If you have a new phone, join in. Here are the rules: Do not trespass (or violate any other laws in the pursuit of photos or videos). Be safe (and legal). If you are driving, stop the car in a safe place to use your phone's camera. All photos must be taken during the period of the thread (i.e. now through July 31, 2013 for this thread). Photos should be taken with your smartphone (or other similar mobile device) and uploaded. Videos may be embedded from Youtube (or other video site). Late getting started this month so let's make up for it with some good pictures. Charlie
The family and I went for a ride on the Boone Scenic Valley Railroad yesterday! It was great fun and awesome to hear and feel this steamer on the move! Ahh h........ I can still smell the sulfur smell of burning coal!! http://m.youtube.com/my_videos#/watch?v=aXqLvRnKPYk
Your YouTube link is password protected, so is blocking me from viewing. You can embed the video in your post by clicking on the film icon, third from the right in the menu area above the Quick Reply typing area. Insert the YouTube URL of your video into the box and click OK, which will insert the video into your post.
Ok, bear with me... Still learning ! [video]http://m.youtube.com/my_videos#/watch?v=aXqLvRnKPYk[/video]
Aha!! Thanks E-8!![video]http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=aXqLvRnKPYk#[/video] Let me know if this video works...
I hate it when the image lags the moment when you click the shutter. I wanted the nose of the locomotive to just poke out from behind the tower. Sent from my DROID4 using Tapatalk 2
Excellent, this is a very well timed contest. Good thing I will be getting some RJ Corman action in a few days...
I give up tryin to post a video. Its at BSVRR STEAM on yoyoutube... Now can some one tell me what these are exactly? I believe they belonged to Fort Dodge, Des Moines and Southern before they converted to all diesel.
I give up tryin to post a video. Its at BSVRR STEAM on yoyoutube... View attachment 55928 View attachment 55929 Now can some one tell me what these are exactly? I believe they belonged to Fort Dodge, Des Moines and Southern before they converted to all diesel.
Yes I did. But 90% of my posts here are by smart phone. For some reason all it will let me clip is a mobile version. . Its all good. Got plenty more pics to post from my railfan day...
That locomotive looks a lot like one of the Kennecott Copper steeplecab electrics that they used in Arizona.
Russell, I was about ask why an NS unit coal train was going through Texas on its way to Roanoke, VA when I realized that you were in Rocky Mount, NC. You do get around, doncha...:startled:
