 472M-1086T-471M-430M-1065T-431M running an up Sandringham Service as it leads A2 986 on train 8542, the return of Steamrail's first Moomba Shuttle to Glen Huntly. 9/3/25
Taken near the Brick Filed at Bosila Ghat, Muhammadpur, Dhaka, Bangladesh.
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Blutenburg Castle
is an old ducal country seat in the west of Munich, Germany, on the banks of river Würm.
The castle was built between two arms of the River Würm for Duke Albert III, Duke of Bavaria in 1438–39 as a hunting-lodge, replacing an older castle burned down in war.
The main building became derelict during the Thirty Years War, but was rebuilt in 1680–81.
The castle is still surrounded by a ring wall with four towers.
@Wikipedia