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Tanfield Railway
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| [Note Guidelines] Photographer's Note |
| The Tanfield Railway was opened in 1725 and is the world's oldest operating railway. It was constructed to take coal from Stanley and Marley Hill to the River Tyne. Originally, horses hauled small wagons along wooden track. They were replaced in the 19th century by metal rails and locomotives. The line closed in 1962 but is now being run by a private company assisted by enthusiastic volunteers. |
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- mbrito
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(4977) - [2008-01-08 14:52]
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Hi Faramarz,
Beautiful train, and a beautifull photo, with great colours and details. I love trains and this one one seems taken from a «fairie tale».
Congrats.,mb
Hi Fara,
Great shot with realy good use of persective, I love the colouring of your pics they are really atmosphereic.
Cheers
Tom
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took my grandson here 1 day,,,this is a fantastic shot the colors are spell binding once again well done