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Passenger Trains > Cardinal Route From the Window of a TrainDate: 04/06/20 04:49 Cardinal Route From the Window of a Train Author: bandob I'm not sure I have these in exact order, but here are some WV and VA view from the window of the Eastbound Cardinal.
B&OBill    Date: 04/06/20 04:50 Re: Cardinal Route From the Window of a Train Author: bandob Three more from the Cardinal.
B&OBill    Date: 04/06/20 05:05 Re: Cardinal Route From the Window of a Train Author: P Very nice. What a beautiful ride
Posted from Android Date: 04/06/20 07:00 Re: Cardinal Route From the Window of a Train Author: viatrainrider Thanks for your continuing series of images.
Date: 04/06/20 08:56 Re: Cardinal Route From the Window of a Train Author: MEKoch Last pic has to be east of Staunton & west of Charlottesville. Lovely country.
Date: 04/06/20 09:02 Re: Cardinal Route From the Window of a Train Author: tramfan MEKoch Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Last pic has to be east of Staunton & west of > Charlottesville. Lovely country. I believe that is still west of Staunton. I live in Waynesboro and it doesn't look like that. Once it gets over the Mountain at Afton looks different as well. Date: 04/06/20 09:29 Re: Cardinal Route From the Window of a Train Author: CP8888 You were able to see out the back window? No baggage car?
Posted from Android Date: 04/06/20 13:26 Re: Cardinal Route From the Window of a Train Author: bandob Baggage car behind locomotive.
B&OBill  Date: 04/06/20 13:31 Re: Cardinal Route From the Window of a Train Author: bobwilcox Date: 04/06/20 14:01 Re: Cardinal Route From the Window of a Train Author: Dcmcrider bobwilcox Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Looks like Swoope, VA. Indeed, with Buffalo Gap in the distance. Swoope, rhymes with "rope." The New River is nice, but for my money, the run from Orange to Clifton Forge is tops on the Cardinal route for scenery (and in daylight both directions year round). Being a UVa grad, I might be just a little biased though... :) Paul Wilson Arlington, VA Date: 04/06/20 23:50 Re: Cardinal Route From the Window of a Train Author: cabsignaldrop Great photos, my personal favorite train ride in the east.
Date: 04/07/20 08:31 Re: Cardinal Route From the Window of a Train Author: tramfan What year was this? It no longer runs with a Heritage 1700-class baggage.
Date: 04/07/20 09:36 Re: Cardinal Route From the Window of a Train Author: bandob I think it was 2018.
B&OB Date: 04/07/20 19:35 Re: Cardinal Route From the Window of a Train Author: cutboy1958 So how do you get the windows so clean? Are you opening a door!!
Date: 04/08/20 04:17 Re: Cardinal Route From the Window of a Train Author: bandob Not opening a door. Just clean windows.
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