Western Railroad Discussion > Smoke Gets In Your Eyes....

Last week me & SCKP187 made a trip to Colorado to shoot UP 844 as she made her way from Cheyenne to Denver on Thursday. Here are a few of the shots I got as well as a video.
Photos & video taken on July 21, 2016.

Photos 1&2:  Terry Ranch Road in Wyoming.

Photo 3:       O Street Bridge in Greeley, Colorado. I took this from the car as we were making our way to Platteville, CO.


1 more photo & video to follow...



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 07/27/16 18:02 by oklachaser.

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Photo 4 & video:   CR(County Road) 34 Platteville, CO.


Thanks for looking.
Ronda Thomas

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Wow, what a great series of photos and video Ronda! Wish I could get some of that smoke in my eyes, lol. Looks like you had a great time chasing the UP 844.

Larry

But those elephant ears keep a lot of the smoke out.  Great photos and video!
 

Fantastic!

A big thanks for sharing.

Nice!
JB

Appears that sticking ones head way out the window is not limited to the engineers seat occupant but now effects the firemans side as well. Very unprofessional especially when done bare headed.

   IMHO-Ross Rowland

co614 Wrote:
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> Appears that sticking ones head way out the window
> is not limited to the engineers seat occupant but
> now effects the firemans side as well. Very
> unprofessional especially when done bare headed.
>
>    IMHO-Ross Rowland

True. Except, on an oil burner there really is no need for a hat in hot weather. In fact, there really is no need for the Engineer nor the Fireman to even wear gloves while operating an oil burner.