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This classic internet meme is now finally yours to own!
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- Easy to follow, step-by-step instructions.
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From the archives.
Model: Katarina Kristic
Hair and Makeup: Suman Dangol Maharjan
Photo By: Jaiswal Studio
I took a day off yesterday from running errands and spending time with Xavier to finally take photographs. Maya and I rolled in the grass playing and she even let me put my scarf and hat on her. We had so much fun enjoying the crisp air.
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It's Freight Car Friday but instead of a specific car this week is just a simple view of the classic all American mixed freight train. It's heavy with boxcars including older Plate C cars and modern high cube Plate Fs along with a nice mix of gondolas, tank cars, covered hoppers, coiled steel cars, and center beam flat cars....a true modelers delight.
This is Norfolk Southern train 14Z, a Knoxville to Allentown manifest that came off the Pulaski District from Bristol and points south at Walton just a couple miles behind them.
They are approaching the Switchback Road grade crossing on Main 1 of modern day NS' Christianburg District at about MP N295.5 as they pass beneath the famous Vicker coal tower. This imposing structure was built in 1951 as a further example of the N&W's commitment to steam far longer than many other Class 1s. Alas it only served a short nine years before the last fire was dropped in May 1960. Prior to this being built there was a fascinating balloon loop trestle and loaded coal hoppers were spotted atop it to load coal directly from the railcar into the tender of a steam locomotive below.
Montgomery County, Virginia
Saturday March 30, 2024