Re: Here is two more I took this morning....
| June 04, 2004 03:02PM |
It's interesting to look at these; they're not only really cool railroad pictures, but they remind me *a lot* of the area around Rusk, Texas. The area just north and east of the Texas State Railroad shops has all kinds of overgrown trackage that looks like it needs a good mowing and it'd be ready to go (well, sorta 
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Truth is, it's pretty sad to think that in this day of >$2.00 gasoline, people are still thinking about ripping up track and doing away with trainss. It's just short-sighted.
Anyway, your pictures are great! The comment about Muzak was right on -- very placid, almost too perfect!!
Thanks,
Tom
" />.Truth is, it's pretty sad to think that in this day of >$2.00 gasoline, people are still thinking about ripping up track and doing away with trainss. It's just short-sighted.
Anyway, your pictures are great! The comment about Muzak was right on -- very placid, almost too perfect!!
Thanks,
Tom
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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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