Saxonian Diary 2 - Narrow Gauge Fun by billcody
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Description
Dear friends,
this is something for railroad fans.It is the narrow gauge railway between the saxonian villages of Radebeul and Radeburg, both north of Dresden.
It is only 75 centimers wide and is partly steam powered till today.
This pic shows the northern end of the line in the so called "main station" of Radeburg. Hope you enjoy it!
Thanks for your many, many comments and a special THANKS for the favorites. Your comments are always appreciated.
Tommorrow more of this railroad! Bye
billcody

Comments (15)
Wonderful shot.
do make wonderful lines design
Beautifol colors and great POV! The converging lines of the rails always make me dream of travel and adventure.
schaut aus wie bahngleise ins nirgendwo :)
Great capture Wolfgang. Brings back memories. Thanks for the info.
A superb pic!
beautiful, love the colors and lighting excellent work
I just hope the train doesn't jump track... Interesting shot. Aloha
A lovely view you have captured and presented for us! Magnificent perspective, I must say! The autumn leaves have fallen, and so beautifully layed... it's almost a pity to remove them... they add such a wonderful colour to nature! Thank you for sharing this!
Great shot!!
He Wolfi, vielleicht wärst du lieber Lokomotivführer geworden. Ist ein Traum vieler Jungs gewesen. Es ist nie zu spät....die Weichen sind schon gestellt, wie ich sehe. (Deine Keule hat dir ja auch eine schöne Lok gewidmet.) Klasse Fotos!!
Great shot!
Wonderful shot , Wonderful , Wonderful . Wonderful very high sense of materials, great Composition between the steel and flexible
I love the perpective of this shot and the splashes of leaf color on the industrial gray.
Great mood and POV :)