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Western Railroad Discussion > Hiking around at Martinez, CADate: 09/21/14 08:23 Hiking around at Martinez, CA Author: strench707 We started at the very bottom and just started climbing straight up!!! First train is the S CHIOIG1 16B and the second is the Z NBYWSP8 18L. Enjoy!
  Date: 09/21/14 08:45 Re: Hiking around at Martinez, CA Author: qnyla Very cool. I have not seen any shots from the top before.
Date: 09/21/14 10:28 Re: Hiking around at Martinez, CA Author: BNModeler 2nd picture. Very cool shot but kinda' over horsepowered?
Date: 09/21/14 10:31 Re: Hiking around at Martinez, CA Author: strench707 They drop most of the train at Stockton. This is the traffic for UPS's North Bay Facility.
Thanks guys! Davis Posted from iPhone Date: 09/21/14 10:37 Re: Hiking around at Martinez, CA Author: TopDog Nice to see some shots from this area, quality ones at that.
Date: 09/21/14 10:55 Re: Hiking around at Martinez, CA Author: wesleygreer Both shots are really sweet, especially the first one.
Date: 09/21/14 11:08 Re: Hiking around at Martinez, CA Author: AlcoRSD15 Very nice! But watch out for poison oak on that hill.
- Eric B. Date: 09/21/14 11:32 Re: Hiking around at Martinez, CA Author: 3rdswitch Excellent pair.
JB Date: 09/21/14 11:51 Re: Hiking around at Martinez, CA Author: atsf121 Great photos, I hiked around the other side once, never went up that side of the hill, your views are much better.
Nathan Date: 09/21/14 12:37 Re: Hiking around at Martinez, CA Author: hawker95 Fantastic Shots Davis!
Date: 09/21/14 12:43 Re: Hiking around at Martinez, CA Author: CanyonTiger Awesome shots man! I was fun to fan and finally meet ya yesterday!
Tiger Date: 09/21/14 13:54 Re: Hiking around at Martinez, CA Author: SN711 I agree, great shots. Yes, the poison oak around there is pretty bad but has just about died off now. The hard part is finding a clear space between the trees! I have t tried in a while, but I am glad that you prove there is at least one hole on the trees close to the tracks.
Gary Posted from iPhone Date: 09/21/14 14:11 Re: Hiking around at Martinez, CA Author: ns1000 VERY NICE...!!! Thanks for sharing.
Date: 09/21/14 14:22 Re: Hiking around at Martinez, CA Author: Cajon92 Very nice shots.
~Ryan Date: 09/21/14 15:22 Re: Hiking around at Martinez, CA Author: PERichardson AlcoRSD15 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Very nice! But watch out for poison oak on that > hill. > - Eric B. Not to mention rattlesnakes. Date: 09/21/14 19:04 Re: Hiking around at Martinez, CA Author: SN711 masterphots Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > AlcoRSD15 Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Very nice! But watch out for poison oak on > that > > hill. > > - Eric B. > > Not to mention rattlesnakes. Thank God, no rattlers in this area. Plenty of the non-poisonous type though. Gary Date: 09/21/14 22:06 Re: Hiking around at Martinez, CA Author: LarryB Just because you didn't see any rattlers doesn't mean there aren't any. I lived in Pleasant Hill/Martinez for many years and can't count all the rattlesnakes I've seen in that area.
Date: 09/22/14 04:43 Re: Hiking around at Martinez, CA Author: PERichardson Last time I shot there, I drove into the church parking lot at the east end of the bridge and there were two dead ones in the lot. Both run over and the rattles cut off.
Date: 09/22/14 08:43 Re: Hiking around at Martinez, CA Author: strench707 Thanks all!
Didn't see any rattlers and I luckily avoided the oak this time around! Davis Posted from iPhone Date: 09/22/14 10:27 Re: Hiking around at Martinez, CA Author: cchan006 strench707 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Thanks all! > > Didn't see any rattlers and I luckily avoided the > oak this time around! > > > Davis > > Posted from iPhone It's possible the elusive King Snake might be populating the area - they eat rattlesnakes. :-) Thanks for the spectacular shots of the Muir Trestle. |