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In there harsh environments you need to natural resources for a lot of conventional stuff. One of the examples is cool storage room. As it happens there is lakes nearby ground is cool and fresh. Also it is made from rock, so it is perfect for storing.
An Escanaba & Lake Superior SD9 shoves storage cars up the original E&LS Wells to Channing mainline along the Escanaba River at Groos, Michigan.
Between Groos and Channing, the line is largely out of service except for short sections used for car storage at each end.
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From a stay-at-home photo walk (due to the general lock down in Denmark) set up for members of a Danish Facebook group - May 02, 2020.
The Oregon side of the Reedsburg Sub typically sits dormant from roughly November to April due to the only customer being Lycon, who only receives cars during the warmer months of the year. However, there is the occasional storage move that knocks the rust (and snow) off the rails.
In this photo, WAMX 4176 leads an empty crude oil train into Yard Limits just outside of Oregon. The WAMX 4187 and a spacer were on the opposite end of the train.
Upon arriving in Oregon, the crew cut the 4176 away, and run light engine East towards Brooklyn to clear the flangeways of snow and ice. After returning to Oregon, the 4176 was tucked into the pass track. The conductor hopped on the point of the tanks, and he and the engineer on the 4187 shoved the cars towards Brooklyn where they would be stored for a number of months.
Emporia, Kansas. This was a tough back lit shot. It was such a striking building offering a redundant service and great font. I could not resist taking it.
Here we have the RBMN storage line with a bunch of Norfolk southern engines sitting ready to work when RBMN needs them.
Soo 700 leads caboose 1 across the big sucker river trestle between Duluth and Two Harbors. The museum/NSSR was moving 20 empty propane cars back on the line, possibly for a limited time as the winter heating season kicks in.
My last few weeks have been filled with too many working hours. Finally got the chance to go outside with my camera and leave everything behind. Really looking forward to my holiday...
NS 3399 leads C91 north through West Seneca, NY. The job was called to put 309s train away on the BX line, here they are pulling high of the switch at GJ. The 3399 and 7016 were dead in tow for Elkhart but the engineer was able to get it running for the move.
NS SD80mac 7206 leads 35A under the signal bridge at Summerhill, PA which is now just a memory. 21 of 29 SD80macs are now in storage. Happy I was able to catch a pocket of sun here. As soon as the train was coming under the signal bridge, it got cloudy.
I thought I would pull one of these out of storage, I havent shot water drops in months. I have a few things I hope to get done before I shoot them again and at the top of my list is to get another flash.
I hope everyone enjoys, thanks for looking.
Ruins of ancient Anasazi storage "Warehouse" on the canyon wall -- Canyon de Chilly, Navajo Nation, Arizona.
February 13, 2011: A mine run switches dolomite hoppers in the storage tracks at Riverview (Tacoma), Virginia on the the N&W Clinch Valley District.
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Highest position: 62 on Saturday, July 20, 2013
An abandoned chateau somewhere in Luxembourg - unspoilt, untrashed, unloved and unlived in hence no vandals or thieves have upset the balance of this fine place. Please do not ask for coords as we weren't given them and the day before we ended up in the wrong place looking for this. Was worth it though.
The Lucky 3 UE Eurotour
3 Man crew
My 3rd time and
3 Countries - Luxembourg, France and Belgium
A heap of locations, 1541 KMs driving, a late night rainy steep infiltration to a famous urbex haunt and a day mostly spent driving and walking to some wrong coordinates.
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Several artists were commissioned to paint the ugly storage bunkers around the town. This one brightened up an otherwise dull winter landscape.