a special thanks to EM for editing these for me
I've never tried to do any kind of night time picture taking before, but I wanted to atleast try to get the searchlights and signal bridge in Georgetown before they tore it down. I took these last thursday and friday after I got off work (2AM) as of today the signals are history :'(
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The sky looks neat in all three, tis a shame to hear of the old signals falling.
PA Dan
On the way home from Summerail, I managed to get the next to last train through the old crossovers at Georgetown, and under the old signals. Another southbound (the last train) with UP power was behind him. An era passes...