still proud Sante Fe Chief by Richardphotos
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it had disconnected the other locomotive and was waiting for a switch to be thrown to return to the old museum yard .awaiting to move the Big Boy
Comments (46)
Great photo here!
Use to see those all the time traveling across the country via car.
Awesome locomotive and capture....
Outstanding !
Very powerful!!!!!!
Wow this is a nice capture of this front engine.
lot of horsepower
Cool capture!
Very nice capture of it Richard, I'd like to be there to watch all this in person.
Very beautiful engine Nice capture
The name goes far back in history. Nice shot. Aloha
very cool shot!
Great capture, love it!
Cool, outstanding capture!!!!!!!!!!!!
I couldn't tell if this is an F3A or F7A. Santa Fe ran both in the Warbonnet. If you know the engine number, it can be referenced at this website: http://www.rr-fallenflags.org/atsf/atsf-00.html She looks wonderful. Thanks for posting.
Great shot! Love the locomotives.
Great capture of this really cool engine!
A superb old train, excellent shot.
Magnífica foto Richard a locomotiva é fantástica.+++++++++++++5
Nice photo!
Cool
Super clearly photo.
cool
Lovely shot Richard.
Exellent shot.
a very good shot!
One of my favourite loco. Great capture.Thank you for sharing
Great shot. Love the trains. I won't fly in an airplane but I sure did like riding the trains.
Always beautiful the old technique... Thanks
Great capture!