Posted by Run8diesel on May 10, 2008  Another fine time capsule! Thanks for sharing. Posted by John Sesonske on May 10, 2008  Great location and a great Eastern Fallen Flag. Hope you have more LV to post. Posted by Nscalemike on May 10, 2008  Look no further, I have found my "gem of the Day", excellent memories, thanks for sharing R.A. Durfee. Posted by Charles Freericks on May 11, 2008  Just a simple Wow. Wonderful. Posted by D.E. Albertson on May 11, 2008  Nice shot, but you know what's really amazing? A dozen LV engines in 1975, all in the same paint scheme! No Snowbirds, no Yellowjackets. Posted by Lenny Dunlap on May 11, 2008  The shots from this location have always intreaged me..........Thanks so much!! WOW... Posted by Tony Kimmel on May 11, 2008  Now thats what I am talking about, RAD you always get me going when I see your Pre-, and Early Conrail shots. AJK Posted by Joshua Bauer on May 11, 2008  I like the ALCO engine, and the way it is centered around a weathered and industrial land. Posted by Adam Christman (Penn Rail Videos) on May 11, 2008  Nice shot! I think I see the 405 in there... now apart of the DL collection. Posted by Kenneth A. Young on May 12, 2008  Now there's a classic and gritty scene. Posted by M.G. on August 4, 2008  Great shot R.A. Durfee. Classic scene then. Now that is just a memory.

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