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Baldwin 2-6-6-2 & Alco 2-8-4 in yard at Baltimore

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Steve Drury, on July 25, 2009, said:

Hi Peter this is a nice find and another one for the fav's

steve

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Vadim Anokhin, on July 26, 2009, said:

What is years of buildings this locos?

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top spotter, on July 26, 2009, said:

HiPeter Yes it was a nice find as Steve said and into my favs as well. Regards Alan

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Nick Weall, on July 26, 2009, said:

Yup a Golden Star Award for this one Peter ~ it looks quite fearsome ~ Nice work ~ Ciao nick

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Peter_private_box, on August 7, 2009, said:

Hi Nick, Alan, Vadim, Steve,

Thanks for the visits. I was tempted to clone some real black smoke onto it from one of my other pics, make it look like it was in steam, but those with sharp eyes would realise steaming wasn't possible!

Best Wishes Peter

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MaryAlice, on August 10, 2009, said:

FEARSOME! I love Nick's description! Very fearsome indeed! Somehow the whole thing just looks unusually wide.... completely demanding of one's total respect and admiration, no doubt!

A fantastic, magnificent beauty!

Thank you for sharing this powerful beast!

Best regards from Georgia,

Mary Alice

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studio4t1, on August 11, 2009, said:

WOW!!! What giant trains. Great photo Peter_private_box@

All the best Tone. Y*.

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Peter_private_box, on August 13, 2009, said:

Hi Mary Alice & Tone,

Thanks to both of you for your visit and kind words. I like the analogy to a Borg ship, and I see exactly what Mary Alice means by the width. Maybe the designer put the air pumps there on purpose!! The Allegheny follows the same idea. I suppose us British are used to clean and tidy lines on our steam engines!!

Best Wishes Peter

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Peter_private_box, on November 3, 2009, said:

Hi Steve,

Thanks for the warning, I just looked in, and seen a whole load with the same message. rest assured none opened!!

Had a very busy week at work this week, no time on pano, but I did notice you had a load of new Scottish pics, which I must look at properly!!

Best Wishes Peter

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Steve Drury, on November 3, 2009, said:

Hi Peter its been a problem all day i gather but hopefully sorted now .. hope you are not working to hard :))

steve

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Peter_private_box, on January 6, 2010, said:

Hi Bruce,

and thanks fro the star. It was nice for me to get to see these close up, even if only in a museum. Didn't get chance to experience the sights and sounds of such a monster at work, the sort of thing which your photos convey so well.

Best Wishes peter

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V@dim Levin, on March 7, 2011, said:

Greetings to American steam engine from Soviet!

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Peter_private_box, on March 13, 2011, said:

Hi Radist

Thank you for the visit & nice words. Sorry for late response, I've been so busy with work recently, I've had no time for Pano. The Soviet steam locomotive is very nice too!! (and is maybe in better condition than this one!) I will come and have a proper look at your gallery soon.

Best wishes Peter

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