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ALL CAN POST AND ENCOURAGED TO DO SO!!. I took these last year when i went to the Hickory model train show. These are stationed in Hickory.
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GP16 Caldwell County Railroad
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ADDED MARCH 29th 2009-- Video of 1811 pulling 15 brand new covered hoppers to storage. The train is traveling north out of Hickory NC through a series of small towns --video by NStrainfan
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i_v_EXcXJ-o
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Posted - April 12 2008 : 4:22:32 PM
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November 2007 CN at Bayview Junction. One of the busiest train watching spots. CN & CP mainlines intersect, along with GO Transit, Via Rail, and the daily Amtrak New York to Toronto train.
I read somewhere 120 trains a day pass through the Junction. They just triple tracked the main line last year to accomodate GO Transit.
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This is the actual MKT turntable in Franklin, MO
The roundhouse would have been in the background...The wife took this photo about a month ago...(yes its still there in tact)..heck of a find in the Missouri woods next to a campground
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Posted - April 12 2008 : 6:52:31 PM
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Another CN from Bayview in Nov. 2007.
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Posted - April 12 2008 : 7:11:16 PM
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Nice idea Brian,
This is an unusual road name to see in Grafton WV.
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Posted - April 12 2008 : 8:44:58 PM
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Altoona Pennsylvania
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Posted - April 12 2008 : 8:47:18 PM
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[:D] Great pics taycotrains,
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Posted - April 20 2008 : 9:01:52 PM
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Here is picture taken from my cousins 2 story 5,000 sq ft home(paid for--wish i could say the same fo my house) in Almond NC. He has a deck on each level of the house with views of the Fontana Lake which is part of the TVA(Tenneessee Valley Authority). The view also has the RR trestle, which belongs to the Great Smokey MTN's RR. The tourists trains stop on the bridge for scenic photo shoots which many photo's of his home are taken also with zoom lenses as the conductor is his friend who tells all the single women on the train that he is single. The home is at 2500 ft elevation. The trains carry tourists to the Nantahala Gorge For rafting trips. More of the train will be posted in a video shortly as i just returned home from visiting. The first photo is with my zoom of max 7X from his deck. The second photo is standard view looking toward trestle. The hwy is US 19.
zoom view April 19 2008
Non zoom view April 19 2008
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Posted - April 20 2008 : 9:17:51 PM
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Took this photo on the way to my family reunion. This is in OLD FORT NC. THis view was featured on TRAINS magazines front cover one year. It looks like an real life-like train set that came to life. This is the beginning of Norfolk Southerns famous loops. The loops climb up the mtn into Asheville. I had just missed the first train of the day being pushed up. The trains are broken into sections due to the 6% grade. The trains run right past Andrews Geyser US National Park which is in the Pisgah National Forest. The top of the mtn is the Eastern Continental divide
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Posted - May 02 2008 : 11:17:22 PM
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FA-1 at Belington WV. Pic taken last spring 2008. 
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Posted - May 03 2008 : 3:18:28 PM
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Hey guys. Here are some pics I shot today at OCR's open house.
Via F-40
This is one of the 3 O-trains owned by OC Transpo.
Alco C424
Ottawa Central 1859 ---- Alco RS18-u
Another Alco RS18-u
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Posted - May 03 2008 : 8:18:32 PM
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Did you call it Alco Fest? Nice pics!![^]
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Posted - May 03 2008 : 10:09:39 PM
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Great photo's everyone--KEEP'M coming.
Dacheez-- Great photo's of CN Loco's
Alco Fan-- Is that loco in operating condition? Paint still looks decent for age
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Posted - May 05 2008 : 12:36:15 AM
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I was holding back CN 6400 at the Cdn Science and Technology Museum.
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Posted - May 05 2008 : 12:42:42 AM
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Another Alco!
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Posted - May 06 2008 : 10:05:41 PM
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These pictures were taken last fall while at work.
High hood SD40-2 Norfolk Southern entering Martin Marietta Quarry-South Charlotte - NC
Ballast cars being loaded at quarry--photo taken from inside my truck as i was being loaded with ABC gravel. The cars are being pulled by a loader with cable attached--not in picture. The cable is attached near the step area to pull car up. Loading of car is done manually by spotters on the ground giving signals to loader operator to pull car
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Posted - May 06 2008 : 10:33:21 PM
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Hey Mike. I've seen that engine so many times[:D] I went to the museum a few times on school field trips back in elementary school. It is BIG. I have a pic of me standing next to the drive wheels which are bigger than me.
Brian: I like that shot of the engine in the rain. Very cool.
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Mike--Superman!!! Hold that train back!! You remind me of my bestfriends wifes' dad--you look just like him. You have a twin in NC.
Dacheez-- Thanks. It started pouring down rain as soon as train entered the crossing. That locomotive style--highood SD40 you do not see often
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Posted - July 31 2008 : 9:30:58 PM
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I took these pictures today at the Smiths Falls Railway Museum. The museum is a restored train station from the early 1900's.
