Network Traces By Adam Heiss And Martene Rourke

Network Traces depicts places where railway lines were previously in operation, which now lie abandoned or in alternative states of use. Despite a pre-eminent role in the development of the modern railway, Britain began closing a considerable amount of its track as early as 1851. Today these lost lines exist in a variety of states, often lying forgotten as wilderness encroaches upon the formerly strident, man-made structures.