Meridian & Bigbee Railroad
M&B Westbound Freight Train L-125 pounds over the diamond as they pass through Linden, Al. crossing the AGR ( Alabama & Gulf Coast Railway ) bound for Myrtlewood, Ms. then will turn back to Montgomery, Al. to interchange with CSXT at North Yard
Date:
12/21/2009
Location:
Linden, AL
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Collection Of:
William H. Davis Jr.
Locomotives:
BAYL 500(GP38)
BAYL 507(GP38)
BAYL 506(GP38)
BAYL 503(GP38)
Author:
william davis
Picture Categories: Scenic,Action
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Date
Bernie Feltman
General
Beauty!!
12/22/2009 8:34:59 AM
William H. Davis Jr.
General
Thanks Bernie, The light could've been better, but good enough. I actually went west with the M&B train so I could get perfect light, but the train terminated at Myrtlewood, Al. & turned back east, but by then the light was backlit for eastbounds with nowhere to film eastbounds in good light, all backlit.
12/22/2009 7:24:41 PM
David Barrentine
General
Nice shot! That's sad, there's more Bay Line power on the M&B than on the Bay Line itself.
2/20/2011 7:55:01 AM
William H. Davis Jr.
General
Thanks David, I know, hard to believe, but it's nice I don't have to drive as far for it
2/20/2011 7:56:46 AM
Chris Sapp
General
These are great photos of The Bay Line but it makes me sad. I miss seeing them and glad that the ol girls are still out running, but all i get to see anymore are the orange borgs G/W. Panaman just isnt the same anymore not seeing that long line of green and yellow everyday.
7/17/2015 12:14:02 PM
William H. Davis Jr.
General
Thanks, what's funny is it isn't even the Bay Line, it's Meridian & Bigbee Railroad, I did better on the MNBR getting solid sets of Bay Line power than I did on Bay Line themselves, it didn't really matter to me where or on what railroad I caught them just as long as I caught them, definitely a shorter drive for me to MNBR
7/17/2015 3:17:28 PM
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