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This train, seen in Flomaton, AL, is on the M&M Sub heading North as is slows to enter the PD Sub for a trip down to Pensacola, FL. The train would have to stop on the South leg of the wye to wait for a North bound MTY coal train to exit the PD Sub and enter the M&M Sub on the North leg...
CSX T110-28 MTY coal train heads fast through South Alabama in the town of Pollard. This view shows the train heading North on the M&M Subdivision after coming off of the PD Subdivision in Flomaton.
This CSX mty coal train heads North through Clanton, AL on the CSX (L&N) South & North Alabama (S&NA) Subdivision. Notice the L&N Depot behind the train.
This shiny new silver autorack from the Canadian Pacific Railway made an appearance on train NS 287 as he heads west to his destination at the Shelbyville Mixing Center on the NS Louisville Dst. Both the CP and Canadian National(CN)are now sporting new autoracks.
Engines are being coupled to a passenger train in Louisville at Union Station.
Amazing I could get that close, then, without anyone being concerned. Try it today!
While in high school in the 1950's, my good railroading friend, Jim Herron (now of Herron Rail Video)and I would wander down to Union Station many a weekend. I had an old Kodak Pony 35mm and took this picture. Jim recently "digitized" it and cleaned it up for me.
Back in the 1950's my good railroading friend (we were in high school) was Jim Herron now of Herron rail videos. We would wander down to the yards on the weekends and I had an old Kodak Pony 35mm camera. This is one of the slides I took 50+ years ago.
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