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Chefchaouen, Morocco
Mark Fischer
26.01.2026
In a world overflowing with visual complexity, German photographer Marc Fischer offers a refreshing perspective rooted in simplicity. Throug
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Nigerian Railway Corporation Locomotive 211
Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC) locomotive 211, the River Karaduwa, at the NRC diesel maintenance facility in Lagos, Nigeria on December 16, 2002. This 2-8-2 locomotive was constructed by the Vulcan Locomotive works in 1954.
211 was the last operational steam locomotive on the NRC and pulled excursion trains until 2003. It and two other steam engines were later transferred to an NGO who planned to build a railroad museum. As of 2007 all three had been stripped of their builder's plates and name boards by vandals.
[This is not a great photo, but there are not too many photos of this locomotive available. Something is better than nothing!]
Nigerian Railway Corporation 1124
Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC) locomotive 1124 at the engine house near Lagos, Nigeria, on December 16, 2002. This was one of 25 General Motors Electro-Motive Division (EMD) export class G12 locomotives built in 1958 and numbered 1101-1125.
Curvature Of The Mind By Mark Fischer ( Digital Artist ) 😊
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