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The morning of June 18th we were headed east towards that nights stay near Whitehall. We were planning on seeing the Day Gas, but that didn't run, so we fled east to Jens to catch up to the Missoula to Laurel manifest. We checked a goal off the list for the trip here, finally getting an MRL train with the iconic barn.
Metroline OS68 (YJ06YRP) parked within Cricklewood Garage between duties on the supplementary school day V631 service.
Montana Rail Link SD70ACe 4408 and 4406 (the normal gas power) are seen leading ML (Missoula-Laurel) east at Trident along the Missouri River- 04/05/2023
The rest of the photos from the trip now @ www.milepost39.co.uk/mp39.asp?do=trip&id=34
An ML crew crosses over out of the Missoula roundhouse before starting back against their train.
Nikon F3, Lomography Berlin 400
In my previous five trips to Montana, we had never ventured down to the old settlement of Lombard. After my most recent trip, I see why. The road, while at times quite steep and narrow, has significant ruts, some giving even my high clearance Honda a run for its money. I'm still hearing some rattling under there even four months after returning (the body shop assures me that all is fine!)
In the two or so hours we spent down there, we were treated to two eastbounds, the first being the one I was hoping for: MRL's Missoula to Laurel road freight. The train is seen here along the waters of the Missouri River as it approaches the old Milwaukee Road overpass. Two of MRL's older SD70ACes lead the healthy train eastbound.
On the HO scale Onondaga Cutoff, autorack train ML-481 comes east through CP280 at Onondaga, NY, out of a summer thunderstorm.
ÖBB Desiro 4746.023 unterwegs von Innsbruck ins Unterland hier bei Thaur am 19.08.2023
ÖBB Desiro 4746.023 on the way from Innsbruck to the lowlands here near Thaur on August 19th, 2023
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With this Minox 35 ML 35 mm camera, Minox GmbH in Giessen introduced a completely new body, which was used from 1985 to 1996. The 35 ML now also had a programme mode in addition to aperture priority, and only the distance had to be set. Its lens was the Color-Minotar 1:2.8/35 mm, which was just as high-quality as the entire construction. Its price was correspondingly high at DM 599 in 1994! This model still works perfectly and is really very handy; until 1995, the 35 was considered the smallest series-produced 35 mm camera in the world! Even today, it's still a lot of fun to work with!