I would presume the water rose as the train was stopped at the signal.
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pretty cool Bob ! your street, cement & weathering look GREAT !!
Bill T, Williams Blue Goose?
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great pic Brian. The Crackerbox GMC reminds me of Dad and my Uncle being truckers, the old cars, the billboards (there was always a Zenith TV in our families homes), and of course the PRR, even if they are dismals...
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coach joe posted:Bill T, Williams Blue Goose?
Very early MTH, loco & passenger cars.
here is a some Williams...
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briansilvermustang posted:
NOW you're talkin'!
That picture was taken by one of my longest-term model railroad friends: Dr. Mike Condren.
Mike took that photo in Van Buren, AR (one of my favoritist Frisco locations) in the mid-sixties near dusk. You're looking at the last months of the "Meteorite" passenger being pulled by FP7 #5047 as it heads north to connect with the "Meteor" at Monett/Springfield, MO. ("Meteorite" was a slang term for the little train, for it was a split off of the "Meteor" further north.) Over in the hole is an extra freight waiting for the Meteorite to pass.
That particular day, the Meteorite was longer than typical, for I recall Mike telling me it was doubling as a business train that day.
The Meteorite passed into history in September, 1965.
Andre
that is pretty neat story Andre, glad I ran across that photo,
while looking at train shots this morning, have a great day !!