Neat shot, Caroline. Well composed,too.
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Very nice! Almost looks like it could be a cover shot from Railroad Model Craftsman!
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This would definitely be a neat place to explore. Nice Shot!
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Very nice scene. It looks like the setting of a western movie.
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Go for your Geep and go for it slow!
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Full marks for getting here. It's a place I've only seen from atop, & would have loved to got down here. Chris, UK.
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It's great scenery for many western film. Impression at the first sight!
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Another great photo Caroline. Looks like a spot a young Clint Eastwood would appear out of the shadows.
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At first glance this picture kinda looks like the shot from the movie Under Siege 2: Dark Territory with Steven Seagal, when the switch throws and they cross over to the opposite side of the town.
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Another impressive train-less shot, Caroline! I could probably spend an entire afternoon exploring a site like this. Thanks for taking the time to get photos like this.
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Isint this the location where the scene from Under Siege 2 was filmed when they went into the "Dark Territory". The Porter noticed they were on the wrong side of that river.
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Very interesting shot. It is saddening to see old main lines rusting away in such decrepit condition. NS's Asheville-Spartanburg line over Saluda Grade doesn't look this rough yet, but I am afraid the same thing is happening there.
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I've been asked now a few times if this was one of the locations used in Under Seige 2. I did find out that much of that movie was filmed in various parts of Colorado. Although I don't know if any specific parts of the movie were filmed in this exact location, I would venture a guess that it's entirely possible. I do know that the small airport in Leadville was one of the locations used.
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Something about RR's and industrial decay...wonderfully composed image Caroline.
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