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Sierra northern 134 is switching near US. 50 overpass in west Sacramento - it is a hot and dry afternoon for crew members working outside.
FEC GP40-2 #411 switches a quarry just south of Pineda siding with a local that came from Fort Pierce.
Xidane: Switch Ryun:R + Island Doll body
eyes: Masterpiece
wig: For My Doll
outfit: Angell Studio
faceup: Maiya
After meeting a westbound at Robertson, the conductor restores the east switch for mainline movement. and then signals the engineer it is lined properly.
Havre, Montana, is a major railroad town with yards and shops. It also afford me an opportunity to make images of railroad equipment at work.
ADMX 2234 was built in August 1966 for the Reading and later served Conrail and Norfolk Southern.
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Theresa Kelly, strategy manager, Dudley Council and Councillor David Sparks, leader of the Council
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After getting northbound 611's train assembled, NECR 3847 heads toward the CSX diamond at Palmer, MA
Iron Horse 1971 Top Fuel Dragster owned by Sam Chastin and restored to original specs. One of the last front engine dragsters and historically important. Photographed at Kingdon Raceway, Lodi, CA Sept. 11, 2010.
UP 1524, an ex Cotton Belt GP40 looks on as UP 539 switches the east end of City Yard in Roseville, CA.
Console: Atari 2600
Model: CX-2600
Switches: Six Switch
Light Sixer
Made In Taiwan
With the black foam ring dust covers back on, this is a close look at the switch board and motherboard of the Atari 2600.
You can see the color tuner (bottom left of the motherboard, round white circle) and also where the Radio Frequency (RF) cable goes into the Atari.