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SThe Prairie Dogs in the area let out their alert calls, and this guy chirped a bit and headed for the safety of the burrow hole. I never...
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SAlways talking.
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Spent a little more time out in the backyard this afternoon. Had a red shouldered hawk show up, with an afternoon snack. The last one is... -
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The last Wood Stork in this nest. The other two are gone.
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Back in the day before wide public awareness, railfans would often set up organized "photo lines" at prime spots so that everyone could...
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In April 1989 I caught N&W 611 at Attalla, AL on her way from Birmingham to Chattanooga. Back then, Norfolk Southern ran a heavy...
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Taking on water at the Enola yard
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At a recent CNPA meeting we had a presentation on artistic rendering of images. One of the techniques made them look like pen and ink... -
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Railroading Fun Fact: Enola was named for the daughter of a farmer that owned land along the railroad when it was built. It also... -
SSandpatch replied to the thread Post your Train shots!.Railroading Fun Fact: Enola was named for the daughter of a farmer that owned land along the railroad when it was built. It also...
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Back in the day before wide public awareness, railfans would often set up organized "photo lines" at prime spots so that everyone could... -
STaking on water at the Enola yard
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Oh man, the Rockville Bridge scene must have been beyond belief. The train will next move west to Altoona. Then on Saturday, July 11th... -
Back in the day before wide public awareness, railfans would often set up organized "photo lines" at prime spots so that everyone could...
