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Trackside with Erik and Mike, Volume 36 voting
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Bergie
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Mon, Aug 8 2005 1:30 PM
This week's installment of Trackside with Erik and Mike is now live within the Railroading section on the Trains.com home page. Please read this week's column and then vote for your favorite photo below.
Click here to read Trackside with Erik and Mike Vol. 36
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Erik Bergstrom
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Posted by
alstom
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Mon, Aug 8 2005 1:43 PM
TOUGH, this is too tough!! They are both awesome but I have to go with an SD70ACe.
Don't get me wrong, the other photo with the BN "whiteface" SD60M ROCKS OUT LOUD!!! But I have to go with the railroad I model and have an era of.
So photo number two is my pick!! ACe's rock all the way!!
Richard
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Posted by
zigg72md
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Mon, Aug 8 2005 2:26 PM
I have to say I like Mike's photo a little better. Just because I can see more of the train.
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Posted by
shawnbecher
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Mon, Aug 8 2005 3:46 PM
Mike's photo is a little dark, but I like how the headlights glint off the rails.
Shawn - MP 116 CP Watertown Sub
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Posted by
Anonymous
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Mon, Aug 8 2005 4:08 PM
Both Nice shots of loco's working hard.
Just think the SD70ACe is a contender for "Ugliest Loco ever built" title.
Geoff
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Posted by
tmcc man
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Mon, Aug 8 2005 4:50 PM
mike's photo appealed to me i liked the whitenose on the BN loco,and how the lights were shining on the rails.
Colin
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Posted by
espeefoamer
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Mon, Aug 8 2005 5:51 PM
It was a tough one this week,but I finally went for Erik's photo of the SD70ACe.That engine is so close I can feel the power as the train rolls past[8D]. The fact that it is a manifest did'nt hurt either.Mike, I'm sure your shot could have won against a different photo.It was real close this time.
Ride Amtrak. Cats Rule, Dogs Drool.
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Posted by
gemperfilm
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Mon, Aug 8 2005 6:48 PM
It is tough, but it looks to me as if the CSX shot is slightly overexposed and the whiteface BN catches the soft light of the end or beginning of the day just perfectly.
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Posted by
andyhjn
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Mon, Aug 8 2005 9:19 PM
i liked mikes shot best. the heat and smoke over the top of the loco realy show a
locomotive hauling the bacon.you can almost hear and that baby howling.
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Posted by
TrainFreak409
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Mon, Aug 8 2005 9:28 PM
I went with the BN. We've been seeing a lot of SD70ACe's in new paint schemes lately, and seeing an older green and white BN is a good change of color.
Scott
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Posted by
BNIRRLives
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Mon, Aug 8 2005 11:47 PM
BN SD-60m all the way.
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Posted by
jjlamkin
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Tue, Aug 9 2005 8:19 AM
Sorry Mike, I went with Erik's this time. The contrast looks brighter in Erik's photo and the CSX loco definitely looks different. Looks like a modified Dash 9?
Erik, The Chillicothe Corn Fest was GREAT. We gave motorcar rides Saturday 7/30 and Sunday 7/31. I would say we probably ran about 100 miles. Plus Saturday night the Iowa Interstate Engineer and Maintenance of Way employee were able to get a track warrant for us to ride into Peoria up to the yard limit almost to the water plant located on Rt. 29. They also road along with us. We had about 15 motorcars this year which included 3 gang cars, 1 of them owned by a Metra Engineer! It was cool!!!
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Posted by
Noah Hofrichter
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Tue, Aug 9 2005 10:23 AM
I went with the BN shot this time, I like a whiteface anytime.
Erik, I was to the same John Deer Combine facility two years ago. That place is an awesome tour! But what I liked the bext was that a little was away from there, there was a locomotive graveyard with hundreds of old, dead locomotives, and if I remeber right somewhere near the plan too there was a old SOO caboose as a permenent railroad office, as well as a few SOO locomotives parked there. I just barely remember the details, but I remember that I had fun!
Noah
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Posted by
Anonymous
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Tue, Aug 9 2005 10:39 AM
I voted for Erik's photo. I like the angle that the train's shown at and think that overall it's a better picture. I prefer the BN unit in Mike's photo to the CSX one in Erik's, but, as was talked about after the results of the last voting, this isn't so much about which train we like better, but which is a better picture.
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Posted by
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Tue, Aug 9 2005 11:37 AM
I voted for Eriks because of two big +'s. The first reason is because I love ACe's, the second reason is because I saw that same unit (4849) in NJ around April, 2005. But both of your pictures were very good.
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