QUOTE: Originally posted by icmr you walk around muttering the specifications of your favorite locomotive.(done that) ICMR Happy Railroading.[swg][swg]
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QUOTE: Originally posted by equinox You approach a railroad grade crossing and hope to be stopped by a train.
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QUOTE: Originally posted by piouslion QUOTE: Originally posted by StillGrande You get up before everyone else in the house on vacation and walk 2 miles to the tracks 1 hour early (just in case) to photograph the 1 train that comes by on the line that day. I thought I was the only one that did that!!!!
QUOTE: Originally posted by StillGrande You get up before everyone else in the house on vacation and walk 2 miles to the tracks 1 hour early (just in case) to photograph the 1 train that comes by on the line that day.
QUOTE: Originally posted by wairoa You believe those who have never experienced riding on a train are under privilaged.
RJ
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QUOTE: Originally posted by wairoa You believe those who have never experienced riding on a train are under privilaged. You believe railroads getting rid of steam engines was short sighted. Are happy about the increasing gas prices as it means more freight wil be shipped by rail than trucks. You keep an engine on the dash board of your car so your date can see how cool you are. You think of the wheel arrangement on your car as an 0-4-0.
Your friendly neighborhood CNW fan.
espeefoamer wrote:QUOTE: Originally posted by wairoaYou think of the wheel arrangement on your car as an 0-4-0.The wheel arrangement on a car would be 0-2-2 for front wheel drive, and 2-2-0 for rear wheel drive.
QUOTE: Originally posted by wairoaYou think of the wheel arrangement on your car as an 0-4-0.
The wheel arrangement on an all wheel Drive would be 0-4-0.
trainboyH16-44 wrote:QUOTE: Originally posted by piouslionQUOTE: Originally posted by StillGrandeYou get up before everyone else in the house on vacation and walk 2 miles to the tracks 1 hour early (just in case) to photograph the 1 train that comes by on the line that day.I thought I was the only one that did that!!!!Nope, I've done that tons. I tell you, nothing gets you up better than the thought of seeing a train that isn't powered by AC4400s, bbrant styleMatthew
QUOTE: Originally posted by piouslionQUOTE: Originally posted by StillGrandeYou get up before everyone else in the house on vacation and walk 2 miles to the tracks 1 hour early (just in case) to photograph the 1 train that comes by on the line that day.I thought I was the only one that did that!!!!
QUOTE: Originally posted by StillGrandeYou get up before everyone else in the house on vacation and walk 2 miles to the tracks 1 hour early (just in case) to photograph the 1 train that comes by on the line that day.
This is the standard pattern in my family too... and I've got pictures going back to 1977 from doing it.
if you ever gone to a railroad museum with more knowlidge than the gide
if you were asked about a picture of milwaukee road 261 in a art galery and had a circle of people around you while you anserd
if the vent fan in a public restroom sounds like an alco to you
if you get your minnesota boilers licence before you can drive a car
if you ever railfand in a blizard or in -30 below temps (i just did the blizard one today)
if you have more train pictures on youre myspace acount than you
if you get asked by one of your coworkers at a horse show waht railyard is next to the barns and you tell them arginten with out missing a beat
you just might be a railfan big boy
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