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Date: 10/31/04 02:43 Re: Weather Photos-Dancing in the Snow Author: funnelfan The crew of a eastbound waits for a fleet of westbounds to clear at Field, BC.
 Date: 10/31/04 02:47 Re: Weather Photos-Dancing in the Snow Author: railfan Nice set of pics as always Ted and I totally agree with your comments re snow photography.
John Turner Date: 10/31/04 02:49 Re: Weather Photos-Dancing in the Snow Author: funnelfan Field, BC on a very cold night. Cold like this sucks the life out of camera batteries, and makes snow as hard as rock. Even though you may lose all feeling in your fingers and toes, the photos are worthwhile ;^).
 Date: 10/31/04 02:56 Re: Weather Photos-Dancing in the Snow Author: funnelfan Field in the morning. The warm waters of the Kicking Horse river create a low mist that hangs in the valley. That's the last for now, but I've got more to post.
 Date: 10/31/04 12:26 Re: Weather Photos-Dancing in the Snow Author: espeeboy that glint shot is so sweet. well of course they are all nice but I really love the warming glint off those locomotives sort of visually taking away from the cold for a few seconds. yeah, I think the masses here really want a Funnelfan-coffee table book! (really)
Date: 10/31/04 13:12 Re: Weather Photos-Dancing in the Snow Author: RustyRayls A book is definetly in order!
Date: 10/31/04 21:56 Re: Weather Photos-Dancing in the Snow Author: funnelfan MRL 375 crawls out from under the continetal divide into a early season snowfall on Mullan Pass.
 Date: 10/31/04 22:01 Re: Weather Photos-Dancing in the Snow Author: funnelfan Some complain that the dark blue and black MRL units are hard to photograph, but I've never found that to be the case, even in high contrast situations such as a snowy background.
 Date: 10/31/04 22:05 Re: Weather Photos-Dancing in the Snow Author: funnelfan The P-TACKCM splits the short set of semaphores at St. Regis during a snow storm. This set will probably be decommissioned Monday and replaced by new CTC signals.
 Date: 10/31/04 22:09 Re: Weather Photos-Dancing in the Snow Author: funnelfan Here is a old scan of a print. A eastbound Manifest grinds uphill between Huron and Meacham in the Blue Mountains of Oregon.
 Date: 10/31/04 22:15 Re: Weather Photos-Dancing in the Snow Author: funnelfan A BNSF employee clears the sidewalks around the ex-GN depot while the tail end of a southbound UP manifest trails off into the distance.
 Date: 10/31/04 22:18 Re: Weather Photos-Dancing in the Snow Author: funnelfan Meet Frosty, the suicidal snowman.
 Date: 10/31/04 22:21 Re: Weather Photos-Dancing in the Snow Author: funnelfan A empty UP grain train cuts across a white Rathdrum Prairie.
 Date: 10/31/04 22:25 Re: Weather Photos-Dancing in the Snow Author: funnelfan A UP grain train comes out of Snadpoint on the ex-GN mainline under the US 2 bridge in Dover, ID.
 Date: 10/31/04 22:28 Re: Weather Photos-Dancing in the Snow Author: funnelfan A loaded UP grain train cuts through the snowfall at Athol, ID.
 Date: 10/31/04 22:32 Re: Weather Photos-Dancing in the Snow Author: funnelfan A loaded UP grain train skims snow off the Rathdrum Prairie
 Date: 10/31/04 22:35 Re: Weather Photos-Dancing in the Snow Author: funnelfan A UP METHK on the Rathdrum Prairie with mount Rathdrum Mountain in the background.
 Date: 10/31/04 22:38 Re: Weather Photos-Dancing in the Snow Author: funnelfan A northbound UP decends into Marshall Canyon near Cheney, WA.
 Date: 10/31/04 22:41 Re: Weather Photos-Dancing in the Snow Author: funnelfan A couple of local units northbound in the Wallula Gap
 Date: 10/31/04 22:49 Re: Weather Photos-Dancing in the Snow Author: funnelfan And for a final photo. Cold weather brings about it's share of broken rails, which often lead to scenes like this derailment at Juniper, OR.
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