Sunsets on the High Iron
| July 06, 2018 08:56AM |
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Hi everyone!
I hope your 4th of July holiday was fun and relaxing! Yesterday, July 5th, while home on a break from school, I ventured once again to the Strasburg Rail Road for their evening Wine and Cheese train. Thankfully, the sun peaked out after a mostly cloudy afternoon. Here's the shot I ended up with:
I know there are a lot of prolific photographers on this forum and while my picture doesn't depict any narrow gauge railroading, perhaps some of you wouldn't mind sharing some of your favorite sunset shots while out in narrow gauge country?
Mike Wilson
Michael J. Wilson Photography
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I hope your 4th of July holiday was fun and relaxing! Yesterday, July 5th, while home on a break from school, I ventured once again to the Strasburg Rail Road for their evening Wine and Cheese train. Thankfully, the sun peaked out after a mostly cloudy afternoon. Here's the shot I ended up with:
I know there are a lot of prolific photographers on this forum and while my picture doesn't depict any narrow gauge railroading, perhaps some of you wouldn't mind sharing some of your favorite sunset shots while out in narrow gauge country?
Mike Wilson
Michael J. Wilson Photography
[www.facebook.com]
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488 stops for water at Los Pinos tank on closing day Oct. 1979. Photo courtesy Don Richter
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