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A young Mrs. Crashton with her wedding present, a 1967 SAAB 96. A very long time ago, the cars gone but she's a keeper.

Excellent photos Sandpatch. Beautiful station.

So now you've just planted an ear worm in me. o_O Riding on the city of New Orleans Illinois Central, Monday morning rail 15 cars and 15 restless riders, three conductors and 25 sacks of mail....

I have always been attracted to those. Great looking GTI and you even found it parked by the tracks. Train spotting and car spotting, perfect!

Great catches Sandpatch. Here in Ohio we have two passenger trains that travel through the state both in the night and about 125 miles away. That push pull set up sure has to make it much easier. No Y or running around the train required. Love your shot of those NS locomotives leaning into...

Southbound through Lewis Center OH. Took this in 1985 with my Nikon FM wearing a 50mm f2 Nikkor, Tri-X.

Great catches Sandpatch. Been a while since I've been trackside and your photos make me want to go.

Nice catch Sandpatch. My record remains intact, I've yet to catch a heritage unit. I use the app, but mostly it shows the ones I've missed. I don't do social media...

RIP BikerBrent....

I bet that hood liner does help. These DI engines are kind of clickety clackity. The first time I heard one I thought it sounded like it need the valve lash set. Using a fender cover shows you care. (y)

The photo was taken on June 26 2013. As for what year this 510 is, could be anything from a 1968 to 1973.

Another from Mid-Ohio....

Thank you Sandpatch. That was taken with my first DSLR. A Fuji FinepixS1Pro that was Fuji guts jammed into a Nikon N60 film body. I thought of it as a Franken-camera. When Nikon came out with the D70 I sold the Fuji and moved on. All these years later and I'm back shooting with Fuji mirrorless...

Wow that is really something, nature sure is amazing. Great capture!

Twenty one years ago at Mid-Ohio....

Another great one from your Wayback machine Sandpatch. Love those high hood locomotives! That Southern GE unit leading sure has a bull dog look about it. Also you really have learned how to scan slides well, quite impressive. (y)

That's a great shot Sandpatch. Bet they were making some sweet noises pulling that coal drag. I really do like the perspective of a 50mm lens. My favorite was the 50mm F2 Nikkor that I bought with my Nikkormat. These days my favorite is my Fuji 35mm F1.4. On the apsc sensor it's 50mm.... :D

Great picture Sandpatch! I bet CW cabin is long gone along with that signal bridge. Bet that U boat is gone too.