Great story, with such a personal touch ... nicely done, the project and the photograph.
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Very nice, I love that Zack's shirt matches the locomotive that he is photographing. Might I suggest that when he out grows the shirt, that you have it and this photo framed as a keepsake for him. Very nice work sir.
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Nice shot. Who knows, perhaps Zack will be railfanning there in, say 2042 and photograph his son at the same spot.
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Great story behind the shot. Really does have that personal touch
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What a cool story. And a unique one - can't imagine there's another kid in the country with a railroad signal named after him. Good work Dad!
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Nice work dad! If in the future you need another name.......'Jeff' would be ok with me for obvious reasons! All kidding aside, this is a great story.
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Great shot and sotry behind it! Looking at that box though, I hope Zack's signs don't hit the ground before too long!
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What a great story and tribute to Zack, Rich. I'm sure Zack will appreciate this for many years to come.
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Zack needs to paint his cabinet.
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Holy cow! I showed this to my mom and she though your son was me! I looked almost exactly like that when I was around 5! Curly red hair and a love with trains. I am now 15 and my love for trains is still strong! Its cool how you had the CP named after your son, and nice photo!
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Really Cool Rich! And some day a historian will be tracing this line and trying to figure out why this location is named "ZACK". Just too cool.
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Nobody has done this for me (I am sure there is a control point out there named "CP Nathan" somewhere on one of our Class 1 railways) but if I could name a control point "CP Nathan" it would have be on UP or BNSF :-)
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