Nice shot!
http://www.railpictures.net/viewphoto.php?id=306760
Check out how deep the snow is on top of the signal's visors.
Can you say snow?
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Re: Can you say snow?
I've seen snow on light frames before, but never that much...
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That right there was the massive storm that covered the midwest and the Northeast with a good amount of snow. Nice shot of the snowblowing loco!
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I was wondering if someone would take that literally!illinoistrains wrote:s-n-o-w
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I don't need to say it... I'm buried in 15" of it!cabman701 wrote:I was wondering if someone would take that literally!illinoistrains wrote:s-n-o-w
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DAMN YOU ALL! SUCKS BEING DOWN HERE IN FLORIDA!SirKrunch wrote:I don't need to say it... I'm buried in 15" of it!cabman701 wrote:I was wondering if someone would take that literally!illinoistrains wrote:s-n-o-w
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Don't say that to a guy who spent nearly 10 hours shoveling 14" of heavy, wet-cement-like snow off his long driveway on Wednesday...not to mention clearing a large tree limb that fell across it due to the weight of the snow.Crossingman18 wrote:DAMN YOU ALL! SUCKS BEING DOWN HERE IN FLORIDA!SirKrunch wrote:I don't need to say it... I'm buried in 15" of it!cabman701 wrote:I was wondering if someone would take that literally!illinoistrains wrote:s-n-o-w
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Thats one of the major factors I miss about not being in Maine. Snow. I loved shoveling and snowthrowing snow in the early mornings wit a brisk 15-25mph wind blowing right in your face. I loved after it was all done bundling up in a blanket around the gas fireplace in my house, and drinking a cup of coffee before I got my gear on and chased Guilford Rail System when all the signals were still blanketed in fresh fallen snow. Here in Florida, last night I had severe thunderstorms. What kind of christmas and december is it when you have severe thunderstorms... Plus seeing christmas decorations without any snow is like drinking soda without any ice.
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The snow wasn't too bad in Michigan. The hard part was having the rain all turn into 3" of ice. That was the hardest part for me in Midland, MI.