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Date: 03/23/17 12:54
Flanger above Truckee
Author: JamesSchlinger

After a day of working the Hill, UP 600 approaches downtown Truckee, where it will make a trip around the balloon and head back to work. 

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Date: 03/23/17 13:48
Re: Flanger above Truckee
Author: YukonYeti

A cool and great shot at the same time...

YY

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Date: 03/23/17 14:17
Re: Flanger above Truckee
Author: robj

Great shot and persective.

Bob

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Date: 03/23/17 14:43
Re: Flanger above Truckee
Author: electromac

Awesome........
 

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Date: 03/23/17 18:47
Re: Flanger above Truckee
Author: Cliffs619

Fantastic shot!  Thanks.

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Date: 03/23/17 20:06
Re: Flanger above Truckee
Author: ns1000

NIIIICE...!!

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Date: 03/23/17 21:12
Re: Flanger above Truckee
Author: sp1827ml

Another awesome look at the snow fighters on Donner Pass, James!!

Mark
Sparks,NV

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Date: 03/23/17 22:27
Re: Flanger above Truckee
Author: weather

Superb!

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Date: 03/24/17 23:04
Re: Flanger above Truckee
Author: NorCalAdam

Real nice one!



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 03/24/17 23:04 by NorCalAdam.

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Date: 03/25/17 08:32
Re: Flanger above Truckee
Author: mococomike

Was the train stopped or in motion when you took the photo.

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Date: 03/25/17 09:20
Re: Flanger above Truckee
Author: JamesSchlinger

They were moving right along at about 25-30 mph.

mococomike Wrote:
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> Was the train stopped or in motion when you took
> the photo.

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