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I always liked those grand red arches.
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This photo was taken at The Crossing Memorial in Auburn, Colorado, U.S.A.. Where, on December 14, 1961 a school bus was struck by a train.
Update, this image appears on the cover of "Train to Nowhere."
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Pan Am Railways train RJED (Rotterdam Jct, NY - East Deerfield, MA) has a pair of ex CSX GE C40-8Ws for power as it knocks down the MP 430 searchlight signals at the east dog track road grade crossing in Pownal, VT. The plan for the day was to head out early and check Eagle Bridge for loads for the Battenkill, however, on the way east we saw the approach signal at Johnsonville lit for a eastbound. We made our way to Eagle Bridge and setup for the eastbound shot in town, thinking the train would be a 16R. After a 20 or so minute wait, we were surprised to see the yellow nose of a CSX YN3b widecab coming over the hill calling "RJED", and the chase east was on...
My tracking skills are not so well honed. I think that a human and a dog passed by and they may have been walking fast. The sand was soft and a wave had washed by before they walked past. But it may have been the being who abducted with Spock and removed his brain to administer an underground colony of women....
early morning ... walking along the fields ... close to the Bavarian river Naab ... hdr
please .... large is a must:
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The Track down to the farm. Anchor-handlers working on the to lift the Safe Caledonia's anchors this evening. A good sign that things are improving offshore.
Managed to spot a good lead to make the photo👌.
this is a long exposure late evening shot of the frozen beach, I didn't notice the animal tracks until I downloaded it to the computer, I think they are a nice addition!
From our deck. One human, and at least one other mammal, probably a squirrel, or possibly a dog.
That snow is almost gone already. There's probably more to come.
Thanks for looking!
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Went for a hike in the White Mountains of NH to see Arethusa falls. Wasn't a great day weather wise but it was still a good time. These tracks run along Frankenstein Cliffs, and as much as we wanted to see where they led there wasn't enough daylight left to make the trek. An adventure for another day!
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Chiswick Park, 11/2/26
Train 767, 2348 Ruislip Depot to the Northern Line Track Recording Train
Looking inland up the valley of the Gruinard River towards Fisherfield Forest. This estate track leads as far as a boathouse at the near (downstream) end of Loch na Sealga and is one of the best routes into the "Great Wilderness", a wild, roadless area between Little Loch Broom and Loch Maree. The Beinn Deargs can be seen in the distance at right, beyond the rocky hills of Lewisian gneiss.
An unusual working with 37219 Jonty Jarvis conducting a track recording video for driver training route purposes, working as 0C01 Derby RTC to Derby RTC.
Streetcar track expansion along St Clair Avenue West is well underway.
I owe a nod of inspiration to my friend Chewie2008~ for the low angle-check out his stream for some amazing images. www.flickr.com/photos/chewie007/
"Be bored and see where it takes you, because the imagination's snowy wilderness is worth crossing if you want to sculpt your soul."
-Nancy Gibbs-
On May 21, 2024, 6:43 a.m., I was on the Margate City Beach when I saw these huge tire tracks in the sand.
A shot taken in some very harsh morning light - seemed a good candidate for an experiment with tones to create a different atmosphere.
You may look at this and say "that's not a bridge", but it actually is the vey end of one. This track is in Parkersburg, WV, and the curve in the distance is the bridge across the Ohio River. It is actually pretty high up over the water, but the slope of hill rises to meet the track at this point.
I also think this is one of those "you had to be there" shots that is more impressive to behold in person than in a picture. I personally found it very compelling to see, though, especially when the train went back and forth several times a day, including a few minutes after I captured this.