Posted by Scott Marsh on March 2, 2010 
Bet the sound was great as the photo.
Posted by Kenneth A. Young on March 2, 2010 
Notice the big boy second out. This shot gives me that "down home" feeling. Thanks Bernie.
Posted by Chuck Schwesinger on March 2, 2010 
A shot like this makes me wish I'd spent a little of my time in Georgia, great work Bernie!
Posted by Brian Gregg on March 2, 2010 
The good old days of railroading in my generation. Nice Photo. Don't see waves like that much anymore
Posted by on March 2, 2010 
I can only hope the trains I'm shooting today bring back the memories your shots do. Awesome.
Posted by Jim Sinclair on March 2, 2010 
Bernie... This photo makes me long for the "good ol' days" of this era and I'm glad I was around to see and experience this brand of railroading. If you're like me, we just didn't realize how special it was until it was gone. This is a great photo and please keep hittin' us with your wonderful classics!
Posted by Glenn Laux on March 2, 2010 
Bernie, I have been enjoying your 80's pics, and I was exactly 2 years old the day before this pic was taken, I only wish I could've been able to railfan back in this era, it kind of makes you think of what the people in the future will think of todays railroading.
Posted by Backyard on March 3, 2010 
I think the SCL air-horn was the best. I like the U36B now and seeing it together with the U36C is a real treat. Thanks Bernie!
Posted by Dan Tracy on March 3, 2010 
Nice shot of a bygone era. I can hear them U-boats barking now.
Posted by Donald Haskel on March 6, 2010 
This is a beautiful shot and a nice story.
Posted by Craig Walker on December 16, 2010 
This really shows off the height differences between GE's four and six-axle power. And nice detail, too, since so much of the engineer is visible.
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