Kirk in PA
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Sure love the tractors, trains and mountains part. Wouldn't mind a bit of the global warming here after this past year. Pictures taken last Friday, October 16 at Horseshoe Curve, Altoona, PA.
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Adrian Billheimer
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Thanks for the pics, I was lucky enough to get to Horseshoe Curve about three years ago in the summer, as much as I don"t like it, it looks good in snow.
Adrian Billheimer
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Don't like the snow, that is.
olgentdc
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horseshoe thats one of the things I want to sdee Some day , Horseshoe Curve PA ,, 20 or so Years ago we had a couple inches Snow on OCT 19 .. GLOBAL WARMING AINT NUTHIN but HOT AIR from BLOW HARD abundant idiot fools
a.rothermel
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sweet pictures. I see the big JD and Case tractors go by on the railroad tracks sometimes. But never with a background like that!
About a month ago I drove past a long train filled with armored vehicles of various descriptions painted up for the desert. I didn't count cars, but there were at least 40 train cars in the train. My daughter has been after me to get a cell phone with a camera. At the moment I wished that I had one.
Christopher
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Lou from Wi.
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Swell pictures. LOU
Anonymous-0
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Do you suppose the keys are in 'em? I don't know where else they would be.
fixerupper
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Thanks for the pics. I haven't seen tractors on rail cars in my neck of the woods for years. I live 150 miles from the Deere Waterloo factory and a little over 300 mi. from Moline so all the tractors we get come straight from the factory on trucks.
Do you suppose those tractors in these pics are destined for export, or just to the east coast?Jim
Do you suppose those tractors in these pics are destined for export, or just to the east coast?Jim
Absent Minded Farmer
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The Horseshoe!! One of the many railfan spots I hope to visit. Great thanks for the grand pictures! - Mike
Christopher, I too remember the moment I had to have a cell phone with a camera. There were doing road work around here and the crew had one flagman who was a little short and round Mexican. He had as big of a sombrero as I had ever seen, he had spray painted it orange and put a round of duct tape around it close to the top. Funniest thing I had ever seen in my life and I was stuck looking at him for a good long while and I couldn't stop laughing.
Dave
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