1625 before sun rise by Richardphotos
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all the locomotives are gone to Frisco including 1625, except the Big Boy. the freight company is delaying moving it. maybe the owner of the tracks is afraid of it breaking down and tying up the tracks for days until it could be removed
Comments (46)
That baby has some history on her! Nice shot of history Richard. Stan
A most awesome piece of history here she is massive fantastic capture.
Great work on this really cool capture, Richard. Hope to see photos of the trains at their new location someday
Great news shot!!!!!! Powerful!!!!!!
A fascination for a lot of people ,always a big impact and than ks to share your neauties ((5++))
Excellent photo !
Original handdrawn blueprints of such locos are artwork also
Very cool capture I don't blame the owner one bit
this night shot looks good!
Outstanding!
the super cool locomotive of the past, great shot.
It is good to see these ladies restored. Is a Santa Fe doodlebug, the M-190 there too? I hear she is being finally restored. I have pictures of the model I created of her in my gallery.
Beautiful shot of this.
A great shot of this piece of history!
That is beautiful, outstanding capture!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Shining shot.
I love old locomotives too. It is a stunning capture
great shot
what a feat of engineering
Exellent photo :)
Very interesting, excellent shot!
Awesome! Time for you to move to Frisco?
Excellent shot Richard, love it.
WOW... It's absolutely gorgeous !!!
It looks huge!!!!!!!
Great night shot!
Interesting shot! In the old (not so far removed) they would simply drop (remove) the side rods and tow them!
great shot
Very cool!
wonderful a train on a train lol. wonder if i can paint it one day