Western Railroad Discussion > Sunset At Sedalia This Afternoon

After dropping one of my cats off at a clinic on the far southside of Denver this afternoon, I tried to use what little available sunlight was left to try a shot along the Joint Line. I heard the detector go off just north of Sedalia and then saw a short UP manifest go by on the northbound track... Not impressed but I thought I heard one coming south on Track #1, the one I was set up on. Within 5 minutes I had this BNSF coal load come around the corner southbound approaching Sedalia. As you can see from the shot of the DPU, I didn't have too much time before the shadows set in after he got by.. I thought it beats going home empty handed.

Thanks for looking!

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Gotta love that low winter sun . . . nice work!

Craig

So, how's the cat?

He comes home Thursday... Radiation treatment for hyperthyroid. He should be fine but will glow in the dark for awhile.

Glow in the dark felines, dogs and cats, living together. The end is near.....NOT!

William Jeffers, P.E.
San Dimas, CA

The glow reduces the need for night lights in the house until the glow subsides...