How is it that the ground to the immediate left of the units has no snow cover, yet the evidence of the blizzard is everywhere else in the photo...?
|
That snow is packed in! Might take awhile to remove.
|
Nose plowing, Get ur dun. Great shot.
|
Perhaps there is no snow near the locos because the area was sheltered by the building seen behind the locos? It seems to be a bit windy judging by the snow blowing of the shovel!
|
Wow !
|
I never even herd of the Bloomer Line before! I am glad that somebody is preserving the CB&Q colors,
|
Sorry, It's heard not herd.
|
| Posted by Snowy on January 11, 2014 | |
I really like that paint job. I was just trying to think what it reminded me of, and the comments have just provided me the answer.
|
Neat shot Steve.
|
Would like to see her after all that is gone. Hard to believe there would be no damage like to the ditch lights, railings, etc. That snow looks hard as a rock.
Also to answer the question about the missing snow to the left, I live about an hour from this location and temps Thursday and Friday were warm enough to allow quite a bit of melting. We also received regular rain Friday which helped quite a bit where it wasn't piled. I know it is hard to believe after below zero temps just 3 days before, but it's true.
|
| Posted by on January 13, 2014 | |
A neat little operation with well-kept power.
|
Don't scratch the paint job with those shovels, boys!
|
Great photo, looks like a fun chase!
|