The Trains In Snow thread
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Post them up, since it's that time...

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Tom

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Enon Valley, Jan 1978


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Smithville, Ontario - winter of 1976:
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Wayne
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A couple of shots of ON Rail train #211 going through Kirkland Lake, Ontario on its way to Noranda Quebec. I took these last year or the year before.


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Southfork,Pa. January 2009.

Todd


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Christmas train at the Kiski Junction, 2003, too much snow for people to even get to us.


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Great thread Tom---excellent pictures Everyone---here's a few more pictures from the late 80's/early 90's taken in Hamilton Ontario

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Two from Millville, NJ March 2009

Bruce


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Tom, this was a great idea for a thread. Here is one from February of 1979. the winters of 77-79 were just plain brutal, no other word for them.
Charlie


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Winslow, NJ March 1995

Bruce


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Can't take credit for this one - it's from the open media files at www8.cpr.ca (holiday train):

   

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Cold water stop on the prairies (?):
   

Digging out a caboose circa 1951:
   

It seems as if no amount of digging will free this engine...
   


Brrrrr....!! Wink Big Grin

Andrew
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That actually looks to me like a plow they are digging out rather than a caboose. And wow, that lokie is buried good!
-Dave
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Puddlejumper Wrote:That actually looks to me like a plow they are digging out rather than a caboose. And wow, that lokie is buried good!

You're right... The end you can see doesn't look "caboose-ish". :?: That's what the caption says, but expect you are right based on the following info:

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Of course, this all begs the question, "when the plow is stuck..." 35 Big Grin

Andrew
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Famous picture from the Blizzard of 1888.
Central New England, actually the Connecticut and North Western at that time, loco plowing through a snow drift outside Norfolk, Connecticut.

Actually this is a copy of this picture I bought at the Springfield Show some years back.


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