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Great photo collection Richard - reminds me a lot of watching the New River Train with all the different color schemes. 
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June 28 2015
Morning Addition
Snoopy reporting;
* After a good breakfast at Joe's dinner I went over to the coal docks to see what was interesting. One of the PGW's New York Central Hudson's had returned from a freight assignment. Was fueled up and waiting its turn on the turntable for placement on one of the ready tracks or possibly inside a roundhouse stall for service. The engineer and fireman was just leaving and the hostler hadn't arrived as of yet. These powerful 4-6-4 types can handle almost any assignment. I stayed back and got a busy looking picture for the morning addition. So much is always going around a Engine house.
Snoopy your ever present reporter.
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Posted - June 28 2015 : 10:18:29 AM
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Nice collection. Cool Fallen Flags. Nice transition era
compilation.
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Posted - June 30 2015 : 7:02:37 PM
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| TF Railroader News June 30, 2015
Another nice scene at the yards Frank. Also thank you Jerry and look forward to your nice photos soon. This next photo is at peaceful North Adams, MA.
As I am waiting for the next train, the familiar horn and rumbling sounds nearby means the Boston and Maine BL2 is approaching.
Knowing the pathways and using my bike, I make it in time to take a quick photo of it peeking out of the tunnel in the dim sunlight.
I took some photos of the freight set passing thru town.
A short wait by the train crew allowed me to get a nice photo of this hopper car.
The scene is peaceful and quiet again as the freight departs. These set of events are repeated time and time again in this area unblemished by worldly events. Paradise indeed.
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 Posted - June 30 2015 : 11:00:19 PM
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Gotta remember
There's always a snake in Paradise 
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| The TF Railroader News July 2, 2015
We return to beautiful North Adams, Massachusetts with another visitor to the area. Great Northern railcar doing the honors today by transporting the local citizens around this fine bucolic location.
The crew stopped the car for some of the railfans to take its picture.
Thank you Great Northern for lending your fine railcar for the next two months while Boston and Maine fixes its own railcar.
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Posted - July 02 2015 : 7:43:29 PM
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| TF RR News July 2, 2015
We find another nice scene in New England with a New Haven excursion train following the Housatonic River in scenic Cornwall, Connecticut on a nice summer afternoon.
Summers may be short but memories last a long lifetime.
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Posted - July 05 2015 : 11:47:54 AM
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| Orange on orange. Great stuff.
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Hope all of you had a happy and safe holiday weekend. These people in this next photo certainly did by judging their jovial moods and gestures. Scene is near Golden, Colorado on a nice afternoon setting with great weather.
Fan trip set up by Union Pacific Railroad using one of their recent repainted engines and cars in the defunct Kansas and Colorado Railroad paint scheme.
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Posted - July 06 2015 : 11:15:45 AM
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We have another setting to show. Photos taken near Marietta, Georgia during one of their weekend fan shows with various equipment.
Several PCC and RDC cars in solar powered mode offer multiple short trips.
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Posted - July 06 2015 : 11:23:09 AM
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Some passenger sets were also offering railfan trips.
Various engines were pulling freight and passenger cars for all to photograph.
Last photo showed a race between GP engine and trailer truck. I wonder who won?
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Posted - July 06 2015 : 1:20:48 PM
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| Always a pleasure to view your photos Richard, and quite a nice collection of passenger equipment you have there.
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Posted - July 06 2015 : 1:29:54 PM
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Hey, I had lunch today just down the street from Wood Brothers Racing in Harrisburg, NC!
Love the outdoor lighting in your pics!
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Thank you for your compliments. Everyone here has nice photos at one time or another. This next scene is near Danbury, Connecticut showing a small freight set on another sunny day.
This last photo shows two guests in this picture. First one is Alaska RR caboose.
Second guest is a familiar vintage car owned by Mr. Kennedy whom we met in this paper's June 17, 2015 post. He was with a woman who clearly did not look like Miss Wilkes. We wonder if she reads this newspaper.
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Posted - July 07 2015 : 10:47:51 PM
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quote:
Last photo showed a race between GP engine and trailer truck. I wonder who won?
Originally posted by wks - July 06 2015 : 11:23:09 AM
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Matchbox truck! *makes Grabby Paws!* gimmies!
Love the Durango set up
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It is still fun to take a train ride even on a rainy day. These people are enjoying themselves with a ride near Downers Grove, Illinois yesterday.
Leave your worries behind with a whirlwind ride.
Neither rain nor sleet nor snow nor wind will stop these dedicated machines.
Take a ride to paradise today.
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Posted - July 13 2015 : 4:12:00 PM
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| I wish I could buy passage on those fine old PC coaches.
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Lionel corporation held a Christmas in July for families in need of food, clothing and toys for their children. The event was held at a location near Seattle, Washington.
