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Nice photo Don but the signals look like something some kid would make from soda straws for his HO layout. Those have got to be the most Godawful looking signals Ive ever seen. The look of new era railroading is crap.. Sorry Im from the old school of good old steel girders holding up searchlight signal heads is more to my liking.
Don Winslow was a regular on Train Orders for many years. He was a great photographer of railroading and many other subjects beyond trains. He also had an excellent website. As many of you may know, Don passed away on November 18, 2022. His website was in danger of going dark forever when a group of us worked very hard to keep it going.
Calling Mr Winslow for rebuttal! 1. BNSF 3837 crosses the 500 Avenue crossing south (TT east) of Hope, KS on September 8, 2019. Another Low Light situation Don & I had so much playful competiti
Many of you knew Don Winslow from his postings of photos and words on TrainOrders over the years. I am sad to report that Don passed away on Friday, November 18. He was a close friend of many years standing. We will miss him. To see some of Don's wonderful work in many subjects please see his website at donwinslow.net Bruce Jones, Sierra Madre CA
This "Don Winslow" in Northern California is just fine, but I suspect you're looking for the other Don Winslow. We've communicated a couple of times but I haven't heard from him either. I miss his superb photography.
While going through some old stuff and rescanning some of it here is todays bunch. Gotta a whole bunch of this junk and will post more of it later. This is the 3751 at Monolith headed for the Loop. Don Winslow
Date: 04/09/20 13:15. Men working on the railroad -- all Nevada. Author: Copy19. Here's a collection of eight shots from Reno, Sparks, Las Vegas and Boulder City from the 50s, 60s, and 70s. All were taken by me except the shot of the westbound summer Challenger No. 107 arriving in Las Vegas. It was taken by my dad, Walt.
Date: 09/01/24 05:01. Grand Canyon, Flagstaff & Winslow, Arizona, in ‘71. Author: GPutz. We arrived Flagstaff on Sunday, 9/5/71, rented a car and drove to the Grand Canyon where the camp grounds were almost full. On Monday, Labor Day, almost everyone left and two of the three camp grounds closed. The rest of the week we hiked around in ...
Date: 03/09/20 10:29. When BNSF Wore a Warbonnet. Author: TheNavigator. Around the time of the BN/AT&SF corporate merger in 1995, warbonnet/Super Fleet locomotives lettered for BNSF began appearing around the system. Although BNSF lettering replaced Santa Fe on the long hood, the Santa Fe style Cooper Black typeface was retained.
Date: 04/15/22 18:35. New RailCam from Winslow, AZ. Author: Christi. Hello All, We just went live with our new camera at Winslow, AZ at the La Posada Hotel / Winslows Arts Trust. You can find it here on on our channel! On YouTube, search for "La Posada & Winslow Arts Trust Museum, Winslow, AZ | BNSF Gallup Sub, Milepost 285.3". Enjoy! Christi.
