Great photo's guys.

helpet set on the Conemaugh line at Conpitt Junction headed west to hook onto a mixed freight that was going to head east.



Todd

Nice shot Todd---here's another Canadian location photo,St.Thomas Ontario

thank you very much Mister Nutbar. your photo is very nice as well. when was it taken and what kind of locomotive is that? locomotive identification is not my strong point.


Todd

Hi Todd---I wish I had kept better records of my photographs so I'm unsure of the date the photo was taken---I'm guessing maybe Oct.92.I did a little bit of searching and found out #6512 was a SD-50 built 07/84.It is still on the NS roster as re-built SD-40 E #6302.Here's another shot of her in her original number---maybe someone has a shot in her present number

Hello --- I couldn't find the 6302,but here's a couple of her sisters taken at Horseshoe Curve during a railfanning trip I took with Doctor Wayne this past June

thanks for the information on the locomotives. again very nice pictures.

NS 66K with the 50 car stone train on the siding at Winslow, NJ July 2009

Bruce

Went to south fork the other day and got these photo's. To my surprise most if not all the SD80MAC's were down there. I took some photo's of the area. Didn't want to get to close that way I didn't get into trouble. I stopped right at the no trespassing sign.

Mine 78 in Windber is back in operation. The Mac's are back to work I'm sure.
Charlie

Charlie B Wrote:Mine 78 in Windber is back in operation. The Mac's are back to work I'm sure.
Charlie

That's great charlie. The macs have been in portage since last december. They are always the ones pulling the coal trains out. Never seen a Dash 9 on them trains leaving portage.

Here's 2 more.

Every time I see an NS locomotive I'm reminded of railfan criticisms of the Penn Central's "black dipped" scheme. Maybe if they'd added a few white stripes to their units back then they'd have been more popular.

Ralph

Ralph Wrote:Every time I see an NS locomotive I'm reminded of railfan criticisms of the Penn Central's "black dipped" scheme. Maybe if they'd added a few white stripes to their units back then they'd have been more popular.

Ralph

You're probably right, Ralph, but they had more red ink than they did white paint.

Wayne

LOL! Yeah, 'fraid so!
Ralph