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KevinM

June 12, 2017 01:32PM

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I also like the sunlit shot at the top of The Whiplash. Normally, the Whiplash is a really difficult spot for good photography because the sagebrush has grown up right next to the tracks and obscures the running gear. That spot looks like it either has been manicured, or perhaps needs just a bit of manicuring to be a great spot for photos. The black smoke was nice too!

/Kevin Madore

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