Nostalgia & History > BN local on Washington

BN local in Washington on the Kettle Falls line.


Chris



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 05/26/17 16:37 by Mudrock.

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Why bother posting a photo so small and far away? with no description or location? For me, it's an interesting subject on a nice day in a nice place. But I can't see anything.

Most photos used 1000 pixels as their largest dimension. This one shows somewhere around 600.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 05/26/17 14:44 by TCnR.

TCnR Wrote:
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> Why bother posting a photo so small and far away?
> with no description or location? For me, it's an
> interesting subject on a nice day in a nice place.
> But I can't see anything.
>
> Most photos used 1000 pixels as their largest
> dimension. This one shows somewhere around 600.

Well gee, I find the photo interesting, at least the poster tried. Too bad if it is not up to your standards.
Doug

Will take a guess and say the picture is the San Poil Local just south of the border heading back to Kettle Falls.

DHF

Thanks DHF for the photo location.

Chris

That's a great place to visit. The Columbia looks very grand in that area, there were a number of nice looking camping areas along there. I did manage to catch a train just before the border, I haven't touched any of those slides in a long time.

Thanks for info and also the really small image.

+ The 'standard' most everybody on TO is using is 1000 pixels. Getting less than that takes a bit of work.


DeadheadFRED Wrote:
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> Will take a guess and say the picture is the San
> Poil Local just south of the border heading back
> to Kettle Falls.
>
> DHF



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 05/26/17 18:22 by TCnR.

Nice shot

TCnR Wrote:
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> + The 'standard' most everybody on TO is using is
> 1000 pixels. Getting less than that takes a bit of
> work.


TCnR, I'm assuming you're referring to 1000 pixels in the horizontal measurement, which is greater than allowed per the website posting instructions found in the "Guidelines" heading:

"... no more than 900 pixels horizontal, or 1200 pixels vertical as the largest size dimension."

IIRC, the maximum was 800 pixels horizontal in the not too distant past.