Moriag

I'll be uploading a second set of photos this week - apologies in advance to everyone who's not a railfan as most of these were taken at National Technical Museum repository for railways collection at Chomutov, which is running an open collection event over the summer. Also apologies for poor quality of some of the images as the location (a pair of connected roundhouses) is rather full, causing problems when actually attempting to fit anything in the photo, and has sometimes poor lighting. If you have chance and are a fan, it's worth visiting as the collection includes many interesting items.Hope you enjoy the photos!

First part of the comparisons between 2017 and 2010 have been posted, these cover most of the railway proper - I do still have a set of photos from the siding, I'll be posting them in a few days. Hope you enjoy the photos, and apologies for sometimes poor quality of the images.M.

Not a big trip today (my feet still need time to heal after the weekend, formal footwear and myself are not on the best terms...), honestly I just walked the two-mile track that ends pretty much at my doorstep - hence all the images are rusty iron and weeds. Enjoy :P However, it made me think - I think I could dig up some older pictures from the railway and do a kind of "then and now" comparison. The question is, would it be interesting, is it worth doing (my photos kinda suck, imagine what they looked some years back - it's quite bad), and how do I actually do it. Hmmm...