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So beautiful.
Really cool photo. Are those tracks still used? Rails look a little questionable.
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I wonder about that myself, the tracks aren’t exempt and this is the line that runs to Portsmouth Naval submarine base
Thanks for all your comments
Jon
I don’t know where you took that, Jon, but it is a truly amazing shot.
Hi Judy I took this picture by Great Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve and Discovery Center on Depot Rd. in Greenland
Thank you for all your comments, I do appreciate them
Hope you are doing well Jon
It’s a great shot….so lush and beautiful. Makes me want to walk down that railroad!
Lovely photo. It looks more like a roller coaster than a railway line.
magical!
Wow – That is a really nice shot! 🙂
Amazing click!😍
So gorgeous.
Marvelous photo! You have captured the summer feeling so well!
Amazing !
So peaceful what a great capture
Such beautiful photo
I love the yellow-green color.
Something very nostalgic about this photo.
Almost feels like a walk through time..
Doesn’t appear that the tracks have been used in years….
I didn’t know that a railroad could look romantic! 🙂
Love this picture
I also love this photo – would love to take that walk someday. Would you recommend a visit to Greenland? Iceland became so popular but you rarely hear of people going to Greenland.