Many times it is hard to showcase interesting trailing engines, but you certainly did it here with a fascinating consist!
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This is definitely a Kodak moment.
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| Posted by BNSF511 on January 5, 2014 | |
Great photo! It had BN SD60M's too!? I was going to catch this train, but it passed by me in the dark and I couldn't see the train itself.
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Great catch!!
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this paired consist of MoPac and Virginian seem to be going to great places...now with an even greater lashup than the past week! And a beautiful shot to captivate it all! People's Choice in my book!
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Beautiful lashup! I sure am glad you were there to capture it for us, Craig!!
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First time I've seen a UP heritage unit linked up with an NS one. Well done!
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UP 1983 and NS 1069 have been coupled together for a while - Since late December (thanks to someone at the BNSF who understood the importance of these two, and thought it would be a unique opportunity)! They operated on several trains in the Midwest - as the sole power - and I am surprised that no one has posted photos from those days here. And, yes, this is the first time two Heritage units from two roads have worked together.
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Seeing a Virginian-painted unit in the Mojave seems most exotic! PCA!
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| Posted by shanks on January 6, 2014 | |
What an amazing kaleidoscope of locomotives. All the more interesting considering the stark landscape as a backdrop. Thanks for posting.
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Epic catch Craig!
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Very nice, Mr. Walker (and we know who to thank @ BNSF for lashing those awesome jacks together!)
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I am speechless. What a catch!
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