Eastern Railroad Discussion > The One's That Keep Stalking Me

Throughout the many years of chasing trains, some seem to come across an
engine/s that they seem to be constantly encountered.  Yesterday's H79/39G
with the NS 8025 got me to thinking about this. NS H/U wise, the 8025 is far
and away my most photographed.  On the Amtrak side, 145 is a run away leader, 
heritage or otherwise.  CSX, I couldn't seem to shake the 690.  No idea why, 
but, honestly, I must have photographed that darn thing 10-15 times leading
a train.  
What are some of these "stalkers" that you folks have encountered through
the years.

1. Yesterdays H79 at Bridgeport Pa.
2. Amtrak 145 along the Keystone Corridor, at Rosemont Station
3. CSX 690 in Northeast Philadelphia, on the CSX Trenton Sub.

Enjoy the photos,
John R
https://www.flickr.com/photos/twenty17teen/
 



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 04/14/21 15:37 by PC1073.

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Back in the mid to late 70's  on our jaunts from Northern Illinois to shoot the Green Bay and Western,  GBW 310 always seemed to be leading for us..

PWM

Interesting thought. Back in the 70's here in the east, I found the same situation with Erie Lackawanna SD45-2 # 3671. It shows up in a fair majority of my slides, almost always leading. Guess it must have been a good runner.