While I was out and about this morning, I heard the Louisville DS give 167 a TW down around Joyes. As usual on a pretty day, the camera was with me, so after I picked mom up we headed out to Waddy to follow the 167 East for a bit. Not bad for a lucky catch and a hour of time.
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West Waddy Kentucky, on the Louisville District
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SD70M-2 #2758 leads 167 at the East End of the Coal Chute Siding, Lawrenceburg KY
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167 at the West end of Talmage. I usually bring out the big glass for this shot, but after noticing that the fence line had been cleared out I (GASP) got out the wide angle and went for something different.
A little "spit shine" wouldn't hurt that engine right now too. ;)
Great chase Emmett!!!