When there still regular general rail freight services between Adelaide and Broken Hill, Australian National ALCos 606/701 head one such service through Long Plains, north of Adelaide, early one Saturday morning in September 1987. V700_4_060
Penn Central Alco C630 #6319 & others at Bennington Curve near Gallitzen Tunnels. Oct, 9 , 1974. Photo B. Trogu
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947, 940 and 934 put the power on to climb Langwarrin bank out of Baxter on 10-5-86. Photographer Adem believes it was the first time triple 930s worked a Long Island freight..
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The RS1, the road-switcher that started it all for Alco even had EMD reeling for nearly a decade until the GP7.
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FC Sonora-Baja California Train No. 2 has just arrived at Benjamin Hill, Sonora, behind EMD FP7A 2101. No. 2 was due into Benjamin Hill at 0805 after an all-night run from Mexicali. The date is April 27, 1971. The passengers will connect with FC Pacifico Train #4, the MEXICALI, due in at 0935, on the right side of the station. Photo by Joe McMillan.
High quality photograph of Utah Railway Company Alco RSD-15 # UTAH 400 at Detour, Utah, USA.
High quality photograph of Green Bay & Western Alco RSD-15 # GBW 2407 at Union, Illinois, USA.
High quality photograph of Stockton Terminal & Eastern Alco S1 # STE 507 at Stockton, California, USA.
High quality photograph of Stockton Terminal & Eastern Alco S-1 # STE 505 at Stockton, California, USA.
High quality photograph of Stockton Terminal & Eastern Alco S4 # STE 564 at Stockton, California, USA.
During the early 1970s, Santa Fe's 2322-Class Alco S-2s were the principal switchers on the Harbor District in Los Angeles. They were used as single units, MU'd in pairs or triples, as shown here at the south end of Watson Yard in Wilmington on August 7, 1970. Two days later, the 2322 was cornered in a yard accident destroying much of the cab. The unit was not repaired and subsequently retired. (The last S-2s were retired in late 1977.) Photo by Joe McMillan.
High quality photograph of Long Island Railroad Alco C420 # LIRR 224 at Ronkonkoma, New York, USA.
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Great Northern GE U25Bs at Minneapolis, Minnesota, July 20, 1969.
A nice lash up of remarkably clean ALCos, Australian National 950/951/841/959 lead a South Line loaded grain working (train no.3636) through Petwood, South Australia on 10 March 1987 V700_3_486
Australian National ALCos 961/852/874 rumble past the yards and facilities at Dry Creek South on 22 February 1995 with a broad gauge transfer move of wagons destined for storage on the Eudunda branch. The boxcars being made redundant by National Rail/Australian National, but thankfully were picked up by private operator SCT for their standard gauge Melbourne to Perth run inaugurated later that same year.
Chaque fois que je parle à quelqu’un qui planifie son premier voyage, il me demande ce que je lui conseille, ce qu’il doit absolument savoir, ce à quoi s’attendre. Difficile à dire en quelques minutes seulement. Je me dis que je devrais noter ces conseils et les partager avec vous. En me baladant sur Twitter cette semaine, j’ai découvert le tweet de @vagabondish présentant l’article de Carlo Alcos intitulé 80 things we wish we knew before we started traveling (80 choses que nous aurions aimé savoir avant de voyager). Pourquoi refaire ce qui a déjà été fait? Je vous présente donc une traduction libre de cet article. Préparer son voyage Imprimez votre itinéraire complet et vos billets d’avion/confirmations. Rangez-les avec votre passeport. Vous ne pouvez pas toujours vous fier à l’Internet pour le faire sur votre téléphone ou votre ordinateur portable. Gardez une photocopie de votre passeport et ne rangez pas toutes vos pièces d’identité ou cartes de crédit/débit dans le même sac, au cas où vous en perdriez une ou vous vous en feriez voler une. Gardez contact avec vos amis et votre famille de temps en temps, surtout lorsque vous voyagez seul. Il est bon que quelqu’un sache […]
