Posted by Justin Franz on March 22, 2012 
Sooo much cooler than the heritage units!
Posted by PugDaddy on March 22, 2012 
Beautiful shot. Nicely composed. Lovely loco and the building looks great.
Posted by Dave Blaze... on March 22, 2012 
Umm....yeah....this is pretty freaking amazing! Great light, great composition with depot. You REALLY scored on this one. I am jealous!
Posted by John Higginson on March 22, 2012 
Sure was nice of them to put it in a position to be photographed! Great job!
Posted by Terry Chicwak on March 23, 2012 
Great catch. That is cool.
Posted by Sid Vaught on March 23, 2012 
Oh, man take about luck. I was out of town myself but who would imagine you could get a shot like this even on a good day.
Posted by rlinejct139 on March 23, 2012 
Wish that one could run in revenue service!
Posted by Mike Pierry, Jr. on March 23, 2012 
Good work, Jonathan!
Posted by Michael Harding on March 23, 2012 
Very, very well done! Right time, right place, and lucky with the light & sky!
Posted by Gene Hetherington on March 23, 2012 
Probably a really dumb question(s), but..... Who owns this unit, why was it repainted, and where was it going?
Posted by Allan Johnson on March 23, 2012 
It's a piece of VA Transportation Museum's stock. It was in bad cosmetic shape and NS agreed to repaint it for them. It is going back to Roanoke to bask in the Sun once again on display inside the Museum. It's a shame it has no guts to move on it's own.
Posted by Gene Hetherington on March 23, 2012 
Thanks for the info Allan. I agree with you, it would be sweet to see it running around on it's own. Bummer....
Posted by Roland Holtz on March 24, 2012 
If I was NS i would of done some secret tinkering and make it run on its own power back.
Posted by Renee on March 25, 2012 
Now THIS unit probably would not be worth the cost to NS to get it up to running order again. However look at it this way: it IS a kind of a Heritage unit all on its own. Wonderful photo Jonathan!
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