In 3 days from Ghent to Semmering

Just added: a report of the 3 first days of last autumn’s trip to Central- and South-Europe, covering the photos made between Ghent and Semmering. Click here to explore. The goal of this trip was to enjoy freedom, sunlight and trains. Starting from my home I let the weather forecast lead me to my next destination. That meant not knowing beforehand where I’d eat and … Continue reading In 3 days from Ghent to Semmering

Reminiscent of the long days (VI)

Summer is, yet again, over. Short days of fall and winter make us long for those long days again.On Saturday June 14, after a short and arm night, I got up early to enjoy the first light of the day. First train of the day was Rurtalbahn Cargo with one of their Euro 9000 locomotives. At 6:44, the sun was already lighting the town for … Continue reading Reminiscent of the long days (VI)

Car train on a bridge.

Reminiscent of the long days (V)

Summer is, yet again, over. Short days of fall and winter make us long for those long days again.On Friday June 13, after making the photo in Visé, I finally made it to my overnight address in Sint-Martens-Voeren. After the long drive, I was happy to sit down on the terrace in the warm summer heat and watch the trains go by. At 22:12, while … Continue reading Reminiscent of the long days (V)

Reminiscent of the long days (IV)

Summer is, yet again, over. Short days of fall and winter make us long for those long days again.On Friday June 13 I was on my way to Sint-Martens-Voeren for an overnight stay. My plan to still make some photos was largely spoilt by a huge traffic jam. Fortunately I could still see this Medway train on it’s way to Germany, while enjoying pasta on … Continue reading Reminiscent of the long days (IV)

Reminiscent of the long days (I)

Summer is, yet again, over. Short days of fall and winter make us long for those long days again. I’ll show a few photos the coming time that were shot at moments when today light is out. I start with a photo taken in Brugge-Sint-Pieters. Vegetation on the embankment near the station was shaved off completely, allowing the sun to light the trains until sunset. Continue reading Reminiscent of the long days (I)