Caboose
36 creative works found
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Sitting beside the tracks at Lowanna Nsw.
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Colored pencil. This is still in the train caboose kitchen
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Hand drawn & colored with Prisma colored pencils
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No more trips for this caboose left alone retired abandoned and vandalized yet still gets to see the trains as they zoom beside on a daily basis.
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The tattoo of the freight train, engine, boxcar & caboose goes around my wrist like a bracelet. The lady who did these, Dana Tyrell, is a true artist. She did these, Noah’s Ark (coming up later), & my two Rat Girls. These were done in 1997
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Graffiti spray painted on the side of a train
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Bright red caboose at the train station.
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HDR image of antique railway cars in Lewisburg, PA. I love the overall “antique” look of this shot, a little grainy, lot’s of “wear” on the Coboose’s and passenger car. What is the plural of Caboose? HDR Images / Prague Images / Aviation Related Images
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A great little abandoned caboose in Courtland, Alabama. I love the way the light was coming in the window, casting a warm glow and lighting up the car. I also had a really nice view down the tracks, on a really beautiful day. Please enjoy these other images:
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Colored pencil drawing. The room Aunt Mazie is sitting in is suppose to be a kitchen in her train caboose
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This was the last car of a railroad left and is on display at the end of the line.
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Panorama of graffiti painted on the side of a train
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All artwork is © Rhonda L. Hall, All Rights Reserved. You may not use, replicate, manipulate, redistribute, or modify this image without my express consent.
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Genesee, MI.
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This is one of the rail cars outside the Sacramento Rail Museum. I was deeply disappointed when the caboose vamoosed! I just looked up one day and thought the train had forgotten its tail somewhere but they ALL did. Of all the rail cars, the caboose was the most interesting for me because it seemed so important to make sure the train stayed “healthy” from the back side too. And it always had the railroaders who smiled and waved back, probably because they knew they were “letting” traffic go across the tracks soon. :-) Since they’ve disappeared, I’ve certainly heard of plenty crashes from cars or entire trains hitting the rear of other trains. Cost cutting probably killed cabooses but I’m glad I got to see them before they were dumped.
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Hi Jason, Train Driver: If you’re looking, this one is for you! Just an old, retired, well respected caboose!
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This is an old New York Central caboose… New York Central was a railroad that ran mostly in the early 1900’s all the way up til 1968 when it merged with Pennsylvania Railroad to form Penn Central… which eventually would become Conrail… and today Is Norfolk Southern…
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I left the office early, hoping to catch glimpse of a large elk herd spending the winter near town. They weren’t about, so I went for a drive and came across this scene, which I like better than the pictures I might have gotten of elk, anyway. Who needs nature when you have reflective cabooses?
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