How I wish we still have old railroad depot. I’m very fun of hearing stories which involves railroads. Well being able to one even in picture only is already an achievement for me. Quite a unique subject for a picture.
The place where this train passes looks quite desolate and the material in which these houses are made looks worn, perhaps because of the time they have been or perhaps due to weather conditions.
Ran a search, based on the caption. “NATX” seems to indicate that these were non-common carrier trains, from the North American Tank Line, apparently. Those supply trains probably brought petrol or similar products through, when they were still in use. However, now that they’re no longer in operation, they’re gaining a lot of rust.
I wonder if those trains (and the depot) can be repurposed, somehow. It would be a waste to have them all decay, without being put to some form of good use.
Amazing photo you have there. Just seeing the photo makes me feel a distant feeling like I want to go to the country side and bask with nature. I would love to go there and take pictures as well.
Love old railroad depots like this.
For an old depot this still looks good. It can be a decent land mark in case you get lost ha ha. Is it still in service? Anyway good shot as always.
The railroad depot makes the picture quite unique. I really like the way the picture was taken.
How I wish we still have old railroad depot. I’m very fun of hearing stories which involves railroads. Well being able to one even in picture only is already an achievement for me. Quite a unique subject for a picture.
A unique old railway depot, rear to see this nowadays. Lovely and cool, I love this so much
The cargo looks like it was from far. You can tell by the dirt on it.
Wow, that picture is very impressive. it makes me think of Europe in the old days.
The train looks like a petrol tanker from afar. Thanks for the good post.
I like the angling with this shot. I share your fascination with trains and railroads.
A depot thst is old but still stands out it really amazing to behold and look usable
This really looks like an heavy train moving raw materials. I love priceless engine like this.
The place where this train passes looks quite desolate and the material in which these houses are made looks worn, perhaps because of the time they have been or perhaps due to weather conditions.
Ran a search, based on the caption. “NATX” seems to indicate that these were non-common carrier trains, from the North American Tank Line, apparently. Those supply trains probably brought petrol or similar products through, when they were still in use. However, now that they’re no longer in operation, they’re gaining a lot of rust.
I wonder if those trains (and the depot) can be repurposed, somehow. It would be a waste to have them all decay, without being put to some form of good use.
Amazing photo you have there. Just seeing the photo makes me feel a distant feeling like I want to go to the country side and bask with nature. I would love to go there and take pictures as well.
That’s definitely not a passenger train. I wonder what kind of cargo it transports.
This looks very scenic. It makes me miss the countryside.
The train cars look a bit rusty. It could use a new paint
The adjacent buildings look so old. I wish I knew where this is
Does the train have a driver? It doesn’t look like it
I really like this shot a lot. It is simple yet immensely beautiful!
The trees are so branchy. I bet it doesn’t rain much here.
The Oh so beautiful countryside. This brings back so many memories.
So much detail captured in one photo. I admire your camera.
It’s a very old railway line. I am surprised it still works
I hope to one day be able to take pictures this good. Your work is an inspiration!