new railroad museum home by Richardphotos
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Description
they will have 6000 feet of tracks instead about 2000 feet and lots of room to get better pictures
in this capture only part of the train can be seen

Comments (51)
Great RR Photo!
Pretty cool but it would be almost impossible to get the whole thing in unless it's a shorty lol.
A beautiful recording.
So strong those engine to pull all thoses wagons ....Great pic again ((5++))
That is cool!!!!!!!!!!
great dimensions in this picture- in every relation!
This will be great!
Puh, the long (large). Since one need an additional vehicle to get from the beginning to the end.
A trained eye can see a wide open space! Nice shot.
nice clarity in this shot.
Home sweet home. I wonder how much one of these cars cost. Surely they could be converted to vacation cabins.
I would love to see it one day after it is all setup. Looks like someone had a marvelous idea to preserve the railroad memories Richard.
interesting open-air museum
amazing shot Richard.
Would be a nice place to visit!
Great image!!
And I'll bet they use up every foot of that track.
Looks like they will have plenty of room!!!!!!
Great shoot my friend... very well done !!!
Cool!
They are incredibly long.. Aloha
Damn nice....
Cool shot, very well done!
so intersting !
Nicely captured. Those trains can be amazingly long and I believe some use push pull locomotives. George/Teffo
very nice POV
Very nice place and capture Richard, amazing photo!
A wonderful train shot Richard! I think the coal trains are longest ones (back in the day) - 100 cars + caboose and engines.
Nice set of streamliners captured.
Cool shot, yep, trains need tracks!, the more the better!