1/11/2014. Got a call from another railroad photographer that the NS1067, the Reading Heritage Unit, was in Lincoln. Most of us assumed that it snuck through in the middle of the night. I called up the "Other Brad" and we were off to Lincoln to catch it.
1. West of Pleasant Dale, Nebraska. A westbound Empty Coal Train is waiting for the Loaded Eastbound Coal Train to clear.
2. After the Coal Trains cleared up, here comes the 1067 on the East Side of Pleasant Dale, NE. That BNSF Locomotive was not on the point the night before. They added it in Lincoln.
3. Here is the train crossing the county road East of Pleasant Dale, NE. That Darrel in the photo, he is the one that called and told me it was still in Lincoln.
4. Now back on the West side of Pleasant Dale, NE.
5. Close up of the NS1067 - the Reading Lines Heritage Unit, nicknamed "Bee Line Service".
6. Here is the "Going Away shot" from the same spot.
7. Now we are at Seward, NE
8. Herzog work train in the Background
9. The "Other Brad" using his Shooting Platform errrrrr heavy duty luggage rack. Needless to say, I want one too!
10. The was the end of that chase, next up the train behind it has some Boeing 737's on it!
11. After that, we met up with a BNSF Employee that took us in the yard to see the Rotary Snowplow! This Locomotive was right next to it, its a Freshly Painted SD60M with remote control added to it.
12. Here is the Rotary Plow! I really want to see one of these in action sometime!
13. On the way back to Omaha we caught this train coming off the Sioux City Sub and heading towards Lincoln.
