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Eastern Railroad Discussion > Georgia. Southern. Southern. Georgia. Now we all know each otherDate: 03/25/15 18:06 Georgia. Southern. Southern. Georgia. Now we all know each other Author: NSTopHat As I dropped my son off at daycare this morning, I got a call that the NS / Southern #3170 SD40 was near the depot in Gainesville, GA, which totally shifted my schedule for what would end up being the entire day. I knew that NS #237 was going to be coming during the back half of the day with the NS #8101 (Central of Georgia) unit leading. The day was to be overcast in the am giving way to mostly sunny skies, which, the forecasters failed miserably to correctly project, as it was mostly overcast for the day with a couple of spots of brief sun.
Image #1 - NS #154 lead by a trio of NS units passed NS #3170 Image #2 - Shortly after lunch, NS #3170 attracts the company stalker, ... err photographer, Casey Thomason. Image #3 - A wide view of NS #3170 One more set to come.... Russ Date: 03/25/15 18:16 Re: Georgia. Southern. Southern. Georgia. Now we all know each ot Author: NSTopHat NS had a super rail gang out on single track mainline between Tugalo (MP 542.1) and Hunter (MP 533.8), so traffic was slower than normal.
Image #4 - When traffic is slow and sunny spots are brief and few and far between, everyone wants to get in on a 'quality' angle. Image #5 - My version of the 'quality' angle with a reflection in some recent rain water. Image #6 - NS #237 finally breaks through the work zones and approaches Midland (MP585.0) just south of the Gainesville, GA depot at 4:50 pm. At this point in time there were probably 15 other rail fans within 50 yards of me. This would have been better, had we had more sun, but how many chances are we going to get with this pair together. Hope you enjoyed. Russ Date: 03/25/15 18:29 Re: Georgia. Southern. Southern. Georgia. Now we all know each ot Author: tomstp Is that a flag holder on 3170?
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 03/25/15 18:29 by tomstp. Date: 03/25/15 18:32 Re: Georgia. Southern. Southern. Georgia. Now we all know each ot Author: NSTopHat No, it is a walkway light. The unit retained its five walkway lights. It also has a 5 chime on the front end (LHF) and a three chime on the rear. Sorry I am not a horn guy to be better able to tell you which type is which. They did also add an all weather window to the engineers' side of the cab.
Russ Date: 03/25/15 18:45 Re: Georgia. Southern. Southern. Georgia. Now we all know each ot Author: dschlegel That reflection shot is pretty neat!
Dan Posted from iPhone Date: 03/26/15 04:30 Re: Georgia. Southern. Southern. Georgia. Now we all know each ot Author: jmbreitigan Nice series Russ, the reflection shot of 3170 is nice. Cool how you caught the 3170 & Casey.
John Date: 03/26/15 04:38 Re: Georgia. Southern. Southern. Georgia. Now we all know each ot Author: strench707 Nathan P5 and Nathan P3.
Date: 03/26/15 09:43 Re: Georgia. Southern. Southern. Georgia. Now we all know each ot Author: TrackGuy Does anyone know if NS has any further heritage repaints in the works or was this a one of a kind repaint?
TrackGuy Date: 03/26/15 13:34 Re: Georgia. Southern. Southern. Georgia. Now we all know each ot Author: PennRailVideos There is a flag holder on the cab, and probably one on the long hood.
tomstp Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Is that a flag holder on 3170? Date: 03/27/15 01:31 Re: Georgia. Southern. Southern. Georgia. Now we all know each ot Author: Cjcheely Hello
What does the W under and to the right of the number mean? Chris Date: 03/27/15 03:09 Re: Georgia. Southern. Southern. Georgia. Now we all know each ot Author: ctillnc Date: 03/28/15 11:27 Re: Georgia. Southern. Southern. Georgia. Now we all know each ot Author: ns1000 NICE pics!!
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