TRAINS in the RAIN

Peirce Jul 10, 2005

  1. Hardcoaler

    Hardcoaler TrainBoard Member

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    In what is probably the worst picture I've taken and kept is this shot from 10/23/1993 at Cumberland, MD of WM F7 #236 and probably WM BL-2 #81 en route to the B&O Railroad Museum in Baltimore. My Kodachrome 64 was seriously outmatched by the deep overcast and drizzle. We were driving past the yard and happened to see these, so had to venture a picture.

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  2. BoxcabE50

    BoxcabE50 HOn30 & N Scales Staff Member TrainBoard Supporter

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    This view hardly deserves to be described as a "worst". It's a good memory for you. It also has historic value.
     
  3. Mike VE2TRV

    Mike VE2TRV TrainBoard Member

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    I agree, way not worst. Much, much higher! Plus an interesting pairing of engines from a long-gone era.

    And surely some great memories for you.
     
  4. BNSF FAN

    BNSF FAN TrainBoard Supporter

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    This is the last train I shot in 2024 A wet year end to my 2024 railfanning adventures. - Auburn GA Dec 28, 2024
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  5. badlandnp

    badlandnp TrainBoard Member

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    Caught this rainy weather movement today, on top of the ice!

     
  6. Kurt Moose

    Kurt Moose TrainBoard Member

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    Clean ACe/GE combo too!(y)

    Not to mention some old school hoods!:love:
     
  7. BNSF Hi Line Sub

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    Bitterroot local, cutting through Brooks and Reserve on a rainy spring day in Missoula, Mt.

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  8. ddechamp71

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    Les Cèdres, QC, 50 km / 30 miles west of Montreal downtown, August 2016.

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