Nice look back, I love the way the red coat pops out.
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Awesome stuff, Tom!
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| Posted by on February 13, 2009 | |
Wonderful shot, Tom! THIS is the N&W Bristol Line the way I most remember it: honest to God heavyweight passenger trains behind Southern E-units and FP7s. Trains 45 and 46 would bite the dust in 1966 on this stretch, but the Pelican and Birmingham Special would soldier on until 1970 and 71.
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Great shot Tom.
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Very nice station scene. Love the fresh snow.
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Far too often rail photographers go out of their way to avoid having people intrude in their photographs. The whole point of having passenger trains is to move passengers, and this is an excellent example of that purpose.
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| Posted by tsched on February 18, 2009 | |
Great photo. One would think that someone would have shoveled the platform area for those passengers.
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| Posted by sandy on November 13, 2012 | |
I can remember the train station In Glade Spring, Va. and the about is a beautiful pic just wish I had a copy. I can remember stories of Elvis Presley coming in on the train and it stopped at the station and if I recall it was snowing. My cousin went to see the event
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