NS 82T Chase
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I think you mean 82E
nprsux 3 years ago
No. It was 82T. NS runs both trains from the Powder River. 82E is for the Indian River in Delaware and 82T is for Beesley's Point, NJ.
nanshant 3 years ago
Great shots, where were you at the last one?
redsoxfan423 3 years ago
Tyrone, PA. Photos and videos from that location are usually taken from the other side of the tracks down by the crossing, but the sun was wrong.
nanshant 3 years ago
Those SD60s at the beginning are in Run-8.
cbehr91 3 years ago
They're SD50s.
nanshant 3 years ago