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Another one of my "Over the Top / Saturated Photos." Not a HDR, just dorking around in Lightroom 2.4.
Interesting facts from Wikipedia:
The M&H RR owns one of the last true ALCO switchers ever built, #1016. The 1016 is a T-6 type switcher engine. This and ALCO sister 151 (ex Western Maryland S-6) still see daily service in Middletown.
The engineer of Amtrak 500 on P370 waits as the conductor walks back to line the switch into the CSX/GDLK/GRE interchange, where the train will spend the night.
This isn't the looks that I imagine of, but lucky . . . dark hair color still looks good on him. ^^
Hope I can find wig that match him.
Wyatt : *tieing hair up*
Day 27 of 365 Toy Project
Be clear and specific, or you will be misunderstood.
Oh well! Just enjoy your icecream!
Edit: Oops! Too small. Large size here. Is the link clickable?
Springfield Terminal's Northern Maine JCT local NM-1 switches out PermaTreat in Mattawamkeag Maine Nov. of 2015. PermaTreat takes in cars of scrap ties to recycle. A pair of Pan Am painted GP40's provide the power. NBH photo
My grandfather, Stanley Rzepka, worked for the Milwaukee Road, mostly at the Bensenville Yard, from 1952 through 1977. He was a yard inspector--checking trains as they were being put together before they headed out, throwing switches, etc. This is his switch key, found recently by my grandmother and given to me.
BNSF EMD SD40-2 6717 still sporting its BN green, switches coal cars at Alliance NE on June 28, 2010.
In the background is a line of stored EMD SD70 locos mainly in the Grinstein green & cream made redundant by the downturn in coal traffic due to closure of coal-fired power stations and the Global Financial Crisis (GFC).
(10A.1869_BNSF6717_Shunting-AllianceNEwt)
i commission hats like this and possibly others
(different animals)
antlers on deer are removable
(this head needs a body ;-;)
shes my hyul final
Our new micro magnetic switch has a 3mm round switch pre-mounted inside a LEGO Technic Half Pin. The kit includes a control board that provides both normally-open and normally-closed functionality, so you can use either mode to control any attached lights. Available now on our website.
August 10, 2015
Danby, Vermont - USA
Photo by brucetopher
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Nintendo Switch Display, and Game Selection, at Target, Pics by Mike Mozart, instagram.com/MikeMozart