Website Update - Blizzard of 2001

Harron Mar 7, 2001

  1. Harron

    Harron TrainBoard Supporter

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    Been railfanning during the Blizzard here in the northeastern US since I didn't have any classes, and got some really nice shots. Go to Capital District Railfanning for the whole story.

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    [ 06 March 2001: Message edited by: Harron ]
     
  2. DaveCN5710

    DaveCN5710 Profile Locked

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    Brrrr....Look at that snow , Great Picture Corey [​IMG]
     
  3. Alan

    Alan Staff Member TrainBoard Supporter

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    All the pictures are superb! Good thing you took advantage of the weather to get shots like those [​IMG]
     
  4. Hytec

    Hytec TrainBoard Member

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    Great Photos on your Capital District link, too!

    Is that a REAL Caboose? I guess the train make-up crew in the yard forgot that cabeese used to go on the rear of trains :D

    Hank
     
  5. CPRailfan

    CPRailfan TrainBoard Member

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    Great pics Corey!
    I have about 18 more pictures left on my camera, so I gotta head out by the tracks. But it's too cold!!! :D :D :D
     
  6. E&NRailway

    E&NRailway TrainBoard Member

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    Does the D&H(CP) still use cabeese (or vans)?
     
  7. Big Al

    Big Al TrainBoard Member

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    D&H still uses cabeese on several local runs. Corey's picture is of SC-1 that serves the Colonie Mainline between Kenwood Yard (Albany) and Mechanicville. The territory sometimes requires long back-up moves and the conductor likes his space. Other locals based at Voorheesville, Saratoga, Ft. Edward and Plattsburg have cabeese assigned as well. There are D&H, CP Rail and a Napierville Junction car in service.
     
  8. watash

    watash Passed away March 7, 2010 TrainBoard Supporter In Memoriam

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    Wasn't there an article several years ago about the conductors could lease or buy caboose of their choice for bad weather? I think it was when the EOT equipment got started.
     

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