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Sitting on the line out of hours, awaiting a new crew to head for Greensboro. Seen in Thomasville, NC.
Op zondag 15 november mocht het mooi opgeknapte treinstel 151 van de Stichting 2454 Crew (complimenten!) weer roestrijden, en wel in het RAS-gebied Zevenbergschen Hoek Aansluiting. Het treinstel staat tijdelijk gestald bij de SSN in Rotterdam, maar door werkzaamheden tussen Rotterdam en Dordrecht kon Zevenbergschen Hoek alleen via een omweg via Utrecht en Tilburg bereikt worden. Op de terugweg was er een planmatige stop in Woerden, waardoor in slechte lichtomstandigheden een foto kon worden gemaakt.
Treinstel 151 als trein 70453 van Zevenbergschen Hoek Aansluiting naar Rotterdam Noord. Woerden, 15 november 2020
all of my friends there gathered and making fun of each other..maybe two decades later it will remind me about that moment..
An old photograph that I found as I set up a RAID. Each yacht club around Strangford Lough hosts an open race regatta. Then all the crews pile ashore to be fed sandwiches cake and beer at the host club. This was one well fed crew untying and heading home on a very misty day.
Bombardier-built DL-535E No. 111 basks in the morning sun while its crew couples onto crushed gypsum loads.
The Waterloo to Sioux City local begins their trip west out of Waterloo. This job normally goes to work around the lunchtime for the Waterloo to Fort Dodge segment. The crew is dragging extra power to Fort Dodge probably for unit trains to release over the weekend? High winds today were kicking up alot of dust as the job is about to West Waterloo. I brought 337 out of Chicago yesterday with the Warbonnet leading, but Waterloo roundhouse forces didn't see it as a quality leader for 571 today.
KCS 4807 leads the charge of the Eastbound CPKC I166 headed for interchange with NS at Meridian. We capture 4807 coming across the wooden trestle over Crew Lake.
The enginemen on 2996 'Victor' take a breather at Haverthwaite before moving off into the tunnel and returning bunker first to run around the train.
This was the most satisfying thing to build. I started with the large cockpit pieces and the traingular sign was the first part I tried to close the gap. It fits perfectly! The engine parts came immediately after and the harpoons filled the remaining spaces. All in all, only took several minutes to complete the exterior shaping!
It is a little smaller than would be realistic but I love it too much to change.
Wicca (Cardigan Welsh Corgi)
Tag (Border Collie)
Gyp (Border Collie) - my girl.
Lucy (Vizsla)
Maggie (Bernese Mountain Dog)
BB (Sheltie)
Pearl (Sheltie)
Mt Adams looking east. Two years later with the same crew, in color.
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The crew on this concrete ship doesn't have much to do since being turned into a tourist venture. So, they like to buy peanuts, invite their scrub jay buddies over and watch the jays dull their beaks trying to hammer holes in the concrete to hide the peanuts. Gulls are mean like that!
Seacliff State Beach, Aptos, California 2012
A westbound Union Pacific freight train rolls to a stop at Champ siding in Northeast Portland, Oregon. This is the Kenton Line, which bypasses Albina Yard. The train will change crews and proceed to Tacoma.
With a crew onboard, 8114 (ES44DCi), 9115 (ES44ACi) and 9433 (C44-9W) lead a loaded iron ore train bound for Cape Lambert. The train is seen here at Harding around the 42 km mark.
When Rio Tinto first introduced its 100-strong fleet of General Electric ES44DCi locomotives in 2008, the first 19 units (8100 to 8118) were delivered in the all silver paint scheme seen on 8114.
Harding, Cooya Pooya, WA.
Tuesday, 2 June 2026.
At Edmundston, New Brunswick, train 305 pulls up the the shops, where a fresh crew will continue the journey westbound to its next crew change at Joffre, PQ.
June 29, 2019.
47773 makes a rare appearance on the Main Line hauling a 5Z47 Crew Training run that operated from Tyseley, heading out via Leicester and returning across the Castle Donnington branch on 23rd February 2023. The Spluttering Sulzer is seen ambling through Whitacre Heath on its return in some pleasant Winter Sunshine
CREW 2454 met ledig materieeltrein 70458 onderweg ter hoogte van Made naar Oosterhout om daar reizigers op te halen bij de Graaf Logistics.
The crew atop Amtrak catenary maintenance vehicle A16510 (Plasser American model MTW100) is hard at work installing a new wire over Track 3 at Harrison Station, constantly moving to ensure efficient use of their track outage in one of the busiest stretches of railroad in the country!
The ground crew guides a plane out of the gate so it can taxi out to the runway at the ATL. Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport is an international airport located 7 miles south of Atlanta's central business district. The ATL is the busiest airport in North America by passengers (101,491,106).