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Canadian Railroads > Miserable Alberta Monday's-Typical January Day At ShepardDate: 10/28/19 21:30 Miserable Alberta Monday's-Typical January Day At Shepard Author: arwye GP38-3015 leads an ecelctic mix of power on eastbound train #96 through Shepard, Alberta on January 26, 1974. Don't let that sun fool you. To borrow from a now politically incorrect song....Baby Its Cold Outside! Trailing units are GP35-5002 and GP9's 8677 & 8813. Richard Yaremko
 Date: 10/29/19 05:58 Re: Miserable Alberta Monday's-Typical January Day At Shepard Author: refarkas I can almost feel the cold radiating from this first-rate image.
Bob Date: 10/29/19 07:25 Re: Miserable Alberta Monday's-Typical January Day At Shepard Author: briancdn Well composed photo, and a great reflection of railroading on the prairies. Love those grain elevators, and the consist.
Brian N. Date: 10/29/19 16:08 Re: Miserable Alberta Monday's-Typical January Day At Shepard Author: ns1000 Nice pic!!
Date: 10/30/19 16:01 Re: Miserable Alberta Monday's-Typical January Day At Shepard Author: feclark The bare trees frame it perfectly, and the two boxcars on the siding are perfect elements, too. Some people don't, but I like the 5" stripes on the cab face and nose. That's a lovely shot for so many reasons.
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