Posted by Janusz Mrozek on June 7, 2013  Beautiful terrain, well captured! Posted by Mitch Goldman on June 7, 2013  Wild shot - looks odd without snow. Posted by Jim Thias on June 7, 2013  Everything about this image is excellent. For a moment, I can appreciate the Jenga rock piles in the foreground, and then the tracks lead my eyes up through the rich red rail cars and on to the fascinating structure on top of the hill. And finally, contrasting snow-covered mountain peaks and blue sky. Perfect composition, IMO. Posted by Peter Huerzeler on June 12, 2013  Thanks Guys for this "Photo of the Week" Award! Posted by Snowy on June 13, 2013  No double stacks up there I take it? Awesome shot by the way. Posted by Blair Kooistra on June 13, 2013  Wow! And it wasn't flagged for crooked horizon! THAT is a place i'd love to visit. Recall riding up to Pikes Peak a few years ago and at the park at the top our train was greeted by a guy smoking a cigarette. . . at 14,000'! THAT is some lung power! Posted by David H Hickcox on June 15, 2013  Wow, beautiful photo that brings back very nice memories. I rode the train to Gornergrat in 1969. The view from there of the Matterhorn, and especially the large glaciers, is fantastic. I still use slides I took from there in my teaching. Thanks for posting this excellent photo. Posted by Larry Sallee on June 23, 2013  Beautiful composition. Quite the intriguing-looking observation building as well.

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