Why Trains are more than Transport!
The Everett Railroad is a short-line railroad company that operates on standard gauge tracks of 4 feet 8.5 inches. It currently operates on a 16-mile line between Roaring Spring and Claysburg in the state of Pennsylvania. Yup, its in Hollidaysburg! The company has its train …
Railfanning and Trainspotting, like any outdoor activity, carries certain risks. However, railfanning has its own unique set of dangers that are important to be aware of in order to stay safe. Some potential dangers of railfanning include: Getting too close to the tracks Trains can …
Cog railways, also known as mountain railways, are a type of railway designed to climb steep inclines with the help of a toothed rack rail, or cog, which runs in the center of the track. This cog engages with a gear on the locomotive, providing …
You can enjoy railfanning from home by watching out for trains on our curated rail cams! Not sure how it works? Read on: Spotting Trains from Home Railfanning is an exciting and engaging hobby that many people enjoy. However, not everyone has the time or …
Trainspotting and railfanning are two terms often used interchangeably, but there are important differences between them. In this blog post, we’ll explore these differences, celebrate the similarities, and encourage readers to get involved in either activity. Trainspotting Trainspotting is the act of recording the locomotive …
Locomotive livery is an important aspect of railfanning. It adds character to trains and helps identify the country, region, or railway company that owns the locomotive. In this blog post, we’ll explore the different locomotive livery systems in various countries and regions around the world. …
Railfanning, also known as train spotting, is a hobby that involves observing and photographing trains and railways. Railfans are enthusiasts who have a deep passion for all things related to trains, from the history of the rail industry to the technical aspects of locomotive design. …