| Posted by AZ Mike on August 13, 2014 | |
This is a great shot. Love the waterfront.
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Wow! Those are some amazing waves you caught there! Luck favors the prepared. PC from me.
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Awesome!
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| Posted by Mark on August 14, 2014 | |
What a fantastic photo! How great would it be to live on the waterfront AND have trains zipping past? It just doesn't get any better.
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| Posted by Gary on August 18, 2014 | |
Its worth mentioning a severe winter storm totally destroyed the track over 140 yards directly behind the train! Both lines were left hanging in the air! You can just make out a new section of concrete wall at the rear of the train. Pre cast concrete sections weighing 4.5 tons each were installed to create a "ballast box" for the track formation. This was on top of more than 6000 tonnes of concrete and about 250 tonnes of steel re-bar. Between the waves you can also see buckled shipping containers. These had their tops cut out and were filled with stone to make a temporary break water whilst the repairs were carried out. The works took 7 weeks to complete.
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Its really amazing. Beautiful shot.
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