photographer: Karl Kobel |
"Steam at the End of the Tunnel"
Jimmy Borgardt on Extra 308 East, steaming upgrade out of the tunnel at
Lakeside. Taken at the D&R railroad near Chicago. Submitted by Karl Kobel
kkobel trimedia.net |
photographer: James Pekarek |
"Patiently Waiting" W.F.& P.
Pacific #401 patiently waiting on the service track at Glencoe to pull the next
passenger train to Yeatman Wye. Photo taken at the Wabash, Frisco &
Pacific Railroad, Glencoe, Missouri on May 25, 2003. Locomotive: 4-6-2
#401 Submitted by James Pekarek
email address withheld
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photographer: Sharon Moore |
"Training In" Engineer
trainee Alex with engineer Barry Moore at the St. Croix Railroad, Hudson
Wisconsin, June 8, 2003. Little Engines' 4-6-2 built as Northern Pacific
1280. Owned by Tommy Cebulla. Submitted by Barry Moore.
dieselcris.com |
photographer: Chris Donhost |
"Birds don't enjoy Live Steam"
Stathi Pappas is bearing down on (and soon will singe the tail feathers of) a
peacock along the right-of-way. Taken on the old mainline; Sacramento Valley
Live Steamers May 17, 2003 (SVLS Spring Meet).
(no animals were injured in the filming of this incident) |
photographer: Bobby Timson |
"Smiling Time"
Bruce Raykiewicz highballing
his Erie 4-4-0 Atlantic on the Buckingham Central RR, Ft. Myers FL in March
2003. The Erie was scratchbuilt by Bruce. Submitted by Bobby Timson.
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photographer: Pete Pedigo |
"The First Day" Submitted by:
Steven Stafford, Bedford In
Here is my first day at the Indiana Live Steamers track with my recently
completed Sweet Creek.
Note: locomotive is for sale on our For
Sale page. |
photographer: Russ Steeves |
"0-4-4T Double Header"
Father's day 2003 at the Waushakum Live Steamers, Holliston, MA. Both
engines built from scratch (no castings).
Don Cornell; builder. Submitted by Russ Steeves.
russsteevesjuno.com |
photographer: Jon Hollahan
http://www.livesteamers.org/ |
"Kevin's New Gondola" Taken in May,
2003 "downtown" on the Manatee Central Lines in Parrish, Florida. Kevin (age 7)
shows off his new gondola that makes a whole train that fits exactly in
the back of a pickup truck. The locomotive is a Cannonball Lil Gasser, and
Dad (Jon) scratch-built the cars.
hollahanbellsouth.net
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photographer: Janet Mayberry |
"Images of imagers of steam"
Trevor Heath guides his Chinese Pacific ("Victory" class 1.5” scale) around
the tight bend at Heritage Park (British Columbia) durring Mini Rail Days.
Behind Trevor, a Shaw Cable cameraman captures a close-up of the bright red
wheels for his feature film.
jgmayberrycharter.net |
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