SIDE SHOT SATURDAY

[Charlie B]

I am proud to display this Dr Wayne creation on my layout. A reminder of all of the friends at our blue home.      Charlie

[cn nutbar]

Here's CNR T2A #4100.These 2-10-2 "Santa Fes" earn their keep on the Leetown Division hauling and pushing heavy freights on the Stoney Creek Hill

   

[cn nutbar]

In 2011 CN purchased a number of second-hand locomotives including ex Santa Fe C40-8W #814 which became CN #2182.Here's a before and after shot of that locomotive.I found the original photo on "rrpicturesarchives.com" and spotted the later version recently in my hometown.

       

[Charlie B]

PRR A5 heading into Weber Siding.      Charlie

[cn nutbar]

Standard branchline freight power on the Leetown Division---CNR N1 Consolidation #2747

   

[cn nutbar]

More branchline power---N4 Consolidation 2659

   

[Charlie B]

Passenger train power today. FM Erie Built.      Charlie

[cn nutbar]

Sisters face to face trying to decide who is better looking

   

[doctorwayne]

Sisters face to face trying to decide who is better looking

I'd think Ms. Vanderbilt has a very nice tender behind.

Wayne

[cn nutbar]

We have a winner---Doctor Wayne's keen eye for perfection leaves no doubt that Ms.Vanderbilt has better assets.

   

[ngauger]

A BNSF Engine on a foggy day.
Apparently it's hiding behind a tree.

[cn nutbar]

CNR S3A Mikado 3734.Leetown crews liked these locomotives because they were not as rough riding as some other classes of steam locomotives and earned the nickname "Cadillacs"

   

[cn nutbar]

Helpers on the Stoney Creek Hill

   

[bdw9535]

Lehigh Valley C420

Bruce

   

[cn nutbar]