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The train went past another section of what looked like restored great wall, but the train didnt stop here, I cant find it on a map either.
One interesting thing the train did, when getting near the end it was in deep ravines and went very slowly. Instead of a tight turn, at one point it went into a dead end, a switch was thrown, and the train then went backwards the rest of the way. A clever way of avoiding building a big curve.
Camera Details: Canon, Canon PowerShot S90
Settings: 1/640 at f/4, ISO 160, 6 mm
Date: 13 November 2011 Time: 15:02:12
One interesting thing the train did, when getting near the end it was in deep ravines and went very slowly. Instead of a tight turn, at one point it went into a dead end, a switch was thrown, and the train then went backwards the rest of the way. A clever way of avoiding building a big curve.
Camera Details: Canon, Canon PowerShot S90
Settings: 1/640 at f/4, ISO 160, 6 mm
Date: 13 November 2011 Time: 15:02:12