Love those older shots Charlie---here's an older CP Rail Alco C 630 #4711

Phila., PA March 1992 (may have posted this before)

Bruce

CP9636MontpelierOH10-17-10 by railohio, on Flickr

Hello again---CP Rail Geeps and MLW diesels

Well It's red and an Alco

I love that shot e-paw but...to keep the game within the rules that the group has been maintaining we need anything CP, Geeps of the type posted by cn nutbar above (what are those, a GP 38 in the lead? My spotter skills are pretty basic.) Or any equipment with the numbers 8239 or 1813. Oh, and the photos need to be your own work or pictures that you have the right to use...not pics just found on the internet. The rules make the game a bit more challenging and fun!
Ralph

Ok Ralph. My bad

CP Royal Hudson 2839 on Southern trackage in March, 1979
Charlie

Reading and Northern #425 at Jim Thorpe , PA October 2010

Bruce

Thanks Bruce, does she still have the funny whistle in the steam cylinders, or what. I could always recognize the 425 because of that whistle at certain speeds, and one of the film companies used some sound for a team movie and I know it was from the 425. I saw it in 1987 at Temple and the engineer told me they just couldn't find what was doing it. It made the 425 unique for me.
(for the newbies here, we allow any steam to follow any steam).
Charlie

Charlie,

Not that I noticed, but I don't know much about steam so it could have been doing what you said and didn't recognize it.

Bruce

(for the newbies here, we allow any steam to follow any steam).
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Hello Everyone---love those steam engines.Here's Canadian National U-2-E Northern #6167 on the Maitland River bridge on Doctor Wayne's beautiful layout

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East Broad Top #12 at the turntable Orbisonia, PA August 1989

Bruce

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