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Nostalgia & History > Sherman Hill in the WinterDate: 11/22/14 21:05 Sherman Hill in the Winter Author: qnyla There is cold, and then there is Wyoming cold. A couple wind chilled frigid images from the late 1980s/early 1990s.
1. At the time I hated the solid sets of SD40-2's. 2. Yellow MP C36-7's at Hermosa. 3. SD60M's at Hermosa Tunnel. Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 11/22/14 21:07 by qnyla.    Date: 11/22/14 21:08 Re: Sherman Hill in the Winter Author: 3rdswitch Alright, ask and ye shall receive. Great trio.
JB Date: 11/22/14 21:15 Re: Sherman Hill in the Winter Author: Sterk Brrr...The pair of yellow "MP" C36-7's is a pretty rare shot! Very nice, thanks for sharing.
Date: 11/22/14 21:29 Re: Sherman Hill in the Winter Author: NH2006 Love the shot at Buford (#1) most, though all are wonderful. I miss that signal bridge a lot.
Date: 11/23/14 02:45 Re: Sherman Hill in the Winter Author: SCKP187 Most excellent. Really great set.
Brian Stevens Date: 11/23/14 06:24 Re: Sherman Hill in the Winter Author: Bob3985 Great photos John.
Although I ran east to North Platte I would occasionally slip up on Sherman to take photos and observe trains. In my years here in Cheyenne I have seen all sorts of weather. Bob Krieger Cheyenne, WY Date: 11/23/14 07:19 Re: Sherman Hill in the Winter Author: WAF Brrr
Date: 11/23/14 07:26 Re: Sherman Hill in the Winter Author: Super_C Nice shots all! The only thing that could make #3 any better is if the power had been Centennials!(This is a private joke between us Johns).
JCL Date: 11/23/14 12:37 Re: Sherman Hill in the Winter Author: qnyla Super_C Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > The only thing that could make #3 > any better is if the power had been > Centennials!(This is a private joke between us > Johns). > > JCL Indeed! Date: 11/23/14 13:57 Re: Sherman Hill in the Winter Author: Cajon92 Great shots, John.
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