I just couldn't pass by this railroad crossing without stopping to take a picture of these old railroad cars lined up on the tracks. Good thing there was no train coming or I might not have been so brave!
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18 comments:
Cool photos Lois. Congrats on the selling of your daughters house. Will the School be Canopy???
Nice shot, Lois. Those cars go on forever... it might be fun to hitch a ride :D
There is always something intriguing about railroad tracks. I guess the can be a metaphor for almost anything.
They look something like coal cars but I suspect they haul something native to Florida or in that area. Nobody around makes the scene fairly eerie.
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I don't know why, but I really like these old rusty train cars.
And I'm glad there was no train coming either!
Darla--yes!
I also thought they look like coal cars. But I don't know that much about trains. I do know that the picture makes me feel nostalgic for some reason. Which is kind of weird because I've only ever been on a train (in this country) once, and that was Amtrak!
Railroad crossing without any cars - Can you say that without any R's? LoL!
It look like it goes on forever.
Great photo, Lois! The days gone by and oh how far back they stretch!
A gorgeous look at rusty trucks that go on for ever.
Glad you took this shot, Lois! It's a wonderful perspective and composition too. Love the lined old cars!
I took a similar shot today, Lois, but with no train. Yours is much better than mine!
Love the composition - the perspective...don't you wonder what these old rusty cars are doing there?
Like me, I think you are very brave! ;-)
Why do I get nervous crossing railway tracks, even when there's not a train for miles?
They are just scary things I think.
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Your Old Railroad Track brings back memory of a once upon a time country town life in Orange...where we fetched our drinking water from a Rain Water Tank up in Borenore by the old railroad track. It's both a happy and sad memory.
I love shooting things that are old and rusty. So much color and texture. Man, that IS a lot of cars.
You were close! :)
Great shot.
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