Passenger Trains > Today's Chief #3

Renewing my membership this week I was reminded that I haven't posted anything here in at least 100 years or so. Nothing special about this shot other than I am breaking in a new camera. (Which is to say, I'm learning how to use it.)

Today is another in a long series, two years now, of La Niña winter weather in New Mexico: dry, windy, sunny and warm.

This is the Chief, #3, north of Albuqeurque and on time this afternoon.

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Prophoto Wrote:
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> Renewing my membership this week I was reminded
> that I haven't posted anything here in at least
> 100 years or so. Nothing special about this shot
> other than I am breaking in a new camera. (Which
> is to say, I'm learning how to use it.)
>
> Today is another in a long series, two years now,
> of La Niña winter weather in New Mexico: dry,
> windy, sunny and warm.
>
> This is the Chief, #3, north of Albuqeurque and on
> time this afternoon.

Nice shot!

Cool shot!

Posted from Android

Welcome back! Any railroad photos from New Mexico are welcome here

Posted from Android

Post when you want to share! Bob

Posted from Android

A turned signal?

Very nice shot!  Looks like your new camera is going to be a winner.

RC Lundgren
Elgin, TX

No baggage car (at either end of the train) nor a crew dorm car in this consist. Yet the Zephyr (#5/#6) seems to have both. 
Can anyone explain the difference?

WP17

No. 3 on time? Someone's going to get fired!  Seriously though, nice shot.

Brian Black
Castle Rock, CO

WP17 Wrote:
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> No baggage car (at either end of the train) nor a
> crew dorm car in this consist. Yet the Zephyr
> (#5/#6) seems to have both. 
> Can anyone explain the difference?
>
> WP17

Talk to Ammanagment!