Freight cars painted in bright colors to bring smiles to those families in need.
The children at this event were all smiles and grateful for the help that Lionel offered.
A special guest and his helper brought the most cheers to the crowd gathered.
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Pennsylvania Great Western Railway recently tested a steam engine it purchased from Southern Railroad. The engine along with restored coaches has been operating on the scenic Catford Branch since last week. Everything is operating fine and PGW is going to buy more units and coaches. Their branch line has seen huge increases in ridership due to high gasoline and insurance rates in England. I took some photos last week of the set near beautiful Wallingford, England.
Nice day for photos.
The wailing whistle signals its arrival to the towns people.
Look at it take off.
PGW branch president Mr. Catford Ken is very pleased with its performance.
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Also on hand were two Alco units being tested for freight service on that line.
They can easily handle the two percent grade on sections of the line.
Ken loves the colors but he is looking to change one of them into a Union Jack paint scheme.
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Posted - July 18 2015 : 10:40:53 AM
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got me thinking now wks,got this and new railings,can picture the royal coat of arms where the flag is and 2015 instead of 1776 with stars covered with white stripe,ken
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The southerners have landed! A second set was spotted on British soil yesterday. The success of the first set has PGW ordering more for its expanding services on all of their lines. These photos were taken yesterday near Windsor, England.
Ken feels confident that these engines will perform well for a long time.
Many thanks to Southern Railroad for building these extra units in record time!
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Meanwhile on the other side of the pond we spotted a Reading set taking on coal in eastern Pennsylvania. The unit did overtime that day and its dwindling coal supply forced it to take a different route for refueling. It is spotted at a coaling tower facility near Shamokin, Pennsylvania on a warm muggy early evening.
Reading railroad engines work overtime to get the jobs done on time.
That is why they have many satisfied customers along their routes.
Take the Reading for your company's success.
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Posted - July 21 2015 : 7:47:20 PM
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Caught a set of old timers traveling down the rails near Spring Lake, NJ recently.
Collection from different railroads sure looks different.
Took a trolley later on a different line near Wayne NJ.
All this work and traveling made me hungry.
After the meal I snapped a shot of the cute restaurant by the tracks. Took the trolley home.
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Posted - July 22 2015 : 08:59:54 AM
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wks,that kentucky takes drive ins to an all new high,ken
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The KFC scene is unique Ken. It gives that branch line a small town down home feel to it even though it is close to New York City. Many business establishments open shop close to the tracks to attract customers. Those customers enjoy the simple lifestyle of those communities and they like to get away from the overcrowding conditions of busy cities.
This next scene shows a station which had seen passenger service in its past. Some of the small branch line railroads have struggled to make ends meet. Competition from other transportation modes have forced these small railroads to downsize. This station had served one of those railroad companies for so long. Once many passenger trains stopped there. Now only freight service remains and they are far and few between.
A small set whizzes by on a late afternoon setting.
It goes so fast you can barely photograph it.
The station has been renovated recently. Perhaps some big railroad company such as PGW can take it over and resume passenger service. Toptrain and his crew have done the same with other small lines. Only time will tell.
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Posted - July 23 2015 : 7:35:05 PM
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The station showed in yesterdays post is located in Liberty NY. These next photos were shot in and around Liberty to show a day in the life of the area. Hope you enjoy.
At 7am a young colt stretches its legs to start the day. A caboose from the west completes the photo.
At 9am cries from young baby animals alert their parents it is feeding time.
At 11am beer has been loaded at the station for distribution to local pubs in the area.
At 1pm workers are getting ready to move electric supplies to area customers.
At 4pm workers finish cleaning the church and having it ready for weekend services.
At 7pm an area cat looks to the heavens and wonders what tomorrow will bring.
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These next scenes were taken at or near Waterbury, Connecticut.
The station master waiting for the morning train to deliver the daily mail.
Young ladies waiting for their boyfriends to pick them up after breakfast.
Here they come. Go Speed Racer Go.
One of the boyfriends is racing with the local freight to impress his lady.
The engineer has no wish to speed since his freight is carrying precious cargo.
Later we see one of the cars cooling its heels off.
Another car is ready to go.
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Posted - July 24 2015 : 8:41:24 PM
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Nice photos wks! Good lighting, nice color and composition with various elements in the foreground, background, and in between. Not that I'm any kind of expert, but I think that adds a lot of interest.
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Thank you Glenn. It just takes many photo opportunities to get the shot you desire. Anyone here can do it. These next photos were taken near Hawley PA on a hot sunny day.
Cool shade available while waiting for the afternoon train.
Leased PCC unit heading toward Honesdale PA.
Phillies freight car on a siding.
Cute auto in major league baseball colors seen at Honesdale. Must be a huge baseball fan.
