Display title | Railroad to Horizon |
Default sort key | Railroad to Horizon |
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Article description: (description ) This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A visual motif wherein a railroad stretching from the point of view to the horizon is used as a symbol of a long journey ahead or maybe of the vast world outside. Usually evokes feelings of adventurous thrill and romantic exploration. Alternatively, a train station where many railways converge is used to the same effect. A Cool Train is optional but the main focus is on the good old rails and sleepers (even in an age of monorails, etc.). |