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Western Railroad Discussion > A day in the desertDate: 11/20/07 10:11 A day in the desert Author: SoCalRailFan I decided to take a long desired trip out to the Needles Subdivison on Sunday. I left Riverside at 4:30am and was back home by 5:30pm. Most of the day was centered around Klondike but I managed to get photos everywhere between Hector and Cadiz and then Daggett, Brastow and Oro Grande on my way home. Here's a few of my shots. A full trip report and about 60 shots can be seen at the link below.
http://www.socalrailfan.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2955 This first shot is at sunrise just east of Hector. The second shot is at Klondike of a westbound climbing the grade. The third shot is an eastbound climbing out of Amboy towards Saltus. Dave Toussaint Riverside, CA SoCalRailFan.com Date: 11/20/07 10:14 Re: A day in the desert Author: SoCalRailFan Continuing I catch an ethanol train with a KCS Southern Belle in the consist as well as a TFM SD70MAC coming out of Lavic near Pisgah. Next is a westbound coming out of Daggett and into Nebo. The last shot is as the sun sets in Oro Grande as a westbound passes the Riverside Cement Plant. Like I said above to see more photos go to the link below.
http://www.socalrailfan.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2955 Dave Toussaint Riverside, CA SoCalRailFan.com Date: 11/20/07 10:17 Re: A day in the desert Author: noyes Great Shots SoCal Fan!! I really liked that sunrise picture at Hector.... Keep up the very good work!
Date: 11/20/07 10:28 Re: A day in the desert Author: GrandeGold Dave,
You are a master of desert photography in Southern California. Kudos on another set of winning images. Keep up the great work. James Date: 11/20/07 10:58 Re: A day in the desert Author: ProAmtrak Man those shots makes me want to head out there and watch trains myself! I haven't been out there in like years now!
Date: 11/20/07 11:12 Re: A day in the desert Author: GP40X Dave,
You never heard it from me, but Winslow should be looking over his shoulder. Nice pics. Lane. Date: 11/20/07 12:31 Re: A day in the desert Author: Yarddogh Every image . . excellent focal length and of depth of field.
All '10s' from this vantage point . . : >) 'Dogh Date: 11/20/07 12:45 Re: A day in the desert Author: kodachrome9319 Yarddogh Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Every image . . excellent focal length and of > depth of field. > All '10s' from this vantage point . . : >) 'Dogh I agree with 'Dogh here. Dave, all are wonderful, definatly 10's in my book. Beautiful work. Date: 11/20/07 14:23 Re: A day in the desert Author: RVFoamer Great place to click off a few, I need a jeep like you. I have to shoot at a distance, did you make San Diego in october on a team----?????
Very nice....Ernie H. Date: 11/20/07 14:50 Re: A day in the desert Author: DynamicBrake Dave,
I echo all of the above comments.....outstanding photos. As John Wayne once said, "ya done good pilgrim." My favorites are the sunrise at Hector and the doublestacks coming out of Daggett. Kent in Carmel Valley Date: 11/20/07 15:53 Re: A day in the desert Author: MacBeau Very nice set Dave.
—Mac Date: 11/20/07 16:27 Re: A day in the desert Author: SoCalRailFan Thanks everyone. Ernie I was off when the fires started then I just covered my own area during the duration.
Dave Toussaint Riverside, CA SoCalRailFan.com Date: 11/20/07 19:21 Re: A day in the desert Author: Mgoldman Well, Dave, I'd keep this thread going but your head might explode!
#4 is a gem, I've already graced you with comments on the rest. /Mitch Date: 11/21/07 08:24 Re: A day in the desert Author: NscaleMike That ethanol train seems to go on forever. Nice series Dave.
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