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Una estrecha huella en la nieve que agradecimos a las pocas personas que habĂan pasado antes que nosotros, fuera de ella era imposible caminar los casi 3 kilĂłmetros que separan Otxarreta del parking en el puerto de Barazar.
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120 Pictures in 2020 #43: Force of Nature
Another spring flood. The river keeps rising, drowning train tracks and yards and parking lots. It used to be that there would be a significant flood once every five or six years. Now, it happens every spring. I think the river wants to reclaim its wetlands from the people who've turned them into train yards and industrial areas. Force of Nature, indeed.
Looking around the KaikĹŤura coastline, five years later, there is still remnants of the damage from the earthquake. It was hard to tell if this was part of the rail system.
I was out for a ski today, and saw these tracks. They reminded me of the game "Fox and Geese" that we used to play on the playground. I don't know if anyone else remembers this game, but I think it's a thing of the past.
Clear track ahead. Iowa Interstate Railroad rails. Formerly "Chicago and Rock Island", then "Chicago Rock Island and Pacific". "Rock Island Railroad", "the Rock".
Tracks leading to the turntable in Wernigerode Depot on the Harz mountain railway system in Germany.
March 2009. © David Hill
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Quick shot with the phone, holding it up against the windows on the footbridge over the tracks at Haymarket Station at night, tracks and platforms below, leading to tunnels, above a recent (and rather bland) modern office structure
Car tracks on a dry lake, aerial view straight down, nicely done freehand line, the artist could not have fully appreciated his artistry.
The relatively rare cirrus clouds are what brought me back to the refuge, but this line of railroad tracks is very much a magnet for me also. All train tracks are, or many if not most.
The place is the Lee Metcalf Wildlife Refuge in Stevensville, MT
and I made the capture in late afternoon.
No worry here about the safety factor. The Old Valley Line hasn't had any trains on it for a decade. Nevertheless, I always look both ways.