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One of a dozen RS36 units delivered to the Delaware & Hudson by in 1963, 5022 switches the yard at Taylor, Pennsylvania. The Alco would last into the CP era of the D&H.
Won't catch anything in time to cook tonight....in truth, nobody caught much all day, but fisherman fish......
#29 - Saturday, 52 in 2015 challenge
D-L train PT97 rolls into Scranton with a short train and plenty of horses on a gorgeous September afternoon. The 3000 sure did look good in the fresh paint.
A view of the Delaware River in Theodore Roosevelt Recreation Area, part of Delaware Canal State Park, Pennsylvania.
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Delaware & Hudson RS11 5007 switches the yard in Taylor, Pennsylvania. Piggyback cars with general freight and cabooses were still a not-too-uncommon sight in the mid-1980’s, but were rapidly disappearing.
There’s a C420 in the middle, but four Delaware & Hudson U23B’s are providing the sense of working hard as they lift a train northward out of the Southern Tier City of Binghamton, New York.
A view of the Delaware River along the Delaware Canal Trail/D&L Trail in Delaware Canal State Park, Pennsylvania.
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A beautiful summer day dawns on the Atlantic Coastline in Delaware. We have a tradition of RV camping in the Delaware Seashore State Park which is right along the Atlantic Ocean and the Indian River Inlet.
Seen along the Delaware Canal Towpath in Delaware Canal State Park, Pennsylvania.
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Newark, Delaware Reservoir, 317 Million gallons, who knew? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newark_Reservoir, You are welcome to share. www.lancerogersphotos.com www.instagram.com/lancerogersphotos,
The crew of Delaware & Hudson’s salt train retrieves C424m 452 from a siding on the Genesee & Wyoming at Retsof, New York. The train has operated push-pull west of Hornell to accommodate a reverse move to get onto the G&W. Now the loaded return run will be assembled, but won’t leave until after dark.
Seen along the Delaware Canal Towpath in Delaware Canal State Park, Pennsylvania.
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A view of the Delaware River along the Delaware Canal Towpath in Northampton County, Pennsylvania.
Note: Geotagged location name is incorrect. This is on the Pennsylvania side of the Delaware River.
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Most of the December snow is now gone but it is still winter and the views outside are somewhat dreary. So it is time for me to long for spring and summer when I can hunt for wildflowers and chase after butterflies. The little skippers are especially fun to try to capture, but hard for me to identify correctly. Delaware Skipper is the best guess of my ID app.
Beach sunsets are the best sunsets! Here's a blue hour shot from the dock at Pot Nets Seaside in Longneck Delaware.
The former farmhouse hotel and art colony is one of the few remaining buildings in the ghost town of Flatbrookville, NJ. It has been decaying for many years.
Delaware Lackawanna PO-75 ends their day on the Pocono Main as they return into downtown Scranton at Ridge Row (2/1/25).
This shot was taken last Autumn 2007. It's an overexposed shot which was intended to be a part of an HDR image. It was too cloudy so the HDR image didn't came out the way I wanted.
I recommend keeping your not so good photos because you may be able to use them when you learn a new processing technique :)
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Have a blessed Sunday everyone!
We went to the Delaware Water Gap on Monday. I took my camera and didn't like the color of my photos so I set my AWB to "Cloudy" and it turned everything brownish which wasn't the true color but it ended up making a pretty image.
Explored October 28,2021
A view of the canal from a bridge over it near the Delaware Canal Towpath/D&L Trail.
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Delaware Water Gap, NJ/PA
Been ferociously busy - like 7-days-a-week busy - since Labor Day and not shooting at all. But I wrangled an off-day yesterday and took off to the Delaware Water Gap, a spectacular notch in the front row of the Appalachians right along the NJ/PA border. The fall foliage was near-peak and pretty. More pix from the Gap coming as time permits.