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Nikonian72 wrote:
Nicely captured, and excellently presented. Well done.
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Ever so often I see a shot and think to myself: "Boy, that's a shot I wish I had taken!" #1 is just such a shot.
Excellent!
Excellent!
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Apr 29, 2013 13:42:20 #
love them steamers.. my father. god bless him .. worked for
the reading railroad ..as a breakman it was a rough job in
all kinds of weather...when i was a kid we lived a couple blocks .. from the frankford junction.. there was a
horrible train wreck there during the 2nd w.w .. they where
using family homes for the casualtys .. i,ll never forget
that. i love to watch & listen to them puffers ...
thank,s for the memory,s
the reading railroad ..as a breakman it was a rough job in
all kinds of weather...when i was a kid we lived a couple blocks .. from the frankford junction.. there was a
horrible train wreck there during the 2nd w.w .. they where
using family homes for the casualtys .. i,ll never forget
that. i love to watch & listen to them puffers ...
thank,s for the memory,s
Apr 29, 2013 14:00:55 #
hondo wrote:
love them steamers.. my father. god bless him .. worked for
the reading railroad ..as a breakman it was a rough job in
all kinds of weather...when i was a kid we lived a couple blocks .. from the frankford junction.. there was a
horrible train wreck there during the 2nd w.w .. they where
using family homes for the casualtys .. i,ll never forget
that. i love to watch & listen to them puffers ...
thank,s for the memory,s
the reading railroad ..as a breakman it was a rough job in
all kinds of weather...when i was a kid we lived a couple blocks .. from the frankford junction.. there was a
horrible train wreck there during the 2nd w.w .. they where
using family homes for the casualtys .. i,ll never forget
that. i love to watch & listen to them puffers ...
thank,s for the memory,s
You are so right - these old steamers are full of memories for we "mature" folks.
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Apr 29, 2013 14:10:55 #
colnago wrote:
Some images from a recent trip to Railtown 1897, Jamestown, CA. Engine #3 has appeared in a number of movies over the decades.
I rode the train there a few times in the early 1970's. These excellent pictures really bring back great memories. One trip was a "Dinner Train" to Oakdale and return. I think Engine #3 had a small diesel helper engine. Picture number 1 is my favorite. I may post a couple of mine if I can locate them and scan them (slides).
Apr 29, 2013 14:28:08 #
colnago wrote:
Some images from a recent trip to Railtown 1897, Jamestown, CA. Engine #3 has appeared in a number of movies over the decades.
Great images colnago :thumbup:
Apr 29, 2013 14:33:59 #
Great shots. If you take these shots into PP and into the effects pallettes you could make them look like they were taken in 1897. A little flat graytone and some grain or scratches and they'd look like Great Grandpa took them and passed them down to you.
Apr 29, 2013 14:39:51 #
colnago wrote:
Some images from a recent trip to Railtown 1897, Jamestown, CA. Engine #3 has appeared in a number of movies over the decades.
:thumbup: :thumbup:
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