Posted by Bill Marvel on June 3, 2015 
A flat horizon, a lonely station -- a fine evocatin of the Rock's last days.
Posted by lumpum on June 4, 2015 
That station became my friends house. It's not a museum.
Posted by John Shine on June 4, 2015 
Fantastic scene Steve!
Posted by Sid Vaught on June 4, 2015 
I was in Little Rock at the end. So sad and unnecessary.
Posted by cabman701 on June 4, 2015 
I believe that is an upper quadrant wig wag protecting the crossing in the distance?
Posted by Will Jordan on June 4, 2015 
I dig that old track going to the . nice shot!
Posted by pjflstc on June 8, 2015 
That "old track" was a money maker years ago. That farm produced enough grain to have it's own siding for loading. Travelling throughout the grain belt of America, you can still see storage silos along the tracks. If the railroad could profit from hauling your grain or livestock, your farm had a siding. Same as any coal mine or manufacturing facility. It's sad to see that siding has been replaced by a road.
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