March Photo Challenge - Entries (Post them here)

[Photo Challenge]

The topic this month is: "Railway".

This thread is only for posting your entries and any comments you'd like to make about your own photo.
If you would like to comment on other entries please use the comments thread.
As usual, one entry per person and the image must be your own work.
Normal forum rules and image size applies.

The image doesn't necessarily have to have been taken this month but we do encourage you to go out and enjoy the challenge.

The winner of the poll, which will be run at the end of the month, will get to choose next month's topic.

Good luck and good shooting.

[Kal (Andrew)]

OK, I'll kick things off.

This photo was taken last year, but when I saw the topic of railway, I couldn't but help to think back to my rocky mountaineer trip So many pics for me to choose from but I have chosen this one.

I am on the bottom train in one of the last carriages as it snakes around the corner and past a tunnel (and with some luck an emerging train) on a higher level.

[supernova1965 (Warren)]

Here is my effort for this month taken 11/March

[stardust steve (Steve)]

Taken on a day trip to Moonta and its old Copper Mine.
More detail on the mine http://www.southaustralianhistory.com.au/moonta.htm

[bartman (Bart)]

Taken near Bells Rapids, Avon Valley, Perth.
If you can spot the waterfall ....extra points to you.
Bartman

[jenchris (Jennifer)]

Up close and personal - Spring Bluff just below Toowoomba.
Just after refurbishment - the flood went through here and tore a huge hole in the line - All is well now

[Esseth (Alan)]

Well I'll go a more modern route with one of my favorite trains that I've ridden on.

[koputai (Jason)]

It's been a while since the last train pulled in to this station down on the Monaro Plains. You can find it on the Snowy River Way between Bombala abd Dalgety.

Straight from the camera, resized only.

Cheers,
Jason.

[Allan_L (Allan)]

Far North Queensland
Completed in 1891, the Cairns-Kuranda Railway was, and still is, an amazing engineering feat of tremendous magnitude.
The ascent was extremely arduous and dangerous due to steep grades, dense jungle and aboriginals defending their territory.
The climb from 5.5m above sea level to the summit at Myola with an altitude of 327.1m, included 15 tunnels, 93 curves and dozens of difficult bridges above ravines and waterfalls.

[sheeny (Al)]

Log Railway - Powell Rover, British Columbia, Canada. Just for something different.

Al.

[33South (Chris)]

In the model village Madurodam - Holland

[gliderdog (Peter)]

Working on the Noarlunga line Sth Aust.

[leon]

Well here is one from our travels Ore Trains from Port Headland WA.

Leon

[astronobob (Bob)]

Been donkey's since rode a train, Didnt think any on GC would be to photogenic, so made a small trip to rellies, out Laidly way, made a few stops along the way and came up with this from Ippy.
Tommy the tank's carrage has seen better days, Interesting history with trains tho eh ?

[AstralTraveller (David)]

This is an old refrigerated van sitting a hundred km from the nearest railway in the middle of the bush in the Victorian High Country - on Basalt Knob track to be precise. How??? Why???

[StephenM (Stephen)]

The narrow-gauge cane railway up in the Burdekin, North Queensland.