Driving under such a majestic construction makes me realize how tiny are we. How much time things needed to be built before all those heavy duty machines, and unlimited supplies of building materials.

Viaduct which is seen in the photo in one of the 65 bridges on the "Bohinj Railway", which is only a small part of the railway link between Trieste (Italy), through Gorica & Jesenice (Slovenia) to the Prague (Czech Republic).

I read on Wikipedia, that it was built between 1900 and 1906 as a link between Central Europe and the Adriatic Sea. 14,897 workers participated in the construction of numerous facilities, tunnels, galleries, and bridges.

On the track, steam locomotives were driven from the beginning, which was abolished in 1974. Nevertheless, the track has not been electrified to this day.

But enough history, strange working week, which ended with the new moon, and just let's go to bed.

Photos made by me, and my Samsung A5.