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Wednesday, September 24, 2008

DD.965 - Amarapura, Myanmar

DD.965 - Amarapura, Myanmar, originally uploaded by meckleychina.

As our blue Mazda truck-taxi stopped at a RR crossing, I jumped out of the back to get the shot of the narrow gauge train lumbering through. Some of the passenger cars are really rolling back and forth. Take a look.

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