The end of the line

Now, this could be about fishing, or flying a kite, or even using punctuation properly, come to think of it.
But, it’s about a forlorn train locomotive that sits abandoned on a rusty set of tracks, just 2 minutes walk from my house.
It once pulled carriages filled with local families and tourists between my town and another further up the line. Now, due to a lack of finances, it is slowly fading away, corroding and becoming a home to spiders.
Little children still get a thrill from climbing up the steps into the engineer’s cabin. It must look so huge and powerful to them.

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2 responses to “The end of the line

  1. 🙂 Russel! That poor old locomotive is getting more and more rusty.

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  2. Oooooooh, trains. Love trains.

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