When the great railroad bridges of the past were built, no amount of cost was spared to assure the "iron horse" could ride.

Well, gotta tell you that I LOVE track shots, but #1 is the first I've seen from underneath...fantastic look, Jeff!!! Love the springy greenness contrasted with the metal in #2...and the all the cool criss-crossing in the last!! lookagain · 2012-04-29: 09:24

Wow I love the angleing - As lllok again said, I also have never seen a train from underneath (well in Florida - You reallly don have a lot of trains except the metro "fail"-very cool miahurricane · 2012-04-29: 09:37

Very good photos and play on words! CHOSSID · 2012-04-29: 09:37

cool photos :) Gunman · 2012-04-29: 09:38

suoerb set love everything that as to do with trains great angles on the shots and you are right in those day durability came first..... Yves51 · 2012-04-29: 10:31

Classic Jeff Cornish words. I remember these trestles so well, Jeff! Awesome!! danrav · 2012-04-29: 13:26

I really like the triangular shape created in #1 by the hill and the tracks.. nice! DancingDolphin · 2012-04-30: 01:04

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