Remains of the town of CAMUK, GA. USA

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Image Title: Remains of the town of CAMUK, GA. USA

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By: Chuck Freeman
Copyright ©2005

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Photographer	Chuck Freeman {Karma:13616}
Project	#42 Moody Landscape	Camera Model	Fujica st801
Categories	Architecture Others From The Field	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	100mm Fujinon
Uploaded	11/14/2005	Film / Memory Type	Kodachrome 64 slide
		ISO / Film Speed	0
Views	375	Shutter	1/30
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Critiques	3	Rating	Pending / 0 Ratings
Location	City - Camuk, Ga. USA State - GA. USA Country - United States
About	I am sure no one has heard of the farm town of CAMUK, GA. Actually, it sit right on the former mainline CENTRAL OF GA. Railroad. And, believe it or not a "mixed" train of passenger cars and freight came through this tiny town until 1983. (n And a few people rode it) The remains still stands, the mainline still is very busy with freight. But CAMUK, as with so many other has beens, barely still there . Urbanization is not too far away.

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Istvan VARKONYI {K:3770} 11/17/2005

Hi Chuck, I visited your galery, I find a very nice stile. The B/W borrows an old century feeling. It is very interesting. Save the heritage on the pics.

Thanks for your comment.

Istvan

Chuck Freeman {K:13616} 11/15/2005

Thanks Ned:
You are right -the OLD SOUTH is rapidly disappearing to "progress???"
Chuck

n white {K:-636} 11/14/2005

Chuck -- this is lovely indeed, redolent of better times... feels like too much of the old south (the good parts of it) has been left to ruin. Thanks for posting it.

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