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    Posted: 06 February 2013 at 18:18
Welcome to the fourth episode of "Show us your railway pictures" !

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This ex-BAR, nee-ATSF switcher rests silent in Saint-Hyacinthe. From what I've heard, it broke down some time last week and the MMA will soon be sending in a replacement. I wonder if they will repair it... It was built in August 1952, which makes it more that 60 years old!


MMA 23 @ Saint-Hyacinthe by Mathieu Tremblay, on Flickr

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Posts: 3531 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 06 February 2013 at 19:47
Poor Girl! Sad Story. What engine type is she and which railroad? Anyway, RIP engine #23!
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Number 23 is a GP7u. She had her short hood chopped by the ATSF at some point. The MMA has 2 more, but I am not sure 1) where they are and 2) in what state. Perhaps they'll fix the 23 with spare parts from the other two...

The Montreal, Maine and Atlantic is a shortline that operates a former Canadian Pacific mainline between Montréal (Delson) and Brownville Junction, Maine, as well as some branchlines in both Quebec and Maine.


MMA 23 @ Saint-Hyacinthe by Mathieu Tremblay, on Flickr

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Posts: 3531 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 06 February 2013 at 20:17
Thank you, Mathieu! Wasn't familiar with the Montreal, Maine, and Atlantic RR! That's a nice portrait of her!
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Posts: 3531 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 07 February 2013 at 17:25
Page 8 in the "show us your railway photos....3" is loaded with many fantastic photos, some great winter shots, I wanted to comment on JJAlphas nice photos of the "Baureihe 141".

Baureihe 141

I rode trains through Darmstadt everyday on my way to work in Langen -- usually pulled by 141s, sometimes 140s I think. The versions pulling the Schnellzug from Heidelberg was sometimes painted blue, rather than green. I had to change trains to a local in Darmstadt. Brings back lots of memories. They usually pulled the "Silberlings" shown in your second photo. I actually almost flew to Germany with my wife in May, and the DampfFest in Kranichstien was on the agenda, but something came up and I wasn't able to travel.

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Here's the rest of the set from May of 2010:


graffiti on the move by p_man's trains, on Flickr
Sony A200 | 1/40 | f/6.3 | 75 mm on beercan | ISO 200

I got a chance to practice my panning. Thant's motion blur in the ballast.

And my two favorites from this set. We were on a bridge (Pavement Road) over the tracks, and the light was fading fast


csx 7796 csx 7849 and autoracks by p_man's trains, on Flickr
Sony A200 | 1/250 | f/6.3 | 210 mm on beercan | ISO 200


csx 7796 csx 7849 and autoracks (2) by p_man's trains, on Flickr
Sony A200 | 1/250 | f/6.3 | 210 mm on beercan | ISO 200

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ЧМЭ3-4606 at Feodosia, Ukraine.
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Posts: 3531 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 08 February 2013 at 21:07
Mathieu,

Well I know it may not be any consolation, but you cetainly would have my vote for photo of the week in the Dyxum Gallery Exhibition!

AMT 812 @ Saint-Basile-le-Grand

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Posts: 3187 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 09 February 2013 at 02:42
Couple of chance shots of a passing pair of Bessemer (B&LE, subsidiary of CN) locomotives





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@borjomi - I like that a lot. The worker adds just the right touch of dynamism. I wonder, though, if the photo is leaning a bit to the left, or perhaps it is a bit of perspective distortion.

Here is the start of my next set. Let's see if I'm making any progress.
June 5, 2010:

here she comes by p_man's trains, on Flickr
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closer by p_man's trains, on Flickr
Sony A200 | 1/400 | f/8.0 | 70 mm on 18-70 kit | ISO 100

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Just doing my part to keep this thread on the first page:

A couple of more from 6/5/2010 at the Depew (Buffalo) Amtrak station:

csx5407 (1) and watcher by p_man's trains, on Flickr
Sony A200 | 1/640 | f/8.0 | 70 mm on 18-70 kit | ISO 100


csx5407 (2) and watcher by p_man's trains, on Flickr
Sony A200 | 1/640 | f/8.0 | 40 mm on 18-70 kit | ISO 100

Thanks for looking. More to come.
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Posts: 1433 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 10 February 2013 at 08:16
Open air museum in Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk

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Multiple unit train leaving Amersfoort station:


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