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Posted - July 27 2015 : 10:04:16 PM
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| Nice work, WKS.
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Thank you Jeff. I look forward to your nice photos as well. These next photos were taken in Brooklyn NY on the Myrtle Avenue elevated line recently on a hot day.
No air conditioning available but the train reaches top speeds to produce some relief from the breezes it produces.
Photos taken by me at the NY Transit Museum display in December last year.
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We close out the month with some more photos I took of a freight set near Joliet, Illinois.
Got milk?
The ride upscale hobos like to take to see the country. Great sleeping conditions.
Free food inside for those hobos with money problems.
I wonder if they go everywhere east, north and south?
The anxious zebra wonders if the steel barriers inside will prevent the hungry tiger from getting his next free meal?
A derailment delays the freight for a few hours today. I wonder if this is a ominous sign for the Cubs season?
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Another long and hot day for those dedicated track workers who maintain the rails for safe transportation. These workers are at the Narrows near Cumberland, Maryland. They drink plenty of water to sustain their health but at night they will guzzle down those beers that the local freight delivered this muggy hot August afternoon.
The same set of events will duplicate themselves tomorrow and the day after.
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Some views of passenger equipment at Mount Olive NJ recently.
Sunny day in August.
Nice relaxing trip in the lake region.
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Some vintage NH locos howling some 1400 miles away from their home base. Another great photo taken by Jeff Chops near his home in El Paso, Texas.
Photo courtesy of Jeff Chops.
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Some vintage CNJ diesels being serviced at a NYC service facility at Haverstraw, NY.
Nice to see different railroads sharing their facilities to help each other.
Miles downstream and over the state line we find a CNJ service crane at a A&P facility in Montvale, NJ.
I took these photos yesterday of one of the display layouts at the Edison NJ train show.
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Posted - August 12 2015 : 01:06:30 AM
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Wow, that is some astonishing work. Sorry I've been
slacking off of late. I will endeavor to try to knock
out some new shots. I've ridden on those subways
in years past. In Boston, as many will know, the old
PCC trolleys often ran on the same subway rails along
side the subways.
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A PT Barnum circus car, with monkeys escaping from the clerestory windows.
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Posted - August 12 2015 : 01:14:14 AM
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A thirty car string of New Haven Box Cars, mostly Tyco, that were being pulled by the
picture Richard (WKS) kindly re-posted. I burned up one Athearn motor and a few
traction tires doing this!
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Nice photos as usual Jeff. These next photos were taken near Athens, GA where BL2 Florida East Coast engine set was making a delivery.
Another sunny day in the Georgia mountains.
Fresh oranges for everyone in the area.
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Posted - August 12 2015 : 11:45:47 PM
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Today's theme: orange on orange on orange. Great
work.
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Amtrak's Sunset Limited burns across the great Chihauhuan Desert west of El Paso.
WKS's work is inspiring me to get out of my slump and back into it.
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Another hot day has the local people inside the station waiting for the Petton Valley Flyer to arrive. I wonder why it is taking too long?
Now I see. The local freight developed some trouble with its lead engine.
I took some photos of the freight cars while the crew fixed the problem.
The flyer is on its way. Photos taken near Lexington, Kentucky.
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Here at Bergen Point things are always happening. Often the inside track is used for switching. It is common to see a freight car placed by Elisha's General store being talked about by the oldtimer's who are there for coffee in morning.
toptrain
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Nice photos Jeff and Frank. Your pictures are always enjoyable to view. These next photos show some beer reefers being delivered yesterday to the crew at Frankford Shops in NJ.
Viewed near Hillside NJ on a steep embankment. Seems they are traveling to the clouds.
Close up of one of the cars. The crew at Frankford will be on cloud nine once they taste the fresh ale.
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We have another view of those heavenly reefers traveling back to the midwest. Different order of cars shows that there must have been numerous shuffling of the cars at busy Frankford yards.
Same location at Hillside, New Jersey.
Across the country we see some coaches meandering by the meadows near Santa Clara CA.
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On a late summer day we see some STLKC&C coaches traveling westward toward Kansas City, MO. Location near Independence, MO.
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Union Pacific's heritage unit painted in Kansas and Colorado color scheme is on the rails near Denver on another railfan trip yesterday.
Warm and sunny conditions make for a fine day.
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We find ourselves again near Denver to view some photos from another railfan trip sponsored by Union Pacific Railroad. Restored Denver South Park and Pacific coaches being pulled by one of the Jupiters owned by The UP Historical Society shown yesterday.
Sunny but more humid day for the small group of railfans riding the train.
The Jupiter gains speed to produce much needed breezes for those on the train.
People still enjoyed the trip regardless of the higher temperatures.
Photos taken near Ruby Hill Colorado.
After the trip the railfans headed to a local pub to get some cold drinks.
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