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Western Railroad Discussion > Weather Photos-Dancing in the SnowDate: 10/31/04 01:33 Weather Photos-Dancing in the Snow Author: funnelfan If you missed part one; Singing in the Rain, go here:
http://www.trainorders.com/discussion/read.php?1,805564,805580#msg-805580 This second part is about the snow, so common during northwest winters. I like to railfan in the snow nearly as much as I like to railfan in the sunshine, and the combination of both is irresistable. Enjoy! Ted Curphey funnelfan@icehouse.net The Z-PTLCHC rips up fresh snow near Colburn, Idaho.  Date: 10/31/04 01:38 Re: Weather Photos-Dancing in the Snow Author: funnelfan Snow really adds to night photos, such as this scene of Yardley this past Feburary.
 Date: 10/31/04 01:41 Re: Weather Photos-Dancing in the Snow Author: funnelfan The Coeur d'Alene local scurries back toward Spokane near Hauser Junction, ID.
 Date: 10/31/04 01:42 Re: Weather Photos-Dancing in the Snow Author: MrMRL more, MORE!!!
Date: 10/31/04 01:45 Re: Weather Photos-Dancing in the Snow Author: funnelfan The snow gives off a blue tint that can effect your photos, but this train really is made up of blue locomotives and cars (M-LAUPAS).
 Date: 10/31/04 01:48 Re: Weather Photos-Dancing in the Snow Author: MrMRL Aahhh, yeeeaaahhh. That's my color!
So, how long until the "Inside the Funnel" hard cover will be available at Barnes & Noble for $34.95?? Robby F. (Mr. MRL) Date: 10/31/04 01:59 Re: Weather Photos-Dancing in the Snow Author: funnelfan Don't get too excited yet Robby, it will probably be a couple years before I work up to a book. But the way you guys keep reminding me....
Anyways, here is the Z-CHCSSE caught up in it's own fury.  Date: 10/31/04 01:11 Re: Weather Photos-Dancing in the Snow Author: funnelfan Fresh snow kicked up by a speeding train has a almost magical quality to it. As witnessed by the westbound grain train at Hauser Yard, Idaho.
 Date: 10/31/04 01:19 Re: Weather Photos-Dancing in the Snow Author: funnelfan A westbound M-HVRPAS dusts a eastbound Hy-railer at the Idaho-Washington stateline east of Spokane.
 Date: 10/31/04 01:22 Re: Weather Photos-Dancing in the Snow Author: funnelfan Hungry birds swarm Yardley looking for a free grain meal during the deep freeze of winter.
 Date: 10/31/04 01:26 Re: Weather Photos-Dancing in the Snow Author: funnelfan The eastbound V-PTLKCK removes the freshly falling snow from the rails on Main One at East Algoma, ID.
 Date: 10/31/04 01:49 Re: Weather Photos-Dancing in the Snow Author: funnelfan A loaded grain train winds down to the Lake Pend Oreille birdge opposite, Sandpoint, ID, as some railfans watch on.
 Date: 10/31/04 01:54 Re: Weather Photos-Dancing in the Snow Author: funnelfan A empty grain train at East Algoma in the falling snow.
 Date: 10/31/04 02:00 Re: Weather Photos-Dancing in the Snow Author: funnelfan A Christmas card like scene at the Loon Lake, WA. "Station"
 Date: 10/31/04 02:08 Re: Weather Photos-Dancing in the Snow Author: funnelfan When the snow is on the ground and the air warms up, fog is the usual result. The M-KFAPAS climbs out of Marshall Canyon near Cheney, WA.
 Date: 10/31/04 02:13 Re: Weather Photos-Dancing in the Snow Author: funnelfan A empty grain train storms up Fishtrap hill on a frigid clear day in Eastern Washington.
 Date: 10/31/04 02:25 Re: Weather Photos-Dancing in the Snow Author: funnelfan There is nothing better than a clear winter day for a glint photo. A loaded grain train at Providence, WA.
 Date: 10/31/04 02:33 Re: Weather Photos-Dancing in the Snow Author: funnelfan The Z-CHCPTL leaves a snowy Spokane heading toward Seattle on the Indian Canyon Bridge.
 Date: 10/31/04 02:37 Re: Weather Photos-Dancing in the Snow Author: funnelfan The rolling hills of eastern washington are not noted for their snowpack, but a patchy snow does cover the ground during much of the winter.
 Date: 10/31/04 02:40 Re: Weather Photos-Dancing in the Snow Author: funnelfan The Z-SPOSSE storms out of Lyons Siding with the snow covered Mount Spokane in the distance.
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