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This train had well over 100 freight containers pulled behind it. Not surprising it was only doing about 20 mph.
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Photo: D.Gallop
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Two Freight Trains in opposite directions, seen from the 1,198ft (365m) Mount Washington viewpoint, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, looking west along the Ohio River, with a third on the bridge crossing that river.
After a long drive from Colchester I abandoned the car quickly and luckily just in time to capture this shot of Class 60 No.095 as it passes Barnetby East’s famous signal – BE49. The freshly painted Colas Rail Freight 60 is at the head of the Preston Docks to Lindsey Refinery tanks.
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These will appear in Volume 13.
A friend and I ventured north of Sydney to spend an hour by a riverside location before going to lunch further north
Here a northbound interstate freight winds by the water.
The freight building on the Central Terminal grounds appears to be in the worst shape of all of the buildings. Buffalo weather has definately taken its toll.
On this trip I also had the pleasure of meeting several other photographers.
Processing method used found in Farbspiel's HDR Cookbook