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NJT at Summit
Bombardier Talent
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MBTA Commuter Rail-Salem, Mass
Southbound along the Pacific
Southbound @ Trestels
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NJT Train # 807, bound for Lk. Hopatcong, passes South Orange Station, with F40PH-2CAT #4122 pm the point
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These will always be one of my favorite locomotives. I remember growing up on the Jersey shore watching and watching these go past my Grandmother's house in Sea Girt all the time. Ah...memories.
 
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Now this F40 actually looks like a cat with the half circle design around the ditch lights. CalTrain's CATs on the other hand look different.
 

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