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While out chasing the 4014 deadhead move from California for a couple days we stumbled on many other interesting sights along the way following UP's former Los Angeles and Salt Lake mainline. Here we see a Las Vegas area local switching out the Lhoist North America plant at Arrolime located on a short lead off the Caliente Sub that branches west at MP C353.8 and crosses Hwy 91.
You just can't beat classic Armour Yellow SD40-2s in the high desert. Pure Uncle Pete right here.
Clark County, Nevada
Thursday May 1, 2014
D1022 Western Sentinel heads through Keyham in the Plymouth suburbs on 1-2-75
I lived in Keyham during 1978 and it still had a lot to offer. A goods yard that was still used, some ecs workings lay over here. The then daily goods to Devonport Dockyard often marshalled it's stock on the return journey.
This is a photo from my collection with the original photographer Anthony Coombes a local enthusiast. I hold the copyright on this one.
CN's L551 local cruises south through the rural area of Hayes, IL right after sunset with a Canadian-cabbed Dash 9 leading an Illinois Central SD70.
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Power station seen between Jinzhou and Nanpiao in Liaoning Province, China. This is typical of the smaller local power stations that are slowly being replaced by much larger regional operations.
Another shot of the local from back in October before all the leaves fell off the trees. Single carload of plastic pellets for the trash can maker in DeSoto, KS.
Commotion outside my sister's house on a recent visit. Young guy on a 50cc bike, caught fire whilst he was riding it. People in a vehicle behind him sounded the car horn repeatedly and fortunately he realised just in time. The bike burned quite furiously and was quite well ablaze when the fire brigade arrived. The young rider was unharmed... we wish him well.
A local and a Navy mate. We go back a very long way! I was glad to see him in good health! He served 26 years and not one photo! I sorted that out very quickly. I was never without a camera in my hand!
GTW 4933 leads the L-501 with a 5 pack of bad ordered stack cars as it heads South at Buffalo Grove, IL.
Some pictures taken by the late Michael Cleary. 1983 (late in the year I believe). Hillingdon Council subsidised the route. Hence the odd livery. This is Rickmansworth station.
Union Pacific GP60 1100 and GP40-2 1538 are seen leading the weekly Montrose Local from Grand Junction to Montrose through the Gunnison River Canyon at Bridgeport - 03/10/2023
The rest of the photos from the trip now @ www.milepost39.co.uk/mp39.asp?do=trip&id=35
I'm in New Orleans for a few days at a trade show. Had a muffaletta from the Central Market for lunch. Dinner was at Vincents, a local Italian place off the beaten path. Had to take the trolley to get there. Tomorrow probably will be barbecue oysters from Drago's. Can you tell New Orleans is all about the food?
Explored May 17 2011
Any landscape photographer exploring Loch Lomond is likely to have visited this local celebrity tree!
Maryland Midland local freight UBEG (Union Bridge/Emory Grove) makes it's way eastbound passing the stone plant in Cedarhurst, MD, June 7, 2018. Nikon F, 135mm lens, 1/500th @f5.6, Fujichrome RVP-100.
Seen storming up the incline near Redmire on the Wensleydale Railway. Bolton Castle dominates the background, one of the best preserved medieval castles in the UK
Bolton Castle is a 14th-century castle located in Wensleydale, Yorkshire, England (grid reference SE03379183). The nearby village Castle Bolton takes its name from the castle. The castle is a Grade I listed building and a Scheduled Ancient Monument. The castle was damaged in the English Civil War, and “slighted” afterwards, but much of it survived. It has never been sold and is still in the ownership of the descendants of the Scrope family.