Ais Gill Summit

Ais Gill summit on the Settle and Carlisle Railway at an elevation of more than 1,100 feet is the highest point on the line between Leeds and Carlisle. Its also the county boundary between North Yorkshire and Cumbria and a major watershed point in the Pennines. Streams and tributaries to the south run into the River Ure, down Wensleydale then into the Yorkshire Ouse and out into the North Sea via the Humber Estuary.
To the north the river is the Eden which runs north west to Carlisle and the Solway Firth in the Irish Sea.
Trains have a long climb (nicknamed The Long Drag) all the way from Skipton to this point, then a swift run down into the beautiful Eden Valley.
Here a Class 5 loco, named Sherwood Forester, tops the summit with the Fellsman charter train in August 2014.
I was a good half mile north of the summit. Using a 200mm lens I then cropped the image to emphasise both the heat haze and the sharp change in gradient at the summit. Is it a train picture, an abstract or a landscape?
K3+DA*200mm lens

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