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"This was a very typical time. I was single. All you needed was a cup of tea, a light, and your stereo, you know, and that’s what I had." Steve Jobs
The high-seniority crew of the Camden Job works Alliance Steel on the Camden Branch. This humble branch once served as the SOO's connection to Union Station, the Milwaukee Road, and other area railroads. When this photo was taken in 2010, the job ran weekdays out of Humbolt, and often ran with SOO power. Nowadays, the branch is switched every third day with rumors circulating about several key customers relocating or closing.
Looking through her phone she remembered yesterday, As she scrolled to open her photos she spotted the photo the kind stranger took of her...
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Conductors from 27E and WOGR hold a job briefing to plan out the moves between trains and swap paperwork.
Highlighted by it's own reflection. For those who live in the Carson/Eagle Valley corridor, Job's Peak is a touchstone sight.
The Pickens Railroad Belton Job, which is now running as the Honea Path Job, heads south to service a customer at the south end of the line as it passes the scrap yard in Docheno. 8-7-20
A man sharpening scissors on road side…
(The above shot is dedicated to special one who is the inspiration of my photography)
Job has an imaginary friend. Now it is time to say goodbye..
A story by Henk Hardeman in : "Het dikke vriendenboek" by publishinghouse Ploegsma .Stories written by different authors and illustrations by different illustrators. Especially for children
about friendship.
FEC Job 23 aka PM1-23 drags it's cut out of the Port of Miami as it begins it's trek back to Hialeah to transfer to train 202 for its 23:30 Departure to Bowden in Jacksonville which eventually get transfer to CSXT I038.
This is very uncommon for the engine to be SHF leaving, they always come SHF and leave LHF, and more later in the day...
Shoutout to my boy Vicente with the tipoff.....
Bob, Chris, Will, and Trainmaster Pam were all on the CP local job this afternoon. On the list was picking up UPY 3005 & UPY Slug 3006, and these DM&E cars. The mother-slug came from Relco off the ANPC transfer track. Moravia, IA 6/19/2015.
Plying the rails of Union Pacific’s former Ord Branch, Nebraska Central’s Ord Job plods east along the bank of the North Loup River near Scotia, NE. Headed back to Grand Island, the train only remaining work the train has is a customer on the north side of St. Paul, twenty or so miles further down the railroad.
A shot of the City job from back before the leaves came out. The train is just rolling out onto the bridge that crosses the Red River of the North at Grand Forks. The pair of GP's are usually working switching the yard in GF but sometimes get assigned to this job. No, that isn't me in the photo, I was on the Minnesota side waiting for the train.
CMQ Train Job 2 is seen tied down on the very east end of Jackman yard at MP 72 on the Moosehead Subdivision. With the recently announcement of CP's purchase of the railroad. the chances of shooting the Blue Barns (which were retired/mostly scrapped by CP once already) is starting to look uncertain. I figured it was time to venture north, Unfortunately between our time arriving in Jackman ahead of J2 to the time we made it out to Holeb, they had already gotten into the yard.
The black veining is some type of fungus. I did not know this when I picked up the leaf. The leaf was lying in a sunbeam and just looked beautiful. Manor Estate Stafford 3rd November 2020
The CN 1600 Job backs up on to the tracks leading up to many of Hamiltons finest industries, by the Hamilton Port. Seen leading Long Hood Forward is GTW 5849 being operated by Beltpack, meaning there’s a remote control strapped to the conductors waist, and he can control the movement of the train, and the horn and bell etc.
A "snoot" nose SD40N and an Ex-MP GP15-1 roll up the UP KC Metro Sub between North Cypress JCT and Minnesota Ave along the banks of the Kaw River as they lead UP train YFX80R-04 back home to UP's Quindaro Yard. They're returning from Kaw Bridge with cars pulled from industries in the West Bottoms, however, the head three were pulled from a new transload facility that opened up at the former MP Cypress Yard. 6/5/24.
Minnesota Commercial's former Green Bay and Western RS27 316 is working the Hennepin Job in Minneapolis.
Exploding lava bubble at ocean entry, Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, Hawaii, USA.
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If you hadn't ever seen a nuthatch before, one of the few birds that can not only walk up but down a tree easily, you might think you were seeing things!
Their name comes from the fact they will lodge a nut or acorn into tree bark then "hatch" the nut by knocking it with their beaks.
This specimen is a white-breasted nuthatch male. Taken on Theodore Roosevelt Island in the Washington, D.C. area.
MNNR 314 and T-2 make a rare appearance on Job 52. Timely reporting by Bob Ball and a "Get off your ass and go shoot that" text message from DK got me out the door on this great fall day.
Alco Adam says the last time this pair was on this line was at least 5 years ago. Here switching Hawkins Chemical the crowded, industrial nature of the line is easy to see.