Railway: shots that won't fit in 'your best train shots'

The Snoqualmie Depot sits on Railroad Avenue and is part of the Northwest Railway Museum. Railroad Avenue is angled so that, on clear mornings, the sun comes streaming straight in through town. Early starts early this time of year so there's not many people out to see it. I'll spend several Sunday mornings in the summer prowling through town, watching the light as it moves through the trees and up over the horizon.

A little ways up from the depot, the museum keeps a boneyard on a couple of side tracks. That's what got my attention today.

The North Norfolk Railway Gala Steam Weekend.

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Back at a local narrow gauge volunteer railway ...

The express pulls in ( well the fastest or rather only running loco at present )

Prague, Masaryk railway station

Railway station Bezdružice

Railway station Bezdružice

The M 131.1 series railcars, nicknamed Hurvínek, are two-axle passenger railcars that were produced between 1948 and 1956. After decommissioning, this one was used as a clubhouse for children in the village of Bezdružice.

Old railway telegraph and part of old signalling equipment - exhibition at Bezdružice railway station.

Diesel locomotive with electric power transmission, nickname Hector. This series was produced in 1958-1962.

Interesting series Lubos
Good to see they're preserving the old trains and infrastructure.

All beautifully photographed.

That diesel electric had a short production run

Thanks for sharing

Could someone tell me what this section of track is for? It is on a small span over a small brook.