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Wow, reminds me of Blaine the Mono, (From Stephen King's gunslinger series) what a sad picture this is.,
Pobo
Wed 12-03-2008
It's nestling into the bushes like a kid not wanting to get out of bed and go to school. "nooo I don't wanna go".
Felyne
Thu 12-04-2008
More outstanding use of IR.
SkedAddled
Thu 12-04-2008
Wonderful shot Motts. Any word of any of these engines being restored? These would be fantastic in a museum.

Also I would love to see this as a wallpaper!
Canada
Fri 12-05-2008
WALLPAPER!!!!
Ozzy
Sun 12-07-2008
Another outstanding shot!
ben b
Wed 12-10-2008
could it be the "ghost train"?
jjc
Wed 12-10-2008
Maybe it's the "Soooullllll Trainnnnnnnnnn!!!".
Van Gogo
Wed 12-10-2008
Great IR work Motts!
Jude
Thu 12-11-2008
This one would make a fantastic wallpaper!
Tony C.
Thu 12-11-2008
looks like Penn Central in its, hey-day.
guitorman
Thu 12-11-2008
Looks like a shy train, partially hiding behind a tree! Your photography is amazing!
Amazed
Thu 12-11-2008
SNCB Class 62.
treasure got lost in the bush...
switchback-HUN
Thu 12-11-2008
amazing shot...so nostalgic and sort of sad.
msgsudz
Thu 01-01-2009
I like how you've made it feel cold and lonely, but beautiful all the same! Wonderful shot. :]
Kate
Fri 01-02-2009
The end of the road.........
seajsd
Sat 01-03-2009
its been said but ill say it again, WALLPAPER!
Coby
Sun 01-18-2009
@guitorman: Nice to see a fellow Marylander here ;)

@motts
Fantastic image.
Dylan
Mon 01-26-2009

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