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Nostalgia & History > Lone Star Nights (vol #5)Date: 03/29/15 09:36 Lone Star Nights (vol #5) Author: santafe199 Here are a couple more rear end, night time portraits of my favorite Amtrak train: the Lone Star (R.I.P!). I shot #16 at Emporia many times during 1978 & 1979. With its schedule time of 11:35 PM I could shoot a passenger train without losing a lot of sleep. The other 3 trains (#15, and #3 & #4) all stopped in Emporia in the wee hours between 3:00 & 3:45 AM in those days.
1. Amtrak train #16, the “Lone Star” at the station stop in Emporia, KS on December 19, 1978. 2.Same as above with Mr. Luna & Miss Venus watching… Thanks for looking back! Lance Garrels santafe199 Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 08/07/22 21:18 by santafe199. Date: 03/29/15 09:53 Re: Lone Star Nights (vol #5) Author: bnsfbob santafe199 Wrote:
Great shots. The deliberately reduced capacity consists on 15-16 were one of the reasons why the train's 1979 discontinuance was an Amtrak "hatchet-job". Bob Date: 03/29/15 12:11 Re: Lone Star Nights (vol #5) Author: glcaddis Lance, you are getting pretty handy with these celestial light shows.
Date: 03/29/15 12:16 Re: Lone Star Nights (vol #5) Author: santafe199 glcaddis Wrote: > ...getting pretty handy with these celestial light shows.
Sort of a hobby within a hobby, I guess... Date: 03/29/15 12:47 Re: Lone Star Nights (vol #5) Author: bnsfbob glcaddis Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Lance, you are getting pretty handy with these > celestial light shows. The best railroading is always at night. Daytimes are for sleeping. Bob Date: 03/30/15 02:52 Re: Lone Star Nights (vol #5) Author: mp51w Always appreciate shots of my favorite train. Thanks Lance!
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