CSXT 3325 leading I017-23 on the Rochester Subdivision
With a fresh coating of snow on the ground, from an overnight snowfall, my youngest and I headed out to see if we could find any trains on CSX's Rochester Subdivision. We heard train I017-23 call out that it had a clear signal at control point (CP) 290, which is in Syracuse, New York, on the Syracuse Terminal Subdivision. We were at Warners, New York, about ten miles ahead of I017-23, so I decided to go to Memphis, New York, to catch the train.
CSXT 3325 leads I017-23 west at MP QC302 of the Rochester Subdivision. |
I017-23 disappears into a cloud of snow to the west of Bennett's Corner Road. |
Photographs taken on December 23, 2021, at Memphis, New York.
Nice action shot! Interesting about the defect detector, I have never noticed those, the UP and BNSF ones may look different I guess. Looks like your youngest is the biggest train fan? Seems to be along with you on your trips more often.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Shelly.
DeleteThe defect detectors on the UP and BNSF should be similar. But the detectors are easy to miss because they are not very tall and sit below the top of the rails.