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Trackside with Trains Vol. 315 "Couplers" is now open

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Trackside with Trains Vol. 315 "Couplers" is now open
Posted by Steve Sweeney on Monday, October 30, 2017 9:27 AM

Good morning, All!

The bi-weekly Trackside with Trains photo contest, Vol. 315 "Couplers" is now open: http://trn.trains.com/photos-videos/trackside/2017/10/vol-315-couplers

Take a look and consider voting for your favorite!

Best,

Steve S.

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Posted by CSSHEGEWISCH on Monday, October 30, 2017 10:24 AM

I went with Derek Carter's photo.  It's a non-standard coupler that is fairly common on MU cars in suburban service.

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Posted by Paul of Covington on Monday, October 30, 2017 1:52 PM

   I like Robert Jordan's entry because it shows work involving couplers rather than just the physical couplers.

   By the way, is the guy on top about to dump a bunch of snow on the guy on the ground?

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Posted by zardoz on Monday, October 30, 2017 3:45 PM
Steve, I have a question for you regarding this contest, as some weeks there are many to choose from, and other weeks (like this one) there are only six: Do you have a certain criteria regarding which photos (and how many) are selected for the contest, or are all entries posted for voting?
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Posted by Electroliner 1935 on Tuesday, October 31, 2017 5:20 PM

I chose Alex Mayes's photo because of the feel of the motion as shown by the bluring of the ballast, and the swirl of the steam. Liked the others, but this one had a little punch to it.

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