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Eastern Railroad Discussion > "Springtime in the Alleghenies"Date: 04/09/24 06:29 "Springtime in the Alleghenies" Author: cinder Mance, PA basks in the spring sunshine on Sunday afternoon, April 7. Both videos show a very slow westbound I-015 passing the former Mance Post Office with power in a 1x1x0 configuration. They are separated because of file size.
This perspective displays a sweeping vista of the horseshoe curve on CSX's mainline over Sand Patch. Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 04/09/24 06:39 by cinder. You must be a registered subscriber to watch videos. Join Today! Date: 04/09/24 06:32 Re: "Springtime in the Alleghenies" Author: cinder More I-015 with DPU in middle.
You must be a registered subscriber to watch videos. Join Today! Date: 04/09/24 06:44 Re: "Springtime in the Alleghenies" Author: cinder "Eclipse Monday" Eastbound and very late P030 at mp208 just above the Mance Post Office at 10:15 am on a cloudy April 8. The clouds dissipated in time for the afternoon eclipse, but I was long gone.
Edited 4 time(s). Last edit at 04/09/24 13:41 by cinder.  Date: 04/09/24 10:14 Re: "Springtime in the Alleghenies" Author: Tominde Looks like a great day in the mountains. Is that about typical intermodal speed up the mountain?
Date: 04/09/24 10:50 Re: "Springtime in the Alleghenies" Author: cinder Yes, IM's 015 and 135 usually have barely enough power to make the grade. Don't know about 137 as it usually runs over the mountain under cover of darkness..
Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 04/09/24 14:08 by cinder. Date: 04/10/24 06:37 Re: "Springtime in the Alleghenies" Author: WM_1109 That's a nice vantage point, Roger, as it gives a nice distant view (maybe a 1-1/2 miles) down the Wills Creek valley.
Well done. /Ted Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 04/10/24 06:37 by WM_1109. |