A piece of history that goes away

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A piece of history that goes away sent on December 07, 2024 (10:15) by Gian Antonio Zapparoli. 2 comments, 99 views.

at 32mm, 1.6 sec f/8.0, ISO 200, tripod.

Il biellismo della locomotiva a vapore HENSCHEL & SOHN anno 1907 - CCFR N.7 Da notare i tubi lanciasabbia che depositano la sabbia tra il cerchione e la superficie della rotaia per aumentarne l'aderenza. La locomotiva a vapore CCFR (Consorzio Cooperativo Ferrovie Reggiane) n. 7 è stata costruita dalla Henschel & Sohn di Kassel, allora si sciveva Cassel, in Germania. Ha viaggiato sulle Ferrovie Reggiane fino agli anni 50, quando è stata accantonata in favore dei nuovi locomotori diesel.

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7 persons like it: Bruno Cesena, Carlo Alfonso, Ladislav, Nonnachecca, Pietro Giorgio Favaro, Siro, Zilmauri

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Pietro Giorgio Favaro

sent on December 08, 2024 (11:27) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Apt title, to note (in addition to the usual mastery in photographing) the presence of cobwebs that make it clear how much this country lets these important historical and cultural testimonies go lost in total indifference :-| . Congratulations for the whole "Masterpiece" series.... hello Piergiorgio.

Gian Antonio Zapparoli

sent on December 08, 2024 (11:35) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thank you very much Piergiorgio, you have perfectly captured the spirit and meaning of these photographs that are not intended to be just an aesthetic moment to be immortalized, but a piece of our history that will be irretrievably lost.

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