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Nostalgia & History > Sure Miss Those B30sDate: 03/28/17 01:50 Sure Miss Those B30s Author: NS7214 January 17, 2002 finds A741 drilling cars for Owens Corning in blustery conditions at Fairburn, Georgia on the A&WP/WofA Subdivision with what was then the backbone of the local fleet in the Southeast, a B30-7. Time flies...
-djs  Date: 03/28/17 06:00 Re: Sure Miss Those B30s Author: RailRat Great Shot!/Great Colors Too!
Jim Baker Riverside, CA Date: 03/28/17 08:50 Re: Sure Miss Those B30s Author: SP8595 Neat!
Date: 03/28/17 14:19 Re: Sure Miss Those B30s Author: NS7214 thank ya, I was still in my slide days, then I wouldn't even give any digital a thought because I wasn't impressed with anything I had seen. I was a late bloomer into the digital era for a younger guy.
-djs Date: 03/28/17 19:28 Re: Sure Miss Those B30s Author: ns2557 I remember those CSX 4 Axle GE's well. They were everywhere when I was livin down there in 1991-1995. Have quite a few shots. And, that's something ya don't see much of down that way, SNOW. I think it snowed when I was living there 1 time that I recall, March 1993. Was a good one at that. Thnaks for sharing Dave. Ben
Date: 03/29/17 16:15 Re: Sure Miss Those B30s Author: sp3204 Worked many B30-7's out of Tucson in the 80's...I personally thought the best thing about those engines
was where the bathroom was. I guess that's not very high praise about a locomotive. Date: 03/31/17 04:05 Re: Sure Miss Those B30s Author: NS7214 sp3204 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Worked many B30-7's out of Tucson in the 80's...I > personally thought the best thing about those > engines > was where the bathroom was. I guess that's not > very high praise about a locomotive. lol, I never thought about them like that, but you have a point! |