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The "Blue-Trail turns back to the East-Southeast where it crosses beneath the active CSX Mainline through this century old tunnel.
Mileposts on former Big Four routes are measured from Cleveland Union Terminal, so CSX manifest freight Q349 is 254 miles from CUT. However, this train originated in Cumberland, Maryland, and is bound for Rose Lake Yard near St. Louis, which means it won't be passing anywhere near Cleveland. The Union Pacific units shown here are distributed motive power on the rear of this westbound train.
After taking a jewelry making class across the street on a very bright sunny Sunday I new I wanted to capture this structure.
5dmarkiii 50.0 mm f/1.8ii at f/5.6 For this lens this is the perfect aperture for razor sharp images. 1/640 sec iso 160.
CSX manifest freight Q349 approaches Pendleton, Indiana, on the Indianapolis Line. That is Interstate 69 in the background.
As you look at the map of the Falls Park trail system; the "Blue-Trail" leads north from the History Museum (7). It follows the old "Bee-Line" road bed then turns East where it crosses beneath the CSX Indianapolis Line Subdivision (active mainline) . This "Blue-Trail" is just over 2.8 miles (4.51 Kilometers) in total length.
As you look at the map of the Falls Park trail system; the "Blue-Trail" leads north from the History Museum (7). It follows the old "Bee-Line" road bed then turns East where it crosses beneath the CSX Indianapolis Line Subdivision (active mainline) . This "Blue-Trail" is just over 2.8 miles (4.51 Kilometers) in total length.
The "Blue-Trail turns back to the East-Southeast where it crosses beneath the active CSX Mainline through this century old tunnel.
As you look at the map of the Falls Park trail system; the "Blue-Trail" leads north from the History Museum (7). It follows the old "Bee-Line" road bed then turns East where it crosses beneath the CSX Indianapolis Line Subdivision (active mainline) . This "Blue-Trail" is just over 2.8 miles (4.51 Kilometers) in total length.
As you look at the map of the Falls Park trail system; the "Blue-Trail" leads north from the History Museum (7). It follows the old "Bee-Line" road bed then turns East where it crosses beneath the CSX Indianapolis Line Subdivision (active mainline) . This "Blue-Trail" is just over 2.8 miles (4.51 Kilometers) in total length.
CSX Q364-25, Indianapolis, Indiana to Selkirk, New York daily manifest; is at track speed as it passes Mile Post 256 in Pendleton, Indiana. This is on the CSX Indianapolis Line Subdivision. ET44AH number 3299 along with ES44DCs number 5492 and 5288 have the 126-car train "Eastbound & Down"!!
The namesake for the park here in Pendleton, Indiana. Just beyond the foot bridge over the falls; are the remains of the "Bee-Line" trestle over Fall Creek. The bridge is long gone, but the bed of the old line now serves as part of the “Blue Trail” in this great City Park.
CSX Q364-25, Indianapolis, Indiana to Selkirk, New York daily manifest; is at track speed as it passes Mile Post 256 in Pendleton, Indiana. This is on the CSX Indianapolis Line Subdivision. ET44AH number 3299 along with ES44DCs number 5492 and 5288 have the 126-car train "Eastbound & Down"!!
Located across the street on Falls Park Drive from the History Museum; this marks bothe the trail-head and trail's end of the "Blue Trail".
As you look at the map of the Falls Park trail system; the "Blue-Trail" leads north from the History Museum (7). It follows the old "Bee-Line" road bed then turns East where it crosses beneath the CSX Indianapolis Line Subdivision (active mainline) . This "Blue-Trail" is just over 2.8 miles (4.51 Kilometers) in total length.
A westbound CSX manifest freight leans into a curve near Pendleton, Indiana, on the Indianapolis Line.
The CSX Indianapolis Line Subdivision's "Ingalls, Indiana Crossovers" are fully protected. CSX Q364 has ran wrong main east (Track One on the left) from Indianapolis to Ingalls where crossed to Track Two using the far east crossover. The foreground crossover is aligned for movement through on Track Two (on the right).
A shot taken In Pendleton, In. A small town not too far away from me. This was taken about a month ago, along Fall Creek Park.. this tree was in perfect color and I loved the curve of the branch.... :o)
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Autumn afternoon in Pendleton and Edgewood. Downton Abbey tea found in tiny shop in Pendleton, Indiana.
Family cooling off on a Hot Sunday afternoon at Falls Park Pendleton Indiana. The dog especially enjoying himself.
John L Becker, born in Alsace-Lorraine; married Clara Hass; married Pearl Leeper
Baker; buried in Pendleton, Indiana
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CSX Q364-25, Indianapolis, Indiana to Selkirk, New York daily manifest; is at track speed as it passes Mile Post 256 in Pendleton, Indiana. This is on the CSX Indianapolis Line Subdivision. ET44AH number 3299 along with ES44DCs number 5492 and 5288 have the 126-car train "Eastbound & Down"!!
CSX Q364-25, Indianapolis, Indiana to Selkirk, New York daily manifest; is at track speed as it passes Mile Post 256 in Pendleton, Indiana. This is on the CSX Indianapolis Line Subdivision. ET44AH number 3299 along with ES44DCs number 5492 and 5288 have the 126-car train "Eastbound & Down"!!
Stone monument, engraved with the words "Three white men were hung here in 1825 for killing Indians"
The Dawgfellows Hall, Pendleton, Indiana -- originally I.O.O.F. (Independent Order of Odd Fellows) building
Ice dangles above the flowing Prairie Creek as it runs through a portion of the Falls Creek City Park in Pendleton, Indiana.
On a walk through the Falls Creek City Park in Pendleton, Indiana. I found this group of fungi on an old downed tree branch.