Nature Screenshots! (BIG and NUMEROUS pictures!)

[cascaderailroad]

FINALLY ... A place for those tropical Speed Twees ... I can feel the heat, dampness, and humidity in the screenshots

 

[FSP]

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Closed in the 90's local line from Baborow to Pilszcz (before WW2 to Opava /Czechoslovakia) ca 1996.

Fantastic atmospheric picture.

I wish it will become a real map.

 

[BobCass]

Causeway..

:wave:

 

[gg14835]

 

[marinemania]

Love the use of the tobacco, I've wondered how to use it in surveyor. I heard they make some great smokes down south.

 

[gg14835]

Love the use of the tobacco, I've wondered how to use it in surveyor. I heard they make some great smokes down south.

Yup, you can find it all over NC. Just makes it a little more prototypical.

 

[Epoche3bis4]

Nice Greetings

Epo

 

[BobCass]

The Canyon..

:wave:

 

[UPbigboy]

Wet Leaves On The Rail Make The Wheels Go Round 'N' Round

-Dave
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[hoborailcat]

Well if that isn't one of the best shots I've seen in a while then I don't know what is.

 

[BobCass]

Sam's Creek..

:wave:

 

[fdreany]

Looks real to me!

 

[BobCass]

Thank you fdreany..I always appreciate it..

 

[BobCass]

Lone Car..

:wave:

 

[pware]

Screenshots from the Berrima mining and pastoral district of New South Wales

 

[jjanmarine3]

Wow guys..nice shots.

@UPbigboy your remark about the wheels slipping made me think back to some sidings here where the monkeys learnt to put sugar cane on the rails and then they wait patiently all in a row for the train to pass and flatten the cane, then they pick it up and have a ball...The cane juice made the rails very slippery

 

[BobCass]

Mt. Olympus..

:wave:

 

[pware]

Flood plain with a "billabong" on the South Esk River in Tasmania.



St Pauls River, Avoca, Tasmania. The Avoca rail bridge is in the middle distance with the township of Avoca on the hill in the background. The Merrywood coal loader is at the left end of the bridge. This is as it would have looked in the early 1950s.



Another view of the South Esk River valley flood plain with the river. The east coast mountain range is in the background.

 

[BobCass]

Peas Creek Autumn..

:wave:

 

[pware]

Silkstone Creek and bridge on the Break O'Day River floodplain, Tasmania.



The Break O'Day River floodplain, as seen from a rocky outcrop.