The first one is a CP S-3
Next is a 1947 Cadillac
And finally is a CN dental car. It travelled around Ontario (in the 60's I think) to small towns which did not have dentists offices. The museum also has 4 other CN passenger cars, all of which have been burned[B)]
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Posted - July 31 2008 : 10:40:34 PM
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Cheez
I up until recently had a dentist that was about 85 years old and that
looks like the equipment he had in his office[^]
Sometimes older is not better
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Posted - August 01 2008 : 2:39:43 PM
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Well I`ll throw one in someone sent me and my crew. I was loading a circus train in downtown Pensacola and am the one in the orange shirt. 
A lone amature built the ark! A large group of professionals built the titanic!
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Well around here you only see 5 different locomotives, although one seems intent on avoiding my camera lens.
All that really goes on is either taking some hoppers loaded up with coal to the nearby generating plant, or covered hoppers taking chemicals or ground rubber or something out to a Michelin plant to make tires.
HATX #'s 910 and 914.
This is where they unload whatever it is for making tires.
These are two more of the five, HLCX #'s 8151 and 7172.
This is CN #1009, a 4-6-0 at a museum near Moncton, New Brunswick. I wish I could've gotten a better angle, but it was stuffed into a storage shed with an RSC-14, an S-12, an ancient John Deere tractor, a couple of speeders, and two cabeese to boot.
And lastly is one of my favourite pictures. It's an old paint company named Tibbet's Paint, that went bankrupt some 25-odd years ago. The line is still in use, but the building certainly isn't. 
    
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This tank car was painted about a year ago I suspect that GIC had something to do with the color scheme Hey Tony, are you going to letter it for Wesson Oil or Ski Soda?
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Posted - August 26 2008 : 9:42:28 PM
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I was on vacation last week in Strasburg, Pennsylvania and took some photos at the Pennsylvania RR Museum.
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Posted - August 30 2008 : 12:52:35 PM
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NS solid John Deere train running through Altoona late last July.
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Here are a few pic's... an array of colours/colors and selective power...
Includes the great Red White and Blue in full splender:
A 2 for 1 shot... Kamloops hosts the Rocky Mountaineer Rail Tours three times weekly.
A potential repainting? Dunno... althought I've seen shots of these going through Chicago!
"Yeah, Smith... I will apply the brake wheel in this cut of cars... as this freshly painted (ex-CV) car rolls by... by... where the  ell is the brake wheel?
and speaking of CSX... (aint this guy far from home?)
and now, for something Barely Noticeable and Simply Facinating...
now, who wants more? I've got the LORAM, Great Northern,
DWP & CV, CN GMD-1's, spring frogs, rail adapters, point protectors,
CN Robot GP-9m's... what else? All these, and much more circa 2005!
John
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Is that a power-trip or just another pick-up line?
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Posted - October 28 2008 : 2:58:51 PM
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These were taken at my work today Oct 28th 2008
St. Lawrence boxcar
Pic#2
CSX MOW JOHN DEER Brushwacker. Photo taken at State ST RR crossing Charlotte NC
DEER # 2
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Posted - October 30 2008 : 02:04:33 AM
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I may have posted this some time ago...
Unfortunately, this can no longer be photographed.
# 1589 GP-9r Canadian Pacific.
Walther's Trainline product made this particular locomotive, only, it's Soo Line 2411.
Do not attempt to adjust your monitor...
The colour/color distortion is red paint well sun-bleached scarring.
John
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I don't have a one track mind. It depends on the turn-out.
"I love your catenary!"
Is that a power-trip or just another pick-up line?
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I was driving my mom home from work today when I heard a familiar sound...
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AFTER THAT TRAIN!
Yes, even though this was my first time driving in any sizable snowfall, I decided to see if I could get a good video of this train.
And I did. 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hVxKgqQpszc
Please, try not to mind my mother and I talking about this and that throughout the video. 
Anyway, so this was my first real winter drive, and my first time to be stopped at a railroad crossing. Good enough for a Thursday afternoon!
Oh, this is also the largest train I can remember seeing locally. Not in terms of the number of cars, but in the amount of power up front. (10,250 HP  )
Here's some info on these locomotives:
- HLCX #7869 -
EMD model SD40-2.
Built in March of 1979.
Ex-BN unit.
Has seen service mostly in the Ohio area.
- HLCX #8151 -
EMD model SD40-2.
Built in July of 1980.
Ex-BN unit.
Has seen service mostly in the Kentucky and Illinois area.
- LLPX #1504 -
EMD model GP15-1.
Built in August of 1979.
Ex-CSX/Conrail unit.
Has seen service mostly in the New York and Nova Scotia area.
- LLPX #2269 -
EMD model GP38-2 (but in GP40 shell).
Built in January of 1966.
Ex-Illinois Central unit.
Has seen service mostly in the Illinois and Nova Scotia area.
