Hello, fellow train enthusiasts! Have you ever been travelling by train, looked outside the window, spotted a beautiful mountain, an old fort, a river, a bridge, or some interesting landmark, and wondered: "What is that place? What's its name? Is there a story behind it?" I've had this thought quite often, and it inspired me to build something called ScenicRails. The idea is simple: 🚆 Discover what's outside your train window. ScenicRails helps train travellers discover landmarks, natural attractions, and interesting sights on BOTH sides of their railway journey. 📍 Know the names of places you're passing by. 📷 Turn on your phone camera and explore the surrounding sights live through your camera. 🌍 Discover the world around you instead of watching beautiful places pass by without knowing what they are. Website: (https://scenicrails.info) Here's a short demonstration of the idea: (https://www.instagram.com/reel/DfWxwi4t0Ry/) I'm sharing this here because I think train enthusiasts from different countries could make this project even more interesting. I'd genuinely love to hear your thoughts: Would you use something like this during your train journeys? Which country's railway routes would you love to explore this way? Have you ever passed an incredible landmark by train and wished you knew what it was? What features would make this genuinely useful for railway travellers? I'd especially love to hear from people who travel by train across different countries. Let's make looking out of a train window even more exciting! 🚆   submitted by   /u/Big_Response1640 [link]   [comments]