SWEET, ABSOLUTELY SWEET!!!!!!!! Gotta love the guy working the power desk!!!!!
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Glad to be the first on this one! I've always liked the C&NW paint on wide nosed units. Missed my chance to shoot one back here after the C&NW break up.
And I want to be the first say..this gives new meaning to the words, "Cornfield Meet"!
Great catch, by golly.
Ed
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Congratulations, Bryan, on capturing a very rare and special moment. You have my vote for PCA. Nick Hart
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| Posted by Brian Sellers on November 20, 2006 | |
Woah, what a great catch!
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Now that is a great catch, awesome shot Bryan!!
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wow...I love those one in a millions...
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Wow, what luck! Very nice shot! My vote for PCA for sure!
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| Posted by Kathi Kube on November 20, 2006 | |
Seriously cool!
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| Posted by on November 21, 2006 | |
This is what dreams are made of! Needless to say, great shot!!!
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| Posted by TOYOTA on November 21, 2006 | |
All these locomotives are owned by Union Pacifc, but there is no Armour Yellow in site. SWEET!
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Yes sir luck was on your side.This is one hell of a catch.
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I wondered if anyone would get this shot! Simply amazing!
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| Posted by Howie M. on November 22, 2006 | |
Unbelieveable!! I couldn't believe my eyes when I first looked at the picture. Timing is everything, and obviously luck can't hurt. Congratulations on a great catch!!! Howie
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| Posted by Dave (UP Conductor) on November 22, 2006 | |
I had taken a train to Proviso on the 17th and the Oly, United Way and Hertiage were all at the diesal shop that night but all separate and on different tracks. Nice to see they took the time and effort to get em all together.
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Man you are lucky, what a meet! Great shot , and a thing that probably will never happen again
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I'm not even really a UP fan, but I'm awe-stricken by this photo. I would love to simply see one of these engines make their way onto the CSX or NS in my area. Great shot and congratulations on a wonderful lash-up!
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| Posted by Andy W on December 26, 2006 | |
Absolutely incredible luck!!! This is the only photo I've seen with the CNW heritage unit and an old CNW.
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| Posted by Adam Christman on March 23, 2007 | |
Wow! Lucky catch man!
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