Photos tagged as trains

Nishitetsu train

Local train of Nishitetsu (Nishi-Nippon Railroad Co.) at Yanagawa Station.

Date: 3 December 2006
Photographer: ilyushin: gallery
Location: Futsukaichi, Japan
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Kashgar to Turphan

A venerable uygur old man awaits for the long,icy december night to come in a hard seat wagon crossing the Takla Makan desert.

Date: December 2006
Photographer: LuisDafos: gallery
Location: Turpan, China
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If you want to travel to Penang from Thailand you can take the train from Hualampong station to Butterworth. They only have 2nd class sleepers, which depart around 3pm and arrive around 12 noon Malaysian time. I found the train comfortable, but it is only about another 50 USD to fly. You do get to see more of the country by taking the train.

Date: December 2006
Photographer: husker: gallery
Location: Malaysia
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Bus to Itaúnas, Brazil

Date: 30 November 2006
Photographer: Alex-H: gallery
Location: Brazil
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Train again

Train from Belo Horizonte to Vitória

Date: 25 November 2006
Photographer: Alex-H: gallery
Location: Brazil
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People in train

Train from Belo Horizonte to Vitória

Date: 25 November 2006
Photographer: Alex-H: gallery
Location: Brazil
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yellow flowers by the railside

very pretty :-)

Date: 25 November 2006
Photographer: tenkostar: gallery
Location: Australia
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The Indian Pacific

Travelling across the breadth of Australia from Sydney on the east coast to Peth on the west coast, a journey of 4352Kms including 478 Kms, the longest straight stretch of track in the world

Date: 22 November 2006
Photographer: Bill Healy: gallery
Location: Australia
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Train Station

Date: 2 November 2006
Photographer: Sunee: gallery
Location: Thailand
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Train in the Sudan desert

Date: November 2006
Photographer: baluba: gallery
Location: , Sudan
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Entering a tunnel

Date: 25 October 2006
Photographer: PirateDani: gallery
Location: Llangollen, United Kingdom
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Through the Window

This photo is taken while sitting in a restored train carriage, looking out through at the carriage next to it and across the bay. The West Coast Wilderness Railway was recently restored, and takes passengers to and from Queenstown from Strahan. Up until the 1960s, the track was used by a mining company for transport to the port.

Date: 23 October 2006
Photographer: robjwood: gallery
Location: Strahan, Australia
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TRAIN

TRAIN IN PARIS

Date: 17 October 2006
Photographer: Tariq5449: gallery
Location: France
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RAIL LINE

RAIL WAY LINE IN PARIS

Date: 17 October 2006
Photographer: Tariq5449: gallery
Location: France
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Juliaca Town...

Edge of the Bolivian Salt Flats...

Date: 9 October 2006
Photographer: dbo: gallery
Location: Bolivia
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23 street...NY

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

Date: October 2006
Photographer: Vale_81: gallery
Location: USA
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Nong Khai/Vientienne Boarder

From Hualampong station you can get an overnight sleeper car for about 1200 baht to Nong Khai. You have to hire a tuk-tuk to get into Vientienne for about 300 baht. The visa for Loas is about 1000 baht or 30 USD and is well worth it.