Thank you @asesewrites11 I enjoy the rail tracks a lot, it seems like a lot of my posts are about them haha ;)

Thank you @starkwisdom55! I need to take more photos, there is a lot better work out there to be done! 🙂

Thank you @hjrrodriguez! Yes that is indeed the case, there was a lot of abandoned things, stuff I didn't get to photograph, I wish to go back and explore some more.

Thank you very much @photographmaniac 🤠

Thank you very much @bloggskeme! I'm glad you enjoyed - it's a beautiful place for sure.

Thank you! I was looking at your tutorials and was thinking what else could I do with these photos, you definitely have some creativity going on!

I'm not sure 100 percent but I think it was some sort of centralized heating for the houses around the area... I know this is more common in Europe... Anyways it's always fun to explore these types of

Thank you @brumest and @qurator 😎

Yes, the last one is a bit scary for sure. Thanks for stopping by once again @chinito , happy to see you around :)

Haha yeah, the police, we will get to that soon ;) It was just a bit of a 'talk' really 😉 So nothing too crazy, but I will write about it soon. And thanks for checking it out @tobywalter

Thanks a lot, when the black and white works it just works 😉

@twicejoy Thank you! Yes it was some interesting pics, glad I went out :)

Thanks a lot @x-rain I appreciate it 😌

Thank you @rozku 💝

Thank you! Maybe not so much the dead rat though 😉

Yeah it's an interesting thing to look at that is for sure! :) Thanks for stopping by 😊

Thank you!! :)

Haha, I would have never thought of it that way, maybe you are right ;)

Thanks @josediccus, it's interesting living around railways for sure, one does grow to enjoy it, except some nights they go a bit crazy slamming the train cars together 😬😂 And good thing you never poked

Thank you... I've been around this area a lot and it's hard to know what to shoot sometimes but sometimes you get lucky with a dead rat 😉