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Pacific National NR10, NR60 and NR72 leadint train 3BA6 south through Orimbah passing SSR train 1477 heading North
All shots in this set were taken along various freight lines in Queens & Brooklyn.
The latest ones were shot earlier this year during the research & creation of a graffiti book by Joseph Anastasio. If you'd like a well put-together compilation of current graffiti on and along NYC's B&Q rails, grab ahold of a copy of his latest book Brooklyn Queens Freight.
The 2nd of the two freights but the first one to leave, was headed by DFB7158 and a DXB. It berthed on the main next to the platform until it had clearance from the work site to proceed - no commuter trains were running on this line this day due to the works. Paekakariki, 22nd March 2014
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We rode to the different levels of the telescope building in a giant freight elevator. Pictured here: Mom, my cousin Mike, and Mike's friend Jason. Everyone's wearing warm coats because the Subaru building is kept at the same temperature as the outside to minimize thermal issues when the viewing dome is opened each night.
Märklin Freight Cars H0 Scale, find Scenery for Märklin Freight Cars at www.modelleisenbahn-figuren.com
With the Borealis clear, CPKC started running freights and I hung out for awhile at the end of Vermillion siding to catch them. First came another Potash train with just a single CP Gevo in command.
For a detailed overview of South African rolling stock see the late Col Andre Kritzingers page:
In the early 2000's I purchased 6 CD's featuring drawings and photos of rolling stock of South African Railways / Spoornet.
Most photos I believe are by the late Colonel Andre Kritzinger, Some pictures the photographer/s are unknown.
This train snuck up on me, so I missed the engine. I don't think I'd ever seen a freight train move this fast.
Main Street at Belt Avenue, Bushnell.
First bench of 2021. Out on an errand down the mountain today and decided (as usual) to bring a camera with me. One freight on the way out, and saw another coming up the tracks on the way back. Decided to pull over and wait the 10 minutes or so it actually took to get to me. Saw some fun pieces, and now I get to share them with you.
Moral of the story. Always bring a camera with you! Hope you guys are doing well and staying safe out there.
As always you can also check out my freight graffiti videos on my YouTube channel at: www.youtube.com/SilenceSeven