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As a westbound hotshot leaves Pomona on Union Pacific's, former Southern Pacific, Alhambra Subdivision it approaches a Union Switch & Signal searchlight installation at West Pomona. As their numbers diminish at the hands of new LED tri-light signals a precious few searchlights still stand guard over former SP rails in Southern California.
UP 8041 ~ ZG4CI ~ Pomona, California
Union Pacific's Alhambra Subdivision
10.25.2016
Remember when the adults let you stay up WAY past your bedtime? You could even say it felt like you were allowed to stay up all night! This was taken handheld in extremely low light, hence the slide to pull out every bit of light that could be pulled out with some serious noise reduction thrown in.
CP 119 backs up so that it can perform a tail end lift at the Lachine IMS Yard. EXO 55 is barely seen in the distance at right, making its stop at Lachine Station.
One of the tree lights it took me an hour to untangle to put up around Philip and Debs’ back patio.
Don't normally let a camera get this close but on this occassion I felt quite confident with the way I look and the way I felt and so thought a portrait shot would make a nice change. I hope you do not mind me sharing it with you.
Harkening back to a time when scarlet and gray was as common a sight in Southern California as the region's Joshua Trees, an empty cement train, bound for the Creal Branch, drops down the Tehachapi grade near MP 377. On the point Southern Pacific AC4400 181 still proudly displays the colors of its original owner, however it has surrender its original number to Union Pacific, now their 6229.
UP 6229 ~ RPTCEC ~ Mojave, California (MP377)
Union Pacific's Mojave Subdivision
11.08.2016
I was on visit at the west coast town Esbjerg for a man that had been working in the harbour there. And this beauty af Jack up oildrilling rig was there, Mærks Highlander. Now standing quietly on it's "legs" filled of mussels and keyhole limpets, wind blown and affected of the harsh conditions of the North Sea.
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National Airlines 30th Annivesary 747-400F takes off from O'Hare. She didn't use much runway and was pretty high up when she flew over me at York Road