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Steam & Excursion > CNJ 113 & AnthraciteDate: 12/04/17 11:03 CNJ 113 & Anthracite Author: m1bprr Sunday December 3rd, the 113 with a number plate 250 celebrating 250 years of Anthracite coal, plus a Santa special.
Ed K.    Date: 12/04/17 11:05 Re: CNJ 113 & Anthracite Author: m1bprr Santa rode from Schuylkill Haven to Minersville.
Ed K.    Date: 12/04/17 11:07 Re: CNJ 113 & Anthracite Author: m1bprr Becklersville.
Ed K.   Date: 12/04/17 11:10 Re: CNJ 113 & Anthracite Author: m1bprr Minersville.
Ed K. cp Laurel Run    Date: 12/04/17 12:50 Re: CNJ 113 & Anthracite Author: Pattenburg Nice image on your second photo as it is almost like stepping back in time!
Date: 12/04/17 14:05 Re: CNJ 113 & Anthracite Author: RBMN-ENGR m1bprr Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Becklersville. > Ed K. This locations correct name is BECKVILLE. Chris Bost Leesport, PA Date: 12/04/17 15:15 Re: CNJ 113 & Anthracite Author: nycman It's amazing how the addition of such a "small" item as a plate can improve the looks of an engine. This one is a good case in point. Thanks for the photos, Ed.
Date: 12/04/17 16:04 Re: CNJ 113 & Anthracite Author: Keystone1 Nice shooting Ed. Looks like you had a good time seeing steam. I was "warned" of the "changes" to the locomotive, so did not go out there yesterday. Sorry I didn't see you though.
Date: 12/04/17 16:41 Re: CNJ 113 & Anthracite Author: m1bprr RBMN-ENGR Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > m1bprr Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Becklersville. > > Ed K. > > This locations correct name is BECKVILLE. Thanks Chris. Ed K. Date: 12/04/17 16:42 Re: CNJ 113 & Anthracite Author: m1bprr Keystone1 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Nice shooting Ed. Looks like you had a good time > seeing steam. I was "warned" of the "changes" to > the locomotive, so did not go out there yesterday. > Sorry I didn't see you though. Missed seeing you, and Flo this time. Ed K. Date: 12/05/17 09:22 Re: CNJ 113 & Anthracite Author: Robertjohndavis Blasphemy!! It’s a neat plate but better than her round plate or the Reading-style house numbers? No, Sir. ;-)
nycman Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It's amazing how the addition of such a "small" > item as a plate can improve the looks of an > engine. This one is a good case in point. Thanks > for the photos, Ed. Date: 12/05/17 14:51 Re: CNJ 113 & Anthracite Author: nycman Never saw a pic of her with a round plate, which of course would be better. Guilty as charged, I guess.
Date: 12/09/17 21:58 Re: CNJ 113 & Anthracite Author: wabash2800 If that guy was up on the engine close to the whistle that would have been hard on his ears. I know of a real incident like that in which a fireman lost some of his hearing as a result of that.
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