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Lomography X-Pro Chrome 100 Film, cross-processed by Old School Photo Lab

Rather baffling (to these ears) biblical interpretation in the Broadmead

JIM HOUGHTON

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1x speedlite

1x Lastolite 400w/s w/ softbox

1x large reflector

Inevitably, a train shows up going the opposite direction of what you were planning. In this instance, I even had the strobes set up to light up the nose of a northbound along the bluffs at Savanna, IL. You can see the result on the nose of the trailing unit on this southbound stack train...

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Late one date near the end of 1967, one of the East Coast-Florida trains makes a station stop at Fort Lauderdale. Bringing up the rear, and not doing a particularly useful job at it, is one of Louisville & Nashville's "Royal" series 5 Bedroom-Buffet-Lounge-Obs. cars. Two cars ("Royal Canal" and "Royal Street") were builf for the L&N by P-S on Lot 6814. They were originally part of L&N's portion of Southern's Crescent car pool. It is not known to me why the car is running the wrong way around, but there must not have been relevant turning facilities for this leg of the train's run or the car was deadheading (which is also possible, considering two Diners are coupled just ahead).

 

Fort Lauderdale, FL

Circa December 1967

 

Passenger Car of the Day

9/22/26

Sign says it all about my life

So wrong.... laxatives and bird seed? Someone has a sense of humor! hunting for mixers, Kroger, Oak Ridge TN, 4/28/2008

CN 8919 and NS 9330 lead the northbound CP train 333-101, grain empties off the IAIS from Peoria by the sidings at Pleasant Valley, IA.

 

June 11, 2013.

Me: Sonnie what is wrong?

 

Sonnie: Nothing dad

 

Me: dont lie to me!

 

Sonnie: its just....i miss.... Ellie >.<

 

Me: well what about Zane?

 

Sonnie: i love him dont get me wrong, but since shes been gone ive started to miss her </3

 

Me: well shes coming back soon hun!

 

Sonnie: i know, i just dont know what im going to say when she comes back...

 

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DUH DUH DUH DUNNNNNNN xD

more love triangle issues!!!

What’s wrong with my mind

What’s come over me

I thought I saw your face

Wearing a smile, dimple on the side

What’s come over me

 

What’s wrong with my ears

They’re deceiving me

I thought I heard you speak

Calling my name, I must be insane, I just can’t explain

What’s come over me

 

Don’t tell me I’ve stumbled upon you

Or is my mind in a daze

For this can’t be as real as I want it

For you let me go, then went way

 

A spider caught a petal. Hope he has better luck in the future.

4500, the class ALP45, brings train 1879 to a stop at Rutherford on a nice Sunday evening. They're utilizing track 2 due to H70 sitting next to them on track 1, waiting to reverse back through Pascack Jct.

The two drivers at Cronus were conversing and one was lamenting over a few things about the Porsche. The other said, "I told you. Wrong car!"

Ramsgate Sprint Revival.

 

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A loose horse runs the wrong way up the stretch at Del Mar, CA

Amtrak 392 passes through the short crossover at Tolono onto the southbound main for nine miles of wrong-main running to Champaign.

 

A washout during a torrential rain storm undermined the northbound main one night, leaving the track impassible. All northbound trains were run wrong-main to Champaign.

 

Since IC was already in the midst of its massive single-tracking project through Illinois this year, the signal engineering office rushed the CTC design for the Champaign-Tolono segment into service after a few weeks of cumbersome track warrant operation for every northbound train.

 

The CTC remained in control of the operators at respective ends of the system until the towers were closed – Tolono in 1992 and Champaign in 1993.

EXIF data is a little wrong on this one. I used a Nikon AIS 50mm 1.4 Manual lens with a Mitakon focal reducer. Great Lens!

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