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Casey Jones is ready, watch your speed,

Trouble ahead, trouble behind,

And you know that notion just crossed my mind.

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This old engine makes it on time,

Leaves Central Station 'bout a quarter to nine,

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Hits River Junction at seventeen to,

At a quarter to ten you know it's travlin' again.

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Driving that train, high on cocaine,

Casey Jones is ready, watch your speed.

Trouble ahead, trouble behind,

And you know that notion just crossed my mind.

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Trouble ahead, Lady in red,

Take my advice you'd be better off dead.

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Switchman's sleeping, train hundred and two is

On the wrong track and headed for you.

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Driving that train, high on cocaine,

Trouble ahead, trouble behind,

And you know that notion just crossed my mind.

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Trouble with you is the trouble with me,

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Got two good eyes but you still don't see.

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Come round the bend, you know it's the end,

The fireman screams and the engine just gleams...

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Originally posted by anti-social

is being a railfan cool?

 

it dont seem to impress the ladies but i can't get enough of looking at trains. i like the shot out the back of the caboose it looks like there is a figure stood inbetween the tracks a little way in the distance.

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Originally posted by NATO

 

it dont seem to impress the ladies but i can't get enough of looking at trains. i like the shot out the back of the caboose it looks like there is a figure stood inbetween the tracks a little way in the distance.

 

Good eyes, kiddo, there is in fact a conductor, or rail worker walking the line, i wish the pics came up better, but the scanners suckin and the digital isnt that great...werd.

 

Ill try and figure out a way to zoom in on those streaks in a bit for you all..peace.

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i was looking at this book in the library one day, it was by photographers that would take pictures of certain spots where young kids would go swimming, or by a drive in theatre, or even looking our a window from inside a familys dinning room. anyway, the one thing all these had in common is that there was a train rolling past in every scene. and i think this dates back to the 30's or 40's. amazing stuff and im gonna try to look some of it up so i might have some images comming your way.

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O. Winston Link

 

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Iaeger Drive-In, 1956

© O. Winston Link

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Link set his camera at a low angle so as to enhance the size of locomotive No. 2172 against the water tanks.

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Disappointed with his daytime shot, Link used flashbulbs to highlight swimmers and train against the powerful geometry of the bridges.

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LURAY CROSSING VIRGINIA 1955

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MAX MEADOWS VIRGINIA. 1957

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SEVEN-MILE FORD VIRGINIA 1957

 

there are some books of his out too you know

:idea:

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