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Sep 09, 2005 14:34 | #2

Beautiful shot, Do you have any history on this? Do they run any excursion trains from here?

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Harold_L

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Sep 09, 2005 14:39 | #3

I like railroads - this is a very nice shot. But I always feel nostalgic when I see rusted rails, as it implies no recent traffic.

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Sep 09, 2005 14:44 as a reply to @ stoneylonesome's post | #4

stoneylonesome wrote:
Beautiful shot, Do you have any history on this? Do they run any excursion trains from here?

Sure!

http://www.steamtrain.org/

They run a short forward and backward tour every 45 minutes or so in Virginia City and in Carson.

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Sep 09, 2005 21:06 as a reply to @ skade's post | #6

I like the way the tracks lead me straight to the building. Its a nice composition IMO.

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Sep 09, 2005 22:04 as a reply to @ Art Rodriguez's post | #7

very nice shot,great colors.

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Sep 10, 2005 16:46 | #9

Don, this is a very interesting, thought-provoking shot.

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Sep 10, 2005 16:49 as a reply to @ sparker1's post | #10

sparker1 wrote:
Don, this is a very interesting, thought-provoking shot.

LOL! I think I see what you are thinking....

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