Wow!!! This motion makes feel like I am on #4 myself and can feel the wind rushing through my hair. Very nice. Does the Cass still run Heisler #6? It's origin goes back to Bostonia Coal and Clay which was about 20 miles from where I live when it was in operation.
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Walter, you have me in awe, buddy.
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Amazing!
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This is one more dynamite shot! You made the best of a crappy weather day---which is always a challenge. But, sometimes a photographer's best work is done under the most miserable conditions.
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Way to go Walter! 1/4? Someone's got a steady hand!
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Walter, this has to be one of my all-time favorite Cass shots, ever. The blur effects are super cool, and superbly executed with the wide angle lens. Bravo on a truly splendid Cass image.
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How did you hold out posting this one till now?
Exhilarating shot, Walter!
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Nothing more to say other than great shot!
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I think thats an A ticket ride! LOL Now that's something different, but you wouldn't get me out there.
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Thank you all for your comment's. Guy's remember that the Cass train's are pushed rather than pulled like most railroad's. I was shooting from the first car.
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Excellent work as always Walter! Keep doing us WV'ers proud!
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Another different view.
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You're right, you don't get the feel until it's full size. excellent.
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1/4 is the only way to show movement at Cass. ;-) Seriously, sick shot, dude!
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Incredible shot! I can almost smell the coal smoke!
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The last thing a bug sees! Amazing shot Walter!
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Now that I'm finally a member here at RP.net, I can proclaim how much I love this photo, which is possibly the most creative I've ever seen from Cass.
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