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Palmer, Massachusetts
119 in 2019
#81 - Piles of Things
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an ethereal silhouetted woman in a tunnel in Bath.
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Headed East out of Sunbury, this special passenger train is enroute to Snydertown along the Shamokin Creek.
This right of way was built by the Shamokin, Sunbury & Lewisburg Railroad (SS&L) chartered in 1882. The SS&L was completed the following year from Shamokin to West Milton and acquired by the Philadelphia & Reading Railroad, popularly known simply as "The Reading Railroad."
The train operated with an EMD SW1500 at each end. This end's loco is No. 1942. Built in 1972, this is one of six such 1500 horsepower locos rostered by the North Shore Railroad.
The baggage car was once part of the Conrail OCS roster as No. 23.
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Street photography from Barnsley, England.
Black and white re-edit of a shot from November 2018.
I wondered around the indoor market at Barnsley during a rain shower while on assignment in the town. I couldn't resist this shot though I am not sure if I prefer the colour or black and white version. The square crop was necessary for the composition though.
A lot of indoor shopping centres and malls in the UK prohibit photography so I was pleased to see there was no signs at the door here. It was a wonderful indoor market with wide aisles, lots of variety and a really welcoming atmosphere.
Enjoy!
The items in this shot were represented as being checked through for train passage at the Deckerville Train Depot. The Depot is one of about a dozen buildings that are part of the Sanilac County Historic Village & Museum, in Port Sanilac, Michigan. I attended a Civil War Days reenactment event there in 2016.
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“Each of us views life through a different lens. What we think is colored by the baggage we carry and what we perceive is how we live.”
― Laurie Buchanan, PhD
The first baggage car special has departed Jax Amtrak and is heading for the Sanford Sub, seen at Mc Quade street.
Using baggage carts that date back well into the steam era, the Glenwood Springs station crew handles the baggage for the Rio Grande Zephyr. It looks like the guy on the cart is thinking, “They couldn’t carry this?”