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Date: 11/13/20 16:51
Moody Morning Meet and a couple to close the weekend
Author: Roadrailer

Picking up from where I left off a few weeks ago (https://www.trainorders.com/discussion/read.php?1,5133322), while camping down in the Columbia Gorge (WA) we woke up on Sunday to light breezes and mostly clear skies (1) as a WB pulls towards the west signal at Bates. (2) Timing seemed early for the #27 to run-around, so I walked up to check the signal. 
(3) Moments later an Eastbound manifest diverges to the siding. 

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Date: 11/13/20 16:54
Re: Moody Morning Meet and a couple to close the weekend
Author: Roadrailer

4-6 Once the EB manifest clears East Bates, the WB grainer starts to pull. I was surprised to see they failed to turn their lights on again. 

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Date: 11/13/20 17:07
Re: Moody Morning Meet and a couple to close the weekend
Author: Roadrailer

While making breakfast Amtrak quickly and quietly zoomed past, how about we turn in the scanner now!  

7) conversations indicated Amtrak passed the EB Z at Toole, so half the party went to Sundale, while I went to the east end of Bates. In a bit of luck, the sun appeared for a brief moment. 
8) After a long period of quiet, another WB grainer finally passes as we closed up camp as the weather started to turn south. 

with no more trains and no more sun it was time to head home 

9) 5 minutes from the house I was able to stop for one more train as an empty grainer arrives into Kennewick on the Yakima/Stampede sub. 

Thanks for bearing with me in dragging out this weekend of pictures. 
Richard in Richland. 
 








Date: 11/13/20 17:55
Re: Moody Morning Meet and a couple to close the weekend
Author: Ritzville

Very NICE series with lots of interesting shots at good looking locales.

Larry



Date: 11/14/20 03:38
Re: Moody Morning Meet and a couple to close the weekend
Author: ironmtn

Excellent set, and well deserved IOTD -- congratulations. Fine use of the wonderful locations in the Columbia River Gorge for overall composition, and great use of the light to make the scenes work so evocatively. Thanks for posting this  set for us to enjoy.

MC



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Date: 11/14/20 04:06
Re: Moody Morning Meet and a couple to close the weekend
Author: texchief1

No. 3 is a killer shot!

RC Lundgren
Elgin, TX



Date: 11/14/20 08:12
Re: Moody Morning Meet and a couple to close the weekend
Author: mcdeo

Great photos and lighting. Thank you for sharing. 

Mike ONeill
Parker, CO



Date: 11/14/20 08:46
Re: Moody Morning Meet and a couple to close the weekend
Author: Roadrailer

Thank you all and thanks for the IOTD. This was the most successful weekend I've had in the Gorge. 

Richard in Richland. 



Date: 11/14/20 10:10
Re: Moody Morning Meet and a couple to close the weekend
Author: Ray_Murphy

Great work!

Ray



Date: 11/14/20 15:56
Re: Moody Morning Meet and a couple to close the weekend
Author: bnsftall

Awesomeness all around!

dt



Date: 11/14/20 17:14
Re: Moody Morning Meet and a couple to close the weekend
Author: rob_l

Looks like a fun morning.

But I believe "Toole" should read "Towal."

Regards,

Rob L.



Date: 11/14/20 23:16
Re: Moody Morning Meet and a couple to close the weekend
Author: Roadrailer

rob_l Wrote:
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> Looks like a fun morning.
>
> But I believe "Toole" should read "Towal."
>
> Regards,
>
> Rob L.

Yes, you're correct. Toole is on the MRL near St Regis, Towal is near Maryhill in WA. Good catch. 
Richard



Date: 11/16/20 14:26
Re: Moody Morning Meet and a couple to close the weekend
Author: bobk

Great series!



Date: 11/17/20 15:54
Re: Moody Morning Meet and a couple to close the weekend
Author: ns1000

My favorite is Pic 1!!



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