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Santa Fe Plaza. (4/14/2022)

Santa Fe F45 #5982 heads Eastbound near Sullivans Curve on the North Main of a snowy Cajon Pass in March of 1987.

A Southern Pacific train drops downgrade up above at Canyon Siding on the Palmdale Cutoff.

Santa Fe #8736 was one of 27 U36C's which were not remanufactured into SF30C's and lasted pretty much in original form until being retired in 1992.

The one exception on this engine is that it had the headlights moved down into the nose.

This particular locomotive was also at one time painted in the SPSF merger scheme.

It is seen here leading a Westbound Intermodal train climbing up the East side of Cajon Pass near Martinez Spur in April of 1989.

Composition about faith.... taken from the Metropolitan Cathedral in Mexico City

  

Fe

No es cerrar los ojos y a creer

como oveja en su prision

creo en mi propio error

 

Ooh fe

Viento sopla fuerte en tu piel

de ellos me sostendré

Creo en mi propio error

 

Ooh fe

Córtate las alas y a correr

nada te va a detener

no no no no ooh

 

Fe

No es ver el camino y seguir

como oveja en su ceguez

Cree en tu propio error

 

Ohh fee

Córtate las alas y a correr

nada te va a detener no no no no ooh

 

Ohh fee

Córtate las alas y a correr

nada te va a detener no no no no ooh

 

Si es tu arcoiris el que eclipsa al sol

Ohh fe si es tu arcoiris el que eclipsa al sol

ohhh feee

Dame fe

Al final

 

Coro

Ohh fee

Córtate las alas y a correr

nada te va a detener

no no no no ohh

 

Lucybell lyrics

“A little imagination goes a long way in Fes.”

― Tahir Shah, Travels With Myself

Young scout, Santa Fe, New Mexico.

Another day to night conversion.

This old trading post has been around in some from or another since 1603. Let that melt on your tongue for a while.

I shot this in broad daylight on an overcast day but ultimately found it lacking, so I converted it to a dusk shot to embue it with some atmosphere.

 

Sony A7RIII with FE 90mm 2.8 Macro

A trio of Santa Fe engines painted in the failed SPSF merger scheme head Westbound near Blue Cut in Cajon Pass in May of 1987.

The lead engine had been briefly numbered in the SPSF number series as 7222.

The 836 local runs through Montrose, IA on its way to Wever, IA, on a hot summer day. The two nasty looking Santa Fe units have held this local for many months, and hopefully they will continue for many more.

Fé no es siempre creer

todo cuanto te dicen,

es acercarse y buscar

la verdad que dentro llevas

y no tratar de ocultar

aquello que por natural

ha de brillar indeleble

en el altar de tu vida.

La fé no es entregar los pies

para que otro los lleve

que tú eres quien ha de andar

y saber dónde has de colocar

tu corazón y tus pasos

cuando caminas buscando

esa verdad que te hace

libre si bien la escuchas

y la guardas caminando.

La fé no es murmurar

oraciones cuando vas

a una iglesia a meditar.

Es poner en tu nevera

el orgullo a congelar

y comenzar cauto a buscar

la Verdad, no tu verdad,

ni la que otros te cuentan,

pues la fé, como la vida,

es tan sólo personal,

que nace cuando tu naces

y muere cuando renuncias

a vivir sin libertad.

  

Enya - Pax Deorum.

Santa Fé City. México D.F

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Santa Fe Caboose on the siding, a bit far from home since it is sitting in the Smokey Mountains, interesting find in North Carolina.

“Morocco gave me colours” by Yves Saint Laurent

5x7 Oil on Panel inspired by a personal photo taken in Santa Fe NM.

With Trinidad in the rearview, Amtrak's westbound Southwest Chief #3 notches up as it digs in at the beginning of Raton Pass. Despite it being nearly 30 years since the Santa Fe name stood alone, one can still find themselves observing stainless passenger equipment snaking through Colorado and New Mexico under the Chief branding.

Greater Kumagaya Organic Fes 2018

 

Watercolor and pen ?Tokyo, Japan

Selon la délégation de l'artisanat de Fès, la filière du cuir est le premier employeur de la région avec 11.044 artisans représentant 30% de la main-d'oeuvre artisanale dans cette ville historique.

 

Cresting the grade of Cajon Pass at Summit, Santa Fe SD45 #5318 leads a quartet of EMD engines on an Eastbound Intermodal train on a stormy morning in March of 1986.

Bnsf 577 sits on Trra property at Madison IL.

Mirante do Cristo - Socorro - SP

 

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The WC brought stuff to the Upper Peninsula that I'd never seen if the Soo had stayed. This SD45-SD35-SD45 combo at Trout Lake eastbound in October 1994 was typical of some of the crazy consists that ran by my house on a daily basis. Almost like having your own model train layout where you could mix and match things at whim. Train 35 arrives to make its set out with 5377, 2500 and 5400 along with 86 cars. A rescan of one of my earliest Flickr efforts.

Sony A9 + FE 200-600 G OSS, trépied AF-C.

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Sony A9 + FE 200-600 G OSS, trépied AF-C.

The camera loves the light. But even the camera will have met its match in Fes.

Camí de la teneduria. Road tannery

Santa Fe C30-7 #8073 painted in the SPSF merger scheme hustles Westbound through Vaughn, NM just after sunrise in April of 1990.

Neat to see the GP38-2 as third engine "pouring it on" as well!

The Medersa Bou Inaniya is the architectural gem of Fes, just like what the Medersa Ben Youssef is to Marrakech. It was raining and the prayer hall (on the left of the courtyard, not shown here) was in use when I took this shot.

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