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Nostalgia & History > From the vestibule - Southern E unitsDate: 01/15/21 14:14 From the vestibule - Southern E units Author: gcm Sept 77
I enjoyed getting to the closest vestibule to the E units on the Southern Crescent. Listening to them working up grades was something you don't forget. Gary  Date: 01/15/21 14:27 Re: From the vestibule - Southern E units Author: refarkas Very well done - That curve really made this great.
Bob Date: 01/15/21 17:11 Re: From the vestibule - Southern E units Author: Hou74-76 Hard not to be envious, but I am glad you got a chance to soak it all up and employ your photographic skills for posterity.
Thanks! Date: 01/15/21 17:40 Re: From the vestibule - Southern E units Author: DavidP Looks like eastern Alabama.
Dave Date: 01/15/21 17:52 Re: From the vestibule - Southern E units Author: march_hare Hmmm, that's 4 E-units, so 8 prime movers, some of them not in sync with the others... Must have been a hell of an audio experience.
Date: 01/15/21 19:37 Re: From the vestibule - Southern E units Author: dan green with envy
Date: 01/15/21 21:26 Re: From the vestibule - Southern E units Author: UP951West Now that 's classy power.
Date: 01/15/21 22:16 Re: From the vestibule - Southern E units Author: krm152 An excellent vestibule photo of a wonderful subject.
Thanks for the photo posting. ALLEN Date: 01/15/21 23:54 Re: From the vestibule - Southern E units Author: Notch7 The four FP7's on the other train - the Piedmont made a glorious sound charging up grades too. Often on Sundays there were no freight engines to ferry to Atlanta, and the four F's had the often long mixed train to themselves. Somehow the M5 horns sounded more strident on the F's.
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