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PC Coaches route 777 seen approaching Broxholme whilst operating the 1335 hrs from Lincoln on Saturday 31 August 2013
Storm rolling in off the coast of Panama City Beach. Taken with a wide angle/fish-eye. We were standing out on the pier when it rolled in. All the fishermen were running off the pier-some just to get their rain gear, others packing it in for the day. It didn't last too long. We went inside to do some shopping for a bit and came back outside to gorgeous, sunny blue skies!
Skyrim on the PC - medium-low settings with an old 9600 GT graphics card at 1920 x 1200px, and shadows set to "bad n' blurred". It's the city of Solitude.
The Walk and Ride branded Solo SE found itself going to Bassingham with a 49, seen here diverting through the city on 1.7.21
Minimalist PC 'desk', utilizing the small space I have. What more do you need?
Wall mounted monitor, floating shelf, leather gas lift chair, and some cable management.
Penn Centrals' Boston and Albany (or New England Division as ECC referred to it ) was rugged in the winter . The head end brake's view of the train as it snakes through the ice ledges approaching the summit at Washington Mass gives you a good idea of what New England cold could be like in 1975...
complete with "pop up" snow squall..
Washington Mass Main line Boston to CPSM PC
photo by Dave S NYTrainspotter@yahoo.com
While everyone else was getting ready for NS 1070 (WAB) on the Racetrack and C&I, I settled for another view of NS 1073 (PC) operating as the DPU on an oil train - this time bound for the UP at St Louis and eventually Louisiana.
Warner, IL. August 2, 2013.
From a slide from the 1970's - This engine was in a line with other FL9's. - I do not know anything about this color scheme.
Here is a better view of the PC desk. I like the station for claywork and jewelry production. I do need more room.... "who doesn't?" One of the little storage things I like here is the "spice racks" that I hung on the doors of the cabinets. I organized beads by color in little clear bottles. I love looking at them...inspirational I think!