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Passenger Trains > Flying Over the Frozen Susquehanna RiverDate: 01/31/26 14:45 Flying Over the Frozen Susquehanna River Author: cr2581 Certainly not the day to be out for prolonged periods of time but I did manage to stay warm between the few trains that ran. First up was 2162 with the only NextGen set in service yesterday. It was followed by 2109 with the colorful "AI Workday" wrap and then I drove across the river to Havre de Grace to get a late running 185.
Enjoy and stay warm ! Edited 3 time(s). Last edit at 01/31/26 14:49 by cr2581.    Date: 01/31/26 15:10 Re: Flying Over the Frozen Susquehanna River Author: WM_1109 Nice work.
It was not a day to be outside for an extended period, least of all standing next to a frozen river! /Ted Date: 01/31/26 15:12 Re: Flying Over the Frozen Susquehanna River Author: regalstream1516 Beautiful! Thank you for the efforts to photo, share, and post.
Date: 01/31/26 15:18 Re: Flying Over the Frozen Susquehanna River Author: jp1822 Yes, that is really beautiful and really neat! I am borrowing to make this my desktop background - the one with the NextGen traversing the river!!!! Hope you don't mind!
Date: 01/31/26 18:52 Re: Flying Over the Frozen Susquehanna River Author: boejoe Great photos. Did an ice breaker create the channel?
Date: 01/31/26 19:20 Re: Flying Over the Frozen Susquehanna River Author: Mgoldman Ooooh - Legacy bridge shots - get 'em while you can.
You have time, lol! Nice set! /Mitch Date: 01/31/26 22:10 Re: Flying Over the Frozen Susquehanna River Author: Notch7 Terrific shots. Havre de Grace was one of my most enjoyable vacation spots.
Posted from Android Date: 02/01/26 06:31 Re: Flying Over the Frozen Susquehanna River Author: JUTower Love these! Thanks for sharing!
Date: 02/01/26 15:41 Re: Flying Over the Frozen Susquehanna River Author: rkennedy2 For the question about the channel, my guess would be a tug pushing a barge. There's large rock quarry operation a bit upriver from there. And barges moving piles of rock are a regular occurrence I believe.
Date: 02/01/26 17:14 Re: Flying Over the Frozen Susquehanna River Author: Tominde During the Civil War when the bridges were out they laid tracks right on the ice and ran trains right on the frozen river. Picture Amtrak doing thaT????
Date: 02/01/26 20:53 Re: Flying Over the Frozen Susquehanna River Author: santafe199 Simply: WOW!
:^) Date: 02/02/26 08:00 Re: Flying Over the Frozen Susquehanna River Author: cjvrr I just happen to be driving to Baltimore on Friday around noon and there was a tug pushing a barge opening the channel. I don't think he was intentionally being used as an ice breaker, just going about his workday.
boejoe Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Great photos. Did an ice breaker create the > channel? |