- Would anyone be interested in the "Photography Game" here?

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An another at Pennsauken, NJ November 2009

Bruce

The CSX AC44CW start with number 1 and go to 599, then one is numbered 601.
I don't find it strange to start with the number 1 for locomotives, but it is unusual for a big class 1 to do it.
Here is the lead unit, another AC44CW, West Pittsburgh, September 16.
Charlie

eightyeightfan1 Wrote:It caught my eye also. So I checked Fallen Flags site and found out it looks like all of CSX's GE 4400AC series are numbered with only two or three DIGIT road numbers.

^ I fixed that for you. I had to reread that a number of times to figure out what the heck you were trying to say!

The graffiti on the gon behind #87 opnes this thread to go in direction it definitely shouldn't go. Icon_lol

-Randy

CSX242HamlerOH8-4-10 by railohio, on Flickr

railohio Wrote:
eightyeightfan1 Wrote:It caught my eye also. So I checked Fallen Flags site and found out it looks like all of CSX's GE 4400AC series are numbered with only two or three DIGIT road numbers.

^ I fixed that for you. I had to reread that a number of times to figure out what the heck you were trying to say!

Thanks...60 hours of work this week...my mind was mush.

rrinker Wrote:The graffiti on the gon behind #87 opnes this thread to go in direction it definitely shouldn't go.

-Randy

Randy, had I noticed that, I would have cleaned the car. (Photoshop)
Charlie

S'more CSX on a nice but not-so-sunny day:
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Wayne

BNSF7816NearDeshlerOH5-15-10 by railohio, on Flickr

BNSF 7523-ES44DC at Pavonia Yard Camden, NJ June 2010

Bruce

I'll follow with a GP 9, Conrail 7523. March, 1979. Alliance, Ohio
Charlie

Nice catch with the number Charlie
CR GP 38 at Winslow, NJ July 1997

Bruce

Near Cresson, Pa, May, 1977 PC GP 38
Charlie

RJ Corman GP 38 at Cresson, PA September 2010

Bruce

Hello Everyone---time to get back in the game---here's a couple of Canadian Pacific GP38's taken recently at Kinnear Yard in Hamilton Ontario

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Charlie B

railohio

rrinker

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eightyeightfan1

Charlie B

doctorwayne

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Charlie B

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Charlie B

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