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davidtltc

July 06, 2014 09:23AM

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Very Good John even the lighting is amazing, dates it to almost pre-1970 with the grass growning so nicely around the rails. You must have been lower down on the hillside and to the very southern part of that hill to get such a broad side veiw of that freight train. There are many spots on that hill I could have gone too, the point behind me was my destination but there was to much obstruction the higher I got, and when your with a group it is always hard to keep patrons out of your shots.

Still a Student,

Dave

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