Passenger Trains > Sunday Scenic Showcase: sunset from the train.

Who has enjoyed taking sunsets from the window of a train? Share yours here.  I'll start with sunset last night, 9/24, from Silver Meteor #98 in SE Georgia.

B&OBill



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 09/25/16 13:17 by bandob.

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Where??

Uncle Joe

The westbound Sunset Limited living up to its name at Morgan City, LA.

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Uncle Joe, I'd say in SE Georgia. It was totally dark by the time we got to Charleston.

B&OB

bandob Wrote:
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> Uncle Joe, I'd say in SE Georgia. It was totally
> dark by the time we got to Charleston.
>
> B&OB

Maybe NE Georgia, here is your train going through Folkston,  It was still pretty light out.  Nice sunset photo.

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So that was you, RF&P fan! I saw you there.

Yes, definitely north of Folkston, and past Savannah as well.   I guess I call that whole area southeast, thnking about up around Athens as NE.

 B&OB

bandob Wrote:
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> So that was you, RF&P fan! I saw you there.
>
> Yes, definitely north of Folkston, and past
> Savannah as well.   I guess I call that whole
> area southeast, thnking about up around Athens as
> NE.
>
>  B&OB

Yeah, I've logged in a few hours around Folkston!  Hope you had a nice trip.  I'm going to miss those old diners, I'm trying to catch them while I can.

bandob Wrote:
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> Yes, definitely north of Folkston, and past
> Savannah as well.   I guess I call that whole
> area southeast, thnking about up around Athens as
> NE.
>
>  B&OB

Of course, once you get past Savannah, you are no longer in Georgia.  I have a good friend in Savannah who considers anyone that lives north of the Georgia/South Carolina line a "Yankee"...LOL!

I enjoy aggravating him by referring to the "March to the Sea" as General Sherman's "Urban Renewal Project".