On Sunday the Southern Pacific heritage unit of Union Pacific led a CSX westbound empty hopper train.
I had to work that day, but after getting word that it had just passed Berea at 1:30 p.m. I figured there was a slim chance I could catch it near Greenwich or Willard.
As it turned out the defect detector at LaGrange nailed a car and it had to be set out. I first intercepted the UP 1996 at Wellington as it was pulling up to make the set out.
It was still overcast then but I did like the shot by the old mill.
I then went to Greenwich to wait on it with hopes of more sun down there. Just as Q352 cleared at GN Tower the 1996 came around the corner, but the clouds didn’t clear.
Two more locations did yield some sun though, Boughtonville and Peru Center.
Article and Photographs by Roger Durfee
Tags: Roger Durfee photographs, Union Pacific heritage units, Union Pacific locomotives, UP Southern Pacific heritage unit
September 30, 2014 at 4:00 pm |
Very nice Craig!
Jim