Wisconsin & Southern HM19

[fuzzybroken]

Wednesday I went out and found the HM19, with GP38s 3804 and 3803, at Ackerville. I got some great shots from the WIS-164 overpass, and ended up chasing the train down to Germantown before heading back to work. Pictures can be seen at:
www.fuzzyworld3.com/tc11-wsor_hm19.html
Enjoy!

[zardoz]

Really nice web site, Mark. I commend you for your efforts. Looks very professional! And the images are great.

[dknelson]

A nice classic shot at Richfield, especially.
Dave Nelson

[fuzzybroken]

Thanks! And thanks for looking! I realized after uploading all the new pages that I need to update my logo image with the one with a transparent background... But that's a minor fix...

[Noah Hofrichter]

Some Nice shots Mark!!! I've been wanting to catch a train at Ackerville sometime, be it CN or WSOR(although WSOR is perfered), and these shots really enspire me to!! Please excuse the fact that I know little about the layout of the Milwaukee Suburb Railroad lines, but is this the same CN line that runs through Duplainville?

Noah

[blhanel]

Beautiful bunch of shots- not a bad one in the lot.

[zardoz]

QUOTE: Originally posted by Noah Hofrichter

Some Nice shots Mark!!! I've been wanting to catch a train at Ackerville sometime, be it CN or WSOR(although WSOR is perfered), and these shots really enspire me to!! Please excuse the fact that I know little about the layout of the Milwaukee Suburb Railroad lines, but is this the same CN line that runs through Duplainville?

Noah

Noah,
Yes it is. It's the line from Fond du Lac to Chicago, called the Waukesha Subdivision, radio 161.295 (CN).

[chad thomas]

Great shots Mark.[tup]

[samfp1943]

GOOD JOB, very interesting shots...and no goose mess!

[Noah Hofrichter]

Thanks for the info Zardoz!! Especially the radio frequency, it will come in handy.

Noah

[zardoz]

Noah, I forgot to mention the WS frequencies:160.575 & 161.145.

In Sussex (north of Duplainville) the UP Adams Sub ( either 160.89 or 161.04) crosses over the CN main.

The CP frequency for north (west) of Milwaukee is 161.520.

The CN also uses 160.260 for yard work, like around Waukesha.

[Noah Hofrichter]

I kinda figured the WSOR one, that is the same all the way around the WSOR System. But thanks for the other Fequencies too. I gotta write all these down somewhere easy to find now.....

Noah