Very nice.
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| Posted by K100DS on March 25, 2012 | |
What a nice shot. This could quite easily be almost any town in B&M territory.
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Great shot of small town USA. Nice vintage Mopar in the foreground!
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Back in the day when junk trains were interesting to look at. Nice!
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| Posted by on March 27, 2012 | |
A great slice of Americana! This is an excellent shot.
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Great colours, could pass for a Lionel diesel girls set!
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A cannon...now THAT'S crossing protection.
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Super neat photo of the SW-1 and boxcars of fallen flags.
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Well done. Plenty for the eye to look at and all tastefully placed into the scene. Well done and thanks for sharing.
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| Posted by on March 27, 2012 | |
Beautiful shot of quintessential New Hampshire. I've been staring at this photo for a good five minutes, enjoying the beauty. On a minor note, this is Route 31 and is known as Forest Road in Lyndeborough. It becomes Main Street in Wilton after Route 31 takes a right hand turn onto Island street to head south along Route 101.
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I had to look closely to see that it wasn't a model. the composition really makes it look like it could have been a model. I wish we had seens like this still, but with big power on almost every railroad its impossible to find.
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Wow thanks for posting...I love everything about this shot !
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| Posted by on March 28, 2012 | |
Great shot and it looks like good inspiration for a model railroad!
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| Posted by BJ on March 28, 2012 | |
Wow great shot and it looks like good insperation for a model railroad!
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Brings back many New England memories of seeing a B&M switcher or a Conrail local.
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This is a great shot, it captures the essnence of branch line railroading in New England.
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It does look a lot like a model. It's nice to see an Illinois Central Gulf box in the scene.
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I agree with quintessential. We are all enjoying this image. Shamefully B&M pulled the plug on New Hampshire too early.
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| Posted by jtull7 on February 20, 2014 | |
Nicely done description of the photo.
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