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Nostalgia & History > Evolution of a fan. Railroading 101 courtesy of a bridgeDate: 11/18/19 03:43 Evolution of a fan. Railroading 101 courtesy of a bridge Author: Roadjob Yesterday's thread showed how one gets hooked on the lore of railroading, and the human element that makes the trains go. Today, we'll look at just a sampling of what went under my Sisson Street bridge perch, and why the B&O was my everything rail wise for over 3 years. It wasn't scenic, and it wasn't always the safest place, but it was my world.
Bill Rettberg Bel Air, MD You must be a registered subscriber to watch videos. Join Today! Date: 11/18/19 04:37 Re: Evolution of a fan. Railroading 101 courtesy of a bridge Author: SCKP187 Excellent material---a nice way to remember back at how we grew up.
Brian Stevens Date: 11/18/19 06:40 Re: Evolution of a fan. Railroading 101 courtesy of a bridge Author: GP30Frank Very nice photography ! I even saw several " 30's " in there .
Date: 11/18/19 07:48 Re: Evolution of a fan. Railroading 101 courtesy of a bridge Author: CNWH-1 Outstanding Plus that's railroading
Date: 11/18/19 07:58 Re: Evolution of a fan. Railroading 101 courtesy of a bridge Author: wmry202 Once again Bill, outstanding. thanks
Date: 11/18/19 08:43 Re: Evolution of a fan. Railroading 101 courtesy of a bridge Author: DD40 Wonderful! I especially like the B&W winter photos. There's just something about a overcast snowy day with a workaday train going about its business that evokes a feeling of accomplishment.
Date: 11/18/19 14:16 Re: Evolution of a fan. Railroading 101 courtesy of a bridge Author: perklocal Wonderfully Done !
Date: 11/18/19 15:05 Re: Evolution of a fan. Railroading 101 courtesy of a bridge Author: rdg902 Wonderful !!! Thanks for taking the time to create such a wonderful memory. Great photos. I liked the moody music choice. Great job overall.
Date: 11/18/19 16:55 Re: Evolution of a fan. Railroading 101 courtesy of a bridge Author: SvenMolson This is a masterpiece...what more can one say?
Sven Date: 11/18/19 18:08 Re: Evolution of a fan. Railroading 101 courtesy of a bridge Author: navarch2 You are quite gifted where composition is concerned. Thank you for sharing it with us.....
Bob Date: 11/18/19 19:34 Re: Evolution of a fan. Railroading 101 courtesy of a bridge Author: ChrisCampi So many cool and interesting locations.
Date: 11/18/19 22:14 Re: Evolution of a fan. Railroading 101 courtesy of a bridge Author: Ritzville Really NICE and interesting series! I grew up the same way as you, just a different railroad. Mine was SP. Started riding trains at a young age and as I got older was taught railroading by my uncle, those were great times, which helped me in my rail career.
Larry Date: 11/18/19 22:25 Re: Evolution of a fan. Railroading 101 courtesy of a bridge Author: roustabout Standing ovation!
Date: 11/19/19 07:39 Re: Evolution of a fan. Railroading 101 courtesy of a bridge Author: bluesboyst Nice.. Are the tracks still active there?
Date: 11/19/19 11:58 Re: Evolution of a fan. Railroading 101 courtesy of a bridge Author: Walter1 Masterpiece indeed ! Could you share the music title?
Date: 11/19/19 17:25 Re: Evolution of a fan. Railroading 101 courtesy of a bridge Author: alongthejointline The song is Awaken the Dawn, beautifully played here by Stanton Lanier. It's an old hymn composed by Stuart Garrard.
Date: 11/20/19 03:50 Re: Evolution of a fan. Railroading 101 courtesy of a bridge Author: Roadjob Mainline is still there. It is the main CSX route between NYC area and Florida Everything else is gone
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