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There's no mountain train. I'm running low on images that I think are interesting so I just stuck these three together to make one..:) I know, I've been watching too much Creative Live.com. The train is the newest image. I starting taking my camera everywhere in hopes of getting a good shot and when I was coming home Yesterday, I spotted this train headed north coming out of Mexico and pulled over to take the shot.
About 2 months ago, I told the Parks Foundation I would lead a hike along Barton Creek Greenbelt on National Park Day. I figured March, central Texas, Spring weather...Tomorrow at 9 am it will be 39 degrees..:)) Imagine my surprise. I know, it'll be fine after the first mile..;)
This image is a little day glow. It got away from me some how.
The station is one of the busiest stations in the city. Trains every minute with clockwork precision. Millions of city dwellers residing in the suburbs alight at this station to get to their offices in the business districts of south Mumbai. Over 5 millions of passengers travel per day. Churchgate is the 5th busiest station in Mumbai.
Down around the corner, half a mile from here
See them long trains run, and you watch them disappear
Without love, where would you be now
Without love.....
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CSX Waycross, GA - to - Fernandina Beach, FL local train A772 rolls east through Yulee, FL on 14 May 1994. The eclectic mix of former Chessie and Seaboard Coast Line power was common at this time but didn't last much longer after this shot was taken.
This former SAL line is now operated by the First Coast Railroad, a G&W clone.
Hello my amazing Flickr friends !
Today is an orange day at Color my World Daily and the theme at Crazy Tuesday is Planes, trains and automobiles. And of course who is the best one in the field of « Planes, trains and automobiles »? Mr. Teddy Bear of course !! And it is very convenient to have Mr. Teddy Bear with us, since we celebrate Happy Teddy Bear Tuesdays.
I was thinking a lot about this week’s theme: Planes, trains and automobiles. As we all know, I’m the worst driver ever and I hate driving (I will easily walk for hours, in my stilettos, during a snowstorm than driving a car by myself…). !! And this applies for trains, planes and other automobiles in general. But then, I remember that Mr. Teddy had a passion for trains. He has few trains in his collection and this one is truly special ; it is a flying train ! And if I remember right: we never had a flying train on this Photostream !! So all aboard the flying train !!
Unfortunately, I have another video meeting this morning so I will not be able to go with you … But dont you worry, I’m sure Mr. Teddy Bear will take me after work !
Mucho, mucho amor for you all !! And see you soon !!
Thank you so much for all your lovely comments / favs/ general support / happy thoughts!! Stay safe and well!! And see you soon on Flickr !
A l'initiative de l'association de la 141R420 / Train à vapeur d'Auvergne ( remplacé ici pour le coup par la BB 67614), une journée spéciale "Train des Viaducs" de la Sioule et de la Bouble a été organisée entre Clermont FD et Lapeyrouse. La rame est vue ici lors de son retour à Aigueperse (63).
I was bemoaning the fact that I've never been in the right place at the right time to photograph this train. Then, there it was, racing to Sheringham. It's the North Norfolk Railway, known as the Poppy Line. Straight from the camera
An old photo of a V/Line train from back in the days when trains' liveries weren't a chaotic mess of clashing colours.
Bland CSX train Q296 with about a thousand autoracks blasts under the Pennsy-era signals at MP 279, just east of downtown Indianapolis. Just look at that non-matching yellow touch up paint on the handrails. Classy!
MRL 259 and 255 have the honors of bringing rail up to Tuscor, the location of a recent derailment of about 30 coal cars. This was the first train we ran into on our MRL adventure.
Watch the trip video at:
The eastbound Rio Grande Ski Train exits Moffat Tunnel at East Portal, Colorado, on March 21, 1997. A pair (only three built and painted for D&RGW) of Rio Grande EMD GP60s power the passenger train, led by No. 3155.