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blukcattalking · a day ago

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lizziesblog · a day ago

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#whisper of the heart #studio ghibli #screencaps #anime #gifs #anime gif #movie gifs #film gifs #ghibli films #train #train aesthetic #japan #90s films #90s movies #90s anime #ghibli

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marmarinou · 2 days ago

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From The Trolley Dodger blog:

“New York Central loco 5287, a 4-6-4, heads south at Roosevelt Road on August 24, 1954.”

Chicago

Photo by David R. Sweetland

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vintageeveryday · 19 hours ago

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The Go-Devil was a gravity driven rail car that ran on the Little Bookcliff (LBC) Railway from 1892, when the railway opened, to about 1907. The LBC was a narrow gauge railway that ran from Grand Junction to Carpenter, a coal mine camp in the Bookcliffs, from 1889 to 1925. The LBC was incorporated on September 11, 1889, by William Thomas Carpenter and several other Grand Junction business owners. The purpose of the 12-mile railroad was to haul coal from the Bookcliff mines owned by Carpenter to Grand Junction. Construction began in 1890 and progressed in sections until the rails finally reached the coal camp in the Bookcliffs in June 1892. Although the railroad was built to haul coal, it was also used for excursions. Many locals traveled from Grand Junction to Carpenter for picnics and hiking. There were special Memorial Day excursions where families would go out to Carpenter, gather up the abundant wildflowers growing there in the spring, and return to Grand Junction to decorate their loved ones' graves.

Some of the more thrill-seeking visitors would ride back to town on the Go-Devil. The Go-Devil consisted of some boards bolted together and attached to a set of handcar wheels. It coasted down the tracks from Carpenter to Grand Junction at break-neck speeds.

Although you can no longer ride the Go-Devil, you can still see it at Cross Orchards Historic Site at 3073 F Road in Grand Junction.

(Photo courtesy Museums of Western Colorado)

#history #transport #train #Colorado #1900s #1903

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wedding-affair · a day ago

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Rivini by Rita Vinieris | Bridal Spring 2023

Gown: Emma

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sonandheirofnothinginparticular · a day ago

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#railroad #train #tracks

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mescalinartofnoiseblog · 2 days ago

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By train (Charente - France)

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earthvideos · 6 months ago

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#travel #adventure #aesthetic #mountains #nature #train #snow #videos #travel photography #road trip #vacation #wildlife #roads #dark #dark acadamia aesthetic #authencity #academia aesthetic

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workersandstudentsdemocracy · 10 months ago

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Daily reminder that personal automobile usage is a massive waste, and should be curtailed as soon as possible in a communist society. Living quarters and cities must be planned according to the proletariat, free from capitalist subversion where one is coerced to operate an automobile to go about daily tasks. Even hypercapitalist nations such as South Korea and Japan could devise an efficient public transport system and cities accordingly.