The Light At The End Of The Tunnel by beachzz
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This is one of many tunnels used in the Sierras. They go up to the railroad tracks, and huge bulldozers can barge right through when trains get stuck. My son and I walked partway thru here, but it was so frozen and icy, it was impossible to walk safely. There are huge icicles, and gigantic blocks of ice just waiting to fall; there were some already on the ground the size of a VW!!! NOT a good place to be when one of those lets go!!
Comments (19)
Wow! Very kewl capture. Sure would like to go in there. Maybe summer time? Nice job. Aloha
Whoa!!! now this is amazing info and quite interesting!!! so much for skate boarding, or bike riding through there! dang it!!! lol! fantastic capture Marilyn!
Hard to imagine....great pic
Love the post work here Marilyn. Great prospective and DOF!!
Cool Shot - literaly. :-) There is quite a history in those tunnels - they are officially called sheds. Don't know why. I've never seen one from where you were. Very interesting.
Wow this is amazing, and really interesting. I can see the light lol. you done good with the postwork. Cool capture!
I wish you had put your son in the shot Marilyn, just to give us a sense of scale, your narrative suggests that this tunnel is huge. That new camera of yours has made it look quite small. Looking at it here I would have guessed it about eight feet, comfortable for a person to walk through. You say the bulldozers can go through, the bulldozer I used to drive had an eight foot tall rock blade and I was sat another few feet above that. That would put the tunnel at about eighteen to twenty feet high, thats some tunnel through the side of a mountain, it looks rough hewn as well, I bet it took some time to dig it out. I would love to have a walk through it, I can see some of the chunks of ice hanging down, it would have to be in the summer months I guess. Superb capture, if somewhat bright round the snowy edges, excellent narrative, good information. Bravo!!!!!
i`m impressed marilyn ,this is a fantastic shot :o).excellent work mick
wow!
I didn't realize those tunnels were so 'roughly' cut. That's a cool place to see.
Super tittle and an effect that I adore Marilyn... very creative and original!
wonderful capture I like it too sweet smile to you warm hug, Linda
this looks spooky ashleigh
Step gingerly! Splendid POV, DOF and textures on display here, although I believe this is what is meant by tempting fate. This is really eerie, Marilyn, reminiscent of the horror cave movies I love so much.
wonderful shot of this place
Very cool shot my friend :)
The size of this place is Very Deceptive. I would have thought by the photo it was only 8 or 10 feet tall, but VW Bug sized cicles Ain't no joke!!
Cool shot! (Has to be, with all that ice!) :)
now that is a cool pic!!