Yes, I was standing between the tracks. But it's nice and rural and I had checked the timetable that the next train due was the 6:01 from Perth.
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6th June 2010, 06:18 PM #1Moderator
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Waiting for a Train ... or Two
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6th June 2010, 07:21 PM #2
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Re: Waiting for a Train ... or Two
Good perspective, Donald. I like the symmetry. I take it you have been watching that video clip, and thought you would do a remake?
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You were up and out of the house before 5 AM and were able to line up those angles that well? Impressive
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Beautiful shot, Donald. It pulls you right into the distance, which just gets mistier and moodier. Very well done.
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That video clip??? Do tell. Have I copied someone else's work?
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Re: Waiting for a Train ... or Two
I sincerely hope you didn't copy this... Originally Posted by Donald
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Re: Waiting for a Train ... or Two
Oh, that video clip.... senility setting in, y'know.
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