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Amtrak 145 shoves at the rear of train 790 through Seacliff. This was the original Amtrak heritage P42, having been painted in early 2011. It's still kicking a decade later.
There are two phases of snow removal, there and gone. Well, mostly gone. I'm not sure about Flickr Friday's policy on diptychs so this is a way to find out.
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After chasing Amtraks P945 to Sanford I would grab a few shots of the static power at the terminal which would be many ALC-42 Siemens Charger locomotives and the replacement of the Dash-8s the GP38-3s seen here. 748 & 749 do the switching services for the most part now a days with 749 just entering operation after being stored for a bit on property. As you can tell we had some severe thunderstorms rolling in so we would head out shortly after.
Amtrak P42DC 184 and 4 lead the Empire Builder out of Chicago, with a sleeper deadheading to SEA for Coast Starlight service.
Amtrak 7 makes tracks out of Milwaukee with the Phase III painted 822 still hanging onto it's 40th anniversary paint scheme from 2011.
AMTK 822
Photo taken at Sunny Photo Studio Second Life
Backgrounds: Background No Pose
Pose: BellaPoses - Talking to the Moon
Amtrak 519, still wearing Phase IV colors, leads the eastbound Illinois Zephyr through Westmont, IL.
A Knight of Teraxis, and a member of the Noble House of Light. Maybe be a distant ancestor of Lucem.
A MOC co-developed with Commander Spencer as part of the cancelled storyline known only as SALVATION. Notable as the third, and probably final, evolution of a torso design involving Onua's shoulder armor.
This is the MOC in its second phase, with more armored forearms. After these pics I added a bit more forearm armor, and you may get of that version in future.
This is a compilation of shots (a moontage?) I took of the January 31 lunar eclipse. With some inspiration from others here on Flickr, I decided to order them in the approximate trajectory I witnessed through the sky.
I really lucked out on this one - Missoula is often cloudy in the winter and I wasn't expecting to see this. There were occasional clouds that blew through, but otherwise I was able to see the whole thing. I wish I would have gotten a picture of the moon before the eclipse started - I was awake, just didn't think to take it.
This Moose yearling is going through what I like to call an Awkward Phase, he is looking a bit dorky and it certainly doesn't help that his fur or lack of it in places has something going on. I guess he is still kind of cute despite everything! lol!! :)
Phase III heritage unit AMTK 145 flies through Middletown PA on Amtrak's Keystone Corridor, passing what I believe was once a station of some sort.
To avoid confusion with some group invitations, all of my images are created from blank. Any image from a photo is clearly marked as such.
Running about 4 hours late, Amtrak 8, the Empire Builder, shows off several different phases of Amtrak, with P42DC 130 wearing Phase II, P42DC 79 wearing Phase VII, the baggage car wearing Phase III and the superliners wearing a mix of Phase VII & Phase IVb
Amtrak #184 leads the eastbound Southwest Chief out of Fullerton on a Thursday evening.
April 16th, 2015
This morning's been a fantastic fusion of punk rock and orchestra . It's as if my late-teen years had found a way to coalesce with my adulthood.
Playing with filters. I've developed an affinity for the phasor effect. Very 311.
I'm just trying to get myself sorted with a blog and oh my word where do you start?!! I feel such a noob at it all and it does daunt me a little. But there is only one way to overcome and learn and that's to dive right in - right?!!
Wish me luck!
40th Anniversary P42 #145 lays over with a Downeaster train set at the station in Portland, ME.
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