Morning Freight Train.
Garden Fence!
Freight train behind a fence. Happy Fence Friday!
Grand Canyon at sunset
Skogafoss, Iceland
Very small church at Möðrudalur, Iceland
Lovers!!
Edinburgh, Princess street
Parallel lines meet where?
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Corfe Castle
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Corfe castle
Swanage Railway, Loco #34053, 'Sir Keith Park'
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Corfe Castle
'Lord Dowding' 34052 behind the fence
'Manston' 34070 behind the fence
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St Owens Church
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Lovers looking out into the sunset.
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Lady riding a bicycle past a fence.
Sunset, Severn Valley Railway
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S160 loco # 6046 at Leekbrook junction.
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Loco # 5197 leaving Consall and crossing the canal…
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American S160 # 5197 leaving Cheddleton
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A pretty horse with a ribbon!
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Listowel and Ballybunion railway, Ireland
Yes, this is a real railway!!
A design known as the Lartigue monorail, the idea being that it is cheap to construct, as the ground does not have to be leveled, any irregularities taken up by different heights of the frame. The disadvantages were many, such as the complexity of points and crossings, and the need for mobile steps to be included in the train for passengers to get to the far side of the coaches. Only in Ireland!!
A design known as the Lartigue monorail, the idea being that it is cheap to construct, as the ground does not have to be leveled, any irregularities taken up by different heights of the frame. The disadvantages were many, such as the complexity of points and crossings, and the need for mobile steps to be included in the train for passengers to get to the far side of the coaches. Only in Ireland!!
HelenaPF, Petar Bojić, Marco F. Delminho, gezginruh and 4 other people have particularly liked this photo
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Peter_Private_Box club has replied to Nick Weall clubYour visit and kind awards are most welcome. Unfortunately the lessons from this design have still not been learned 100 years later... Building it cheap might save on capital cost, but year on year from then on operating costs and maintenance costs soon show it to be false economy.. Builders of new infrastructure take note!!
Best Wishes
Peter
Peter_Private_Box club has replied to Erhard Bernstein clubThere is quite a bit on the internet if you search for it, including many old photos from the heyday of railway operation. Enjoy!
Best Wishes
Peter
heading into my fav's folder here for sure as it most certainly would have done on pano if still alive
Best wishes ... Steve
Peter_Private_Box club has replied to SteYou are right, I am sure I put it on Pano too! Maybe not immediately, but summer 2012 is when it dates from. You might find it here:- www.panoramio.com/photo/74260790
Of course the kind awards are much appreciated, hoping ipernity remains to preserve them!
Best Wishes
Peter
Great shot Peter.
Peter_Private_Box club has replied to ╰☆☆June☆☆╮ clubBest Wishes
Peter
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