To me, lines has always meant railway lines:
Out of Waterloo in the evening
Found this one a while ago, taken by my father in the early 1960s, I think
Railway lines and overhead lines, early 1960s?
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I love the top photo. It reminds of train trips I have taken into and out of Melbourne, Australia ever since I was a young child.
Thank you, Suzanne…glad it brought back memories!
Although this is from Manchester, I was reminded of the numerous railway lines leading into London Bridge Station during my youth. I crossed a bridge on the way to school, and would see a very similar view.
Best wishes, Pete.
Great that it’s bringing back memories… BTŴ the top image is Waterloo
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Railroad lines always give me a yen to travel, but this morning it will only be to church and then to work…and not by rail. Ahh, well.
janet
Ah, well…you’ll be travelling sometime! As will I
Since I just got back from Arizona a couple of days ago, I can’t complain and travel is always part of my ongoing life plan.
Good for you, Janet!
And you. 🙂
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Great photos, did your father like trains 🙂
Yes, and so do I!
Oh, I love that Manchester shot Sue. I have been into that station so many times over the last 40 years, and this one take some imagining now.
I‘ve never been there, my father took that photo!
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Hi Sue…top photo brought me back to a recent trip…thank you for evoking some great memories.
Good to hear it evoked great memories for you, Mark!