1921 Railway Bridge...

Another shot from when I was on the 'Wrong side of the tracks' yesterday .. I really like this bridge and it was built as a farm access rather than for a road, and my Uncle use to own the farm here ..
I like how the train is just curving around so that the front and back can both be seen ..
The end of the track is about 100 metres from here and the engine does a change around and goes to the other end of the carriage...

[kali]

cool shot

[Babs]

Oh excellent timing, what a great composition.

[Cathy]

Great timing, beautifully framed!

[Sylvia Binch]

Perfect timing .. a lovely photo.

[Margo]

That's a super capture fav

[Maggiemae]

In the right spot for this cute little train!

[Joan Robillard]

Fabulous composition

[Dianne]

Brilliant pov to show off both the train and the old bridge.

[Denise Wood]

terrific :) fav

[Sheralee S]

Nice framing of the train

[Issi Bannerman]

Nicely captured and framed by the bridge.

[Merrelyn]

Great capture, perfect timing for that frame 😊

[Chloe]

That’s a great pic

[Jane Pittenger]

Nice perspective and composition

[gloria jones]

Great shot and framing

[Judith Johnson]

Excellent capture and timing!

[Brett]

Great, natural framing!

[Pat Knowles]

1921! Wonderful to have the date written on the bridge! Looks well constructed & there for all time! Not an underpass but an overpass!

[Christopher Cox]

Nice framing

[Diana]

A fabulous image and framing.

[Nick]

Quite an ornate bridge for a farm bridge!

[Elisabeth Sæter]

Excellent shot

[Walks @ 7]

Picture post card perfect! A must see on black.

[haskar]

Wonderful capture.

[Jane Morley]

Did you have to wait long? The timing is perfect. Beautiful shot.

[julia]

No not to long ... the train goes into the edge of town changes to the other end and then return trip... this is 100mtrs from when it started off again..

[Rachel]

So perfectly framed. this is lovely.