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Nostalgia & History > For the Barbarians #66Date: 03/13/25 19:52 For the Barbarians #66 Author: BoilingMan This is out somewhere around Capitan (West of Santa Barbara). I climbed up on a searchlight and, if I recall, kinda chickened out on the approach shot and hid behind the signal head as best I could- (I was thinner then).
So we're left with a couple going away pics. What a wuss! SR Date: 03/13/25 20:21 Re: For the Barbarians #66 Author: PHall Interesting consist, an SD45 and a GP9, you don't see that everyday.
Date: 03/14/25 04:14 Re: For the Barbarians #66 Author: agent1522 You're not a wuss. I climbed up on a Santa Fe signal bridge once and climbed back down. While I was on the property with permission, I didn't want to push my luck. .
Date: 03/14/25 07:08 Re: For the Barbarians #66 Author: WAF West Peddler
Date: 03/14/25 09:10 Re: For the Barbarians #66 Author: broken_link My friends and I "worked" as amateur signal maintainers when we were kids. We only had to run from the bulls a handful of times, but I knew who my enemies were at school and had a name at the ready if I was caught!
BoilingMan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I climbed up on a searchlight > and, if I recall, kinda chickened out on the > approach shot and hid behind the signal head as > best I could- (I was thinner then). > > SR Date: 03/14/25 09:31 Re: For the Barbarians #66 Author: BoilingMan When I was working on my AFT series a couple years ago I was using my photos and Google Earth to identify locations. I had one overhead shot in Florida (Lakeland, I think) that I assumed I’d taken from an overpass.
After a long confusing search I figured it out- I’d climbed a cantilever signal SR |