Eastern Railroad Discussion > High Hood GP9 Leads INE Grain Train

A trio of Indiana Northeastern Geeps handles a loaded grain train at Hamilton, Indiana this morning at 1012 under threatening skies.  Seconds after getting the shot the sun would be blocked for the remainder of the morning in this area.  The engines are GP9 1602, GP10 1073 & GP30 2230 and will deliver the loads from S. Milford to interchange with the NS at Montpelier, Ohio.  A NS empty grain train, 51T is already at Montpelier with another string cars for the INE.  The northbound/eastbound 51T is also shown earlier in the morning south of St. Joe, IN on the former Wabash.

FDF



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 03/31/15 20:58 by TrainCatcher.

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I really like the first photo all the way, nice catch !!

Wow, what a great shot!

The 1960's called.  They want their lashup back.

Wow, just in time on the geeps. Nice catch.

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> The 1960's called.  They want their lashup back.

I was going to say that. 1950 called, then

Wow, stellar shot of the Indiana Northeastern!  

-Ryan

You really caught some interesting light and locomotives in your first photo. 
John

Nice pics!!

Whoa! Wow!

Nice catch, too bad they are running that unit backwards : ( That's no way to run an old GN geep! Nice to see it still hard at it though.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 04/02/15 21:44 by GN599.