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If you love trains and want to keep some of the old girls alive take a look at this.. http://www.galvestonrrmuseum.com/ I was there for a little vacation in January and they were still closed from the IKE hurricane a few years ago. Looks like they are just starting to open and almost have the grants and such to repair the damage that happened. Visiing that museum was one of the things I wanted to do while there so it was kind of disapointing. I wish I had taken some pictures from outside the fence but from the rust lines you could see how high the water was. Not to take away from the hardship imposed on people but it was hard seeing such historic iron in that bad of shape.
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Gorilla Salad posted:Another kind of railroad, courtesy of EnglishRussia.com I could love Russia for no other reason than their absolutely insane engineering projects.
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jamal posted:Also here is a train I saw about a week ago: http://www.nmrailrunner.com/ It's a decent piece of public transportation for central NM.
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Okay I know it is odd doing a picture request in here but thought I would give it a try after my harddrive crapped out on me. I had a picture of an old steam engine, facing head on coming towards the viewer, surrounded by trees/forest. It was great for a vertical monitor because it showed the full head of steam/smoke and was taller than it was wide. I thought I had gotten it from this thread and I am working my way through it now. Just wondering if anyone might have it saved out there.
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Yes, thank you!
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