- HLCX #7172 -
EMD model SD40-2.
Built in 1979.
Ex-BN unit.
Has seen service mostly in the Ohio area. (Was also derailed in a collision with a flatbed semi-trailer at a grade crossing in Sullivan, Indiana.)
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Posted - February 19 2009 : 11:02:21 PM
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| So who is that masked railroad running the train? I don't think I've ever seen a consist of that size and variety made entirely of secondhand leasing units.
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Posted - February 20 2009 : 11:16:33 AM
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Bayview Junction last weekend.
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Posted - February 20 2009 : 3:28:30 PM
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quote:So who is that masked railroad running the train? I don't think I've ever seen a consist of that size and variety made entirely of secondhand leasing units.
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That would be CBNS, or the Cape Breton & Central Nova Scotia railway. They have a few of their own locomotives, but those are only in operation near Sydney. (about 150 miles away)
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Posted - February 22 2009 : 5:33:58 PM
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Tis indeed the Cape Breton and Central Nova Scotia RR, a division of Rail America. Now the big question I have is who owns Rail America? Hint - The HQ's is in Jacksonville, FL....
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Posted - February 24 2009 : 5:53:45 PM
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here's one I took in Ft Collins,Colorado along S. Mason Street this is ex-C&S/CB&Q & ex BN track get in the car! Its a train!!
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Posted - February 24 2009 : 6:00:47 PM
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Say, that's pretty cool! I didn't think there were any actual trains running on regular streets nowadays.
Oh, and Loopy, RailAmerica is owned by Fortress Investment Group. However, it's RailAmerica's HQ that is in Jacksonville, FIG () is based in New York, New York.
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Posted - February 24 2009 : 11:04:09 PM
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here's a UP loco I took on BNSF tracks like 4 blocks from my house 
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Posted - March 01 2009 : 4:16:26 PM
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since someone did a turntable pic How about this one? would be neat to do in HO scale
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Posted - March 21 2009 : 2:27:44 PM
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Busy with the scanner... Old pics I have taken here and there...
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Posted - March 21 2009 : 3:17:25 PM
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Some great vintage videos here:
http://www.rail-videos.net/video/view.php?id=4927
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Posted - July 17 2009 : 12:35:36 AM
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How about jump-starting this forum with your prototype pics...
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Posted - July 17 2009 : 09:21:01 AM
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I've actually started to passively railfan when I've been out & about. First just two quick shots from Pittsburgh. One off the CSX main (former P&LE) next to the bike trail at station square.
Old bridge near the backside of town, now part of the rails to trails network that spans the city. Was part of a wye for Cheesie System's rail network (B&O formely). Back in the late 80's it carried a special commuter train powered by F7's into the old B&O station in the city. The track & station are now just a memory, and the equipment has moved on.
Much further north of Pittsburgh, you can find a very old railroad still in existance (though now owned by CN). The Bessemer and Lake Erie has still maintained its black & orange fleet since the CN take over in 2004. And they still serve their orginal purpose of moving iron ore between lake erie and the last big steel mill in Pittsburgh.
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Posted - July 17 2009 : 09:38:48 AM
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Nice pics guys!
I'll have to try to snap some photos sometime. It's too bad I don't live closer to Halifax, CN runs a really neat dockyard switching setup there. There's tons o' geeps and containers!
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Posted - July 30 2009 : 9:54:54 PM
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Some more...
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Posted - July 30 2009 : 10:07:34 PM
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Today we took our grandson to the circus and rode the TRE (Trinity Rail Express). While waiting for our return train, I took a few pictures that may be of interest:
This is some ballest - maybe a couple of years old
One of two freight trains coming thru the station
Part of a weather UP car
The second freight - BNSF
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Posted - July 30 2009 : 10:55:16 PM
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| thats neat what do the signs say in the tracks?
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Nice pics guys. I like those old streamliners Mike, very beautiful.
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Posted - July 31 2009 : 5:43:39 PM
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The signs say "no crossing".
For a touch of history - this Pennsylvania RR #4903, GG-1 Electric, built in 1940, pulled the funeral train of Senator Robert Kennedy from New York to Washington, DC on June 8, 1968.
It resides at the Museum of the American Railroad in Fair Park, Dallas.
Their website is: www.dallasrailwaymuseum.com
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Posted - July 31 2009 : 11:07:53 PM
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kool I loves that GG-1 gotta find one in HO & I have 2 Robert F Kennedy for President buttons  but do not care if it runs or not
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Posted - August 03 2009 : 3:20:31 PM
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Smal Diesel Swicher.
German War Locomotive Class 42 made in Vienna/Austria.
Austrias biggest , Europian strongest Expresstrain Steamer.
Overfiew from the depot in Strasshof/ Lower Austria.
Now its a Railroad Museum. - Erich
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Posted - August 03 2009 : 7:36:17 PM
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 thats real cool Erich Any of the locos operational?
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