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Love the first image.
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we'll have to send you out on a wagon ride through the countryside next time .. likely the only way you could improve on these .. lol , very nice set
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That would definitely be an interesting trip. I would have loved to have been on, or even just seen the TGV when they got it up to nearly 360MPH. Nice shots too
![]() YouTube - tgv speed record at 574.8kmh - 357.16mph
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Well done, Jake! I've been on one of 300 kph trains in Tokyo! Well done on capturing it out the window like that!
Jim Tucson also!!!
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Don't you just hate power lines? That first shot is superb, but would be better without the lines. My next fave is number 3.
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Nice photos especially considering you were travelling @180 mph and shooting through glass.
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