Trains in Sacramento run right through the center of town. For those homeowners in the grid (as it is affectionately called), you can feel the vibration of the trains as they move along the tracks.
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that is such a great photo. And awesome job for today's theme!
ReplyDeleteVery cool - but what kind of train car is that??
ReplyDeleteLike your blog...always so interesting.Liked the photos.
ReplyDeleteI forgot to mention....way to keep the theme..Johnny Cash, hears the train also!
ReplyDeleteThat's a fascinating looking train. Great pic
ReplyDeletecool looking train!
ReplyDeleteI was actually on a train today, and it looked NOTHING like that one!
ReplyDeleteRumble, rumble... I can hear and feel the train coming now!
ReplyDeleteI used to live next to train tracks. You eventually get used to it.
ReplyDeleteI adore being near the tracks when a fast one screams past. I miss living close enough to do it more often. Nice take on the prompt.
ReplyDeleteIt would drive me insane to live near a train track...but it is so cool when you see apartments in movies where the train rattles the place.
ReplyDeleteAll these fantastic ideas! I am so impressed!
ReplyDeleteWhat a different looking train. I am completely fascinated by it.
ReplyDeletethat train is beautiful, so unique. nice one.
ReplyDeleteTrains shake me up! Cool photo!
ReplyDeleteFirst, kudos for adding the Johnny Cash song, Folsom Prison Blues. He is, or was, a personal hero of mine, and I love that song.
ReplyDeleteSecond, this is a very clever take on today's theme. I love the feeling of a train, in additional to its sound. And remember, it takes a lot to laugh, but it only takes a train to cry.