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Date: 03/18/17 15:45
Starlight Meets Sunlight
Author: walstib

The rear-end view from the Coast Starlight reveals golden sunlight for the train's crossing of the Carquinez Strait into Martinez on Wednesday morning.

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Date: 03/18/17 17:18
Re: Starlight Meets Sunlight
Author: btheaker

Stunning.   I cross this bridge a lot, but have never had this view.  

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Date: 03/18/17 17:35
Re: Starlight Meets Sunlight
Author: mp51w

That's sharp!  That's a definite "doesn't need a train to be good" shot!

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Date: 03/18/17 21:06
Re: Starlight Meets Sunlight
Author: atsf121

That is a stunning photo!

Nathan

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Date: 03/18/17 23:44
Re: Starlight Meets Sunlight
Author: JimBaker

Could this be at the Lift Span?
Note the 'thickness at the 'fish-plate' there.

James R.(Jim) Baker
Whittier, CA

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Date: 03/19/17 00:19
Re: Starlight Meets Sunlight
Author: mwarfel

Amazing geometric view!  Who wants to count the rivets?

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Date: 03/19/17 07:14
Re: Starlight Meets Sunlight
Author: kg6nlw

JimBaker Wrote:
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> Could this be at the Lift Span?
> Note the 'thickness at the 'fish-plate' there.

Yes this is the 100+ year old lift span across the Carquinez Straits.

Regards,

-Frank C.

Frank Christ
Cloverdale, CA
FranksRails Photography, LLC.

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Date: 03/20/17 12:15
Re: Starlight Meets Sunlight
Author: SantaFeRuss

What a neat photo! A different perspective for sure.

SantaFeRuss

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