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Date: 10/16/07 03:02
From the Rear Platform
Author: bandob

Travel by PV may give the opportunity for photos out the rear. Here's some shots from the rear of Trains 67 and 66 on October 13, 2007. First, the small yard at Fredericksburg, VA and the Meade Monument on the battlefield. It marks the spot where the Union Army broke through the confederate lines. It was erected to show RR passengers that they were passing through the battlefield.

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Date: 10/16/07 03:04
Re: From the Rear Platform
Author: bandob

Around the diamond at Doswell, VA.

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Date: 10/16/07 03:05
Re: From the Rear Platform
Author: bandob

Ashland, VA, with street running, and Acca Yard, Richmond.

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Date: 10/16/07 03:10
Re: From the Rear Platform
Author: bandob

Main Street Station, and the Richmond skyline from the James River Viaduct.

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Date: 10/16/07 03:11
Re: From the Rear Platform
Author: bandob

Passing train #194.

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Date: 10/16/07 03:13
Re: From the Rear Platform
Author: bandob

Returning on #66, Fulton Yard, the James river in Richmond, and former factories along the river in Richmond.

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Date: 10/16/07 07:11
Re: From the Rear Platform
Author: GP35

Those are some excellent photo's. I don't often see pic's taken from a train. Thanks for sharing.

Gilbert



Date: 10/16/07 08:21
Re: From the Rear Platform
Author: bandob

Thanks for the kind words. You can see more photos from trains over on the Passenger Train Forum. Do a search for "From the Window of A Train." There are shots from Amtrak 29, 30, and 6, and Metra IC within the last month.

Bandob



Date: 10/18/07 15:17
Re: From the Rear Platform
Author: retcsxcfm

Ashland is not true street running.All it is,is a street on both sides of the track.Street running is when trains and automobiles have to fight for RofW.

Uncle Joe-Florida



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