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Title: A Wide angle look at the CNO&TP
Post by: E.M. Bell on May 19, 2007, 11:01:24 PM
Here is yet another set of photos from Derby Weekend, I am slowly getting caught up on some of this stuff.

JR, Sean, and Myself spent two days out on the Second District of the CNO&TP on Monday 05/07/08 and Tuesday 05/08/07. Sean was visiting the area for the First time, so we naturally had to take him South. Mondays are always a somewhat slower day on the CS, but the 7th was about the slowest I have ever seen. They more than made up for it though on the 8th. 

Juinor had purchased (leased??) a new wide angle lens, and I think I used it more than he did these two days. As most of you know, I am partial to big glass, but it was fun trying some new angles at old places with the wide angle. I was pleased with the results to tell the truth... on the pics..

Monday, May 7th, 2007

NS 143 passes the old KY Div office at Somerset KY

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Train 167 heads down #1 track at Keno Ky.

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Southbound 215 high above lake Cumberland, just South of Tateville KY.

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Tuesday 05/08/07

NS 6697 leads a Northbound train under the signals at Junction City Ky.

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Northbound Triple Crown 264 at Bowen KY

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NS 116 passes a rustic setting at Bowen KY

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OK, I did get the big lens out for a few, like these. NS 123 fights it way up the through the cut at Kings Mountain KY

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123 again, this time at Gradison KY.

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And 123 one last time at Norwood Ky...he had one crusty catfish for power..easy to keep up with.

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NS 229 near Somerset Ky

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NS 177 passes the former location of Tunnel #11 at Parkers Lake Ky.

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Northbound 284 just North of Cumberland Falls KY.

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Late in the evening, NS 215 at Bowen KY

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And soon after, train 111 at Bowen KY.

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CORX tanks full of tasty Coors beer headed for all the thirsty folks in the South.

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Title: Re: A Wide angle look at the CNO&TP
Post by: nscnotp1 on May 19, 2007, 11:24:44 PM
You may have to buy that wide-angle lens off of Junior, because these were some great shots.  ;D
Title: Re: A Wide angle look at the CNO&TP
Post by: E.M. Bell on May 19, 2007, 11:41:33 PM
I left out one..and it was just about my favorite from the weekend.

NS 284 crosses the Green River trestle at South Fork Ky.

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Title: Re: A Wide angle look at the CNO&TP
Post by: R Federle on May 19, 2007, 11:45:55 PM
All I can say is "Very Nice Shots Indeed"!

One problem though.....I cant find the pull tabs on those Coors "Cans".

Robert Federle
Title: Re: A Wide angle look at the CNO&TP
Post by: BryanJones on May 20, 2007, 04:09:16 AM
nice set of shots Emmett, what lens was it that you were using? I remember you saying something about in on Sunday when we were all out at Waddy but never thought to ask which wide angle it was.

Bryan Jones
Brooks,KY
Title: Look at the CNO&TP / More
Post by: NSyorktown on May 20, 2007, 10:38:25 AM
What spectacular pics!

You sure were blessed with beautiful weather, and some great action.  Nice camera, too.

Thanks for sharing,

RDS