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DJZ_6907-Edit: There were 4 horses that came to the fence when I stopped my car. They looked so friendly that I brought some sugar cubes with me. They gobbled them up. The brown horse in this image almost took my finger off it was so aggressive. I couldn't get the other two horses in this close up photo. But they were about the friendliest horses I have run into.
Even though the Southern Pacific was known as the friendly, crews along than the Sunset Route still lived up to the name even though the company changed and I'm not a "unauthorized rider", all the road crews and local for that matter out of Tucson were more than interested to see someone out shooting. These guys saw me the day prior at Mescal oddly enough on this trains counterpart albeit an extra, and were laying on the horn and waving accordingly. The same applied here later in the afternoon after a solid morning of rest before hitting the rails again for a evening run to El Paso, Texas.
Der ostasiatische Drache ist ein zwiespältiges Wesen mit überwiegend positiven Eigenschaften: Regen- und Glücksbringer und Symbol der Fruchtbarkeit und der kaiserlichen Macht (aus Wikipedia).
Auch beim Maskenzauber in Hamburg stand er nicht auf der dunklen Seite der Macht ;-).
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I was treated to lots of friendly horn action from the crew of NS 21Z, aka "The Zipper" (Rutherford, PA to Chicago, IL, 63rd St., Park Manor Yard hotshot trailers/containers) as he flew through downtown Brimfield, Indiana on NS' ex-LS&MS/NYC/PC/CR Chicago Line. I'm sure they've seen me before as I've shot the evening parade countless times which includes the Zipper. At the time of this shot 21Z's crew took 20K home the following day back east to Toledo as a regularly assigned set of trains, (although that may have changed since) and as it turned out I got the same friendly horn the following day from 20K with the same crew. NS 2585 is an SD70M built in Oct. of 2000 for NS. The NYC era tri-light signals are still in service here.
A friendly stop of sunlight and 1950s setting. A happier place to have a cup of coffee would be hard to find. The owner greeted us the moment we walked in the door. I like that kind of place.
I wonder sometimes what people thinks when I slam on the brakes with my bike, make a U-turn back and photograph such a motif.
Two guys where working in the small streets of Jerusalem and when they saw me they asked me to take a photo.
A friendly wave from the engineer of NS empty coal train 881 can be seen as he pulls through CP-379 in downtown Kendallville, Indiana on NS' ex-LS&MS/NYC/PC/CR Chicago Line. CP-379 was once the home of UK Tower which controlled the at-grade crossing of PRR's Grand Rapids & Indiana Railroad here. 881 has empty Detroit Edison coal gons headed back out west after unloading in Monroe, Michigan. The NYC era GRS Type G tri-light signals are still in service here.
After the St Paul Union Depot Days, the Duluth Museum’s Soo 2500 appearance, it made a photo trip on the Dresser Sub. Great times were had by all whom attended
Several dozen horses roam in this field in Grand Teton National Park - a few came by to say hello :)
sketch for "schwarz auf weiss", will be part of a show in dezember in berlin ( i hope) i ll replace this with a better scan. looks kinda different from the original. its just to show it to you =)
Here's another few images from the encounter I had with this friendly kestrel in Point Reyes National Seashore last month.