by erielackawanna
Group,
Back in my NJ days, I'd done some pretty cold railfanning, but this shot, taken in Winter Park, Colorado on December 28, 2003 sits in my memory as one of the most painful shots I've ever taken. The temprature was zero degrees farhenheit, but it felt more like 20 below. What really amazed me was how no one waiting trackside for the Ski Train really got out of the way of this empy coal train.
http://freericks.rrpicturearchives.net/ ... id=1277222
Moments after this train passed, I ran back into the ski lodge/train station to regain feeling in my hands.
Thanks for looking and corrections are welcome.
Charles Freericks
Back in my NJ days, I'd done some pretty cold railfanning, but this shot, taken in Winter Park, Colorado on December 28, 2003 sits in my memory as one of the most painful shots I've ever taken. The temprature was zero degrees farhenheit, but it felt more like 20 below. What really amazed me was how no one waiting trackside for the Ski Train really got out of the way of this empy coal train.
http://freericks.rrpicturearchives.net/ ... id=1277222
Moments after this train passed, I ran back into the ski lodge/train station to regain feeling in my hands.
Thanks for looking and corrections are welcome.
Charles Freericks
Charles Freericks
