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Looking north along the front range, north of Palmer Lake. Notice the old livestock chute down the siding.
Earlier picture down the siding:
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A rare SD70ACe led coal train heads west at 6:54PM on 9/28/08 definately the best catch so far this fall. A thing to note even though rare this is just proof that it is possible to catch a Heritage Unit on a coal train!
Rolled more than half a century ago, this rail keeps the trains moving and serves the railroad well. Even after all this time, it still looks as good as the newer rail that is being installed on the upper portion of Stevens Pass. Located at a railroad crossing in Startup at MP 1758.
An unknow numbered UP C44AC duo leads a coal train through the Manhattan Kansas yard at 10:36pm Note the flat cars in the foreground being stored for Fort Riley.
An eastbound autorack train glides through Strong City Kan. well under the speed limit of 55mph. the train is led by BNSF 5242 a C44-9W and 2 of it's cousins all in H2 paint on the BNSF Rwy Strong City Subdivision.
Running ahead of an approaching storm, UP 8577 acts as the solo power on a southbound stack train departing Gilcrest, CO on the UP Greeley Sub. This train was captured a little farther down the line by another list member, DRGW#1. Here's a link to the shot...
Running ahead of an approaching rain storm, UP 8577 as a solo unit guides a short stack train south out of Gilcrest, CO on the UP Greeley sub. This train was captured a little farther down the line by another list member, DRGW#1. Here's a link to the shot...
Rio Grand Southern Railroad Motor #7 at the Colorado Railroad Museum, Summer 1996. According to their website it was built in 10/27/36 and started out with a 1936 Ford V-8 and a 1926 Pierce-Arrow "33" body, followed by a large enclosed box for freight, packages, and mail. Later, when...
Hello to all the nest seris of photos such as these ones were taken as i was in my Homestate or Motherland of Colorado . Ranging from PUeblo to Winter Park Colorado
BNSF 1035 leads a stack train out of the siding at Longs Peak, CO. after a three-way meet with two locals.
Canon EOS 20D
EF 70-200mm f/4 L @ 200mm
ISO 200
Excel Energy wind turbines help frame DAIR 2801 and 2701 as they run around their train at Carr, CO before heading south to Denver.
Canon EOS 20D
EF 70-200mm f/4 L @ 200mm
A BNSF coal load passes the east switch at Roggen, CO on 4/16/2006. This was a pure grab shot, didn't have time to setup and compose like I prefer.
Canon EOS 20D
EF 70-200mm f/4 L @ 70mm
A UP coal load snakes it way down from Plainview, CO near Blue Mountain Crossing in this panoramic cropped view.
Canon EOS 20D
EF 70-200mm f/4 L @ 200mm
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