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The stunning town of Mojacar built on a hill and still expanding. Mojacar, Espania, Europe
Mojácar is a town in southeast Spain. It’s known for its whitewashed Moorish old town and Mediterranean beaches like Palmeral and Cueva del Lobo. The hilltop Plaza Nueva has views of the Valley of the Pyramids
Greenland, CO
April 15, 2023
A very foggy flocked snowy spring sunrise at Greenland, CO under the Palmer Divide.
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608 pulls down to the south end of Palmer Yard to re-organize their train for their trip south to Willimantic.
7-Tilden approaches the Tilden mine on its second mine run of the morning. We are in the community of Palmer located behind the Empire mine, idled in 2016.
CSX B740 arrives in Palmer from West Springfield with a huge train for the NECR and Mass Central interchange.
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'Grammatically Correct'
Camera: Mamiya m645j (1980)
Lens: Mamiya-Sekor C 2.8/45mm
Film: Fuji Provia 100F
Process: DIY ECN-2
Palmer Township School, North Dakota
July 2019
D8 crests the southbound grade at Palmers (McCabe's crossing) still in the power pulling loads onto the downhill. In the distance is the local Farmer's Market, quiet today but draws a big crowd on the weekends. The green set has been reliable all week, while the 5509 is awaiting parts where it belongs.
It's a gorgeous early winter morning as CSXT train M436 (Selkirk to Worcester manifest) pauses on the controlled siding to make a set in Palmer Yard about 1.4 miles west of the diamond at CP83 on CSXT's Boston Sub mainline (the once and always Boston and Albany Railroad). They had an interesting assortment of power on the head end this day in the form of two CSXT AC4400s leading an SD40-2 and two Union Pacific visitors.
Palmer, Massachusetts
Friday December 30, 2022
Here is another from the way back machine and the caption I wrote long ago back when I posted on railpictures.net.
On a cloudy Sunday afternoon ARR's Palmer Turn (train 140W) can be seen running light engine underneath the CPP (Central Paving Products) gravel tipple located on the nearly two mile long gravel loop track which is located about 2.5 miles up the ARR's Palmer Branch. The crew is using the loop to turn their locomotive (MP15DC 1552) and run around their short train before shoving up to the end of the branch with its loads. Rising to the south is the mighty Chugach Range.
**Note: since the date of this photo much has changed. The MP15s were sold off. The ARR stopped running Palmer Turns and elected to transload the last customer's (JD Steel) freight in Anchorage and pay for trucking. CPP was sold and this gravel pit shut down shipping by rail and the loop was eventually taken out of service. And the outer end of the Palmer branch itself beyond the fairgrounds and the airport spur were also taken out of service leaving only seasonal gravel trains and the 10 or so Fair Train specials to use the branch with it being entirely shut down in winter.
Everything changes...shoot it now.
Palmer, Alaska
Sunday June 15, 2008
A pair of still-fresh SD70ACes have reached the highest point on the Joint Line at Palmer, Lake, CO, as they pass the calm lake at the top of the hill. In contrast to most famous railfan hotspots that are located in utter dive neighborhoods, I was pleasantly surprised with just how nice this place was. Most of the popular photo ops here are from a park with a large network of trails in every direction - including one on the former ATSF main that existed on this side of the lake.
With 60 loads in tow the veteran U30C's work hard to climb up through Palmer line junction for Eagle Mills yard.
Tenant Creek, Adirondacks, NY.
It was late on this winter afternoon, and I was not inclined to stop really. I was chilled from the damp/cold of the mist up the river a ways, where the falls had been my attraction for coming here. But the quality of the light through the forest stopped me, raking across and broken apart by a thousand trees, creating little highlights, all the way back, up the length of my walk. So I came to the water, here, where the rocks began to split the water. Like the stream, beginning to hit a grade, life has become a little faster, threatening to slip away. It all looks so calm upstream, in hindsight, but the reality is a lot of breaks in the flow, just like this. They are only smoothed by distance and time. I put my fingers just above the surface, and ever so often the creek jumps to wet them. You are so cold.