Stopped in Rich Hill Siding

Name	Type	Comments	Date

Alex Vaughn	General	That old fencepost really fits in there.	2/3/2008 8:57:25 AM

amtrakswchief 4	General	I've been there	2/3/2008 2:11:02 PM

Joe Magruder	General	Where's the siding in Rich Hill? I've been on the main drag once (by the MP caboose) watching a Montrose load and I didn't see any sign of a siding there.	2/3/2008 2:42:32 PM

Pat Scott	General	Kevin, and you would have taken a better shot, for sure.	2/3/2008 10:56:08 PM

David Mead	General	I can see how your thoughts have told you to include the fence post but for me this distracts from the main scene. I dont know if you carry a step leadder on your pick up but I think a slightly higher viewpoint to exclude the fence post in particular would have been better and we could then concentrate on the locos. Otherwise good angle of the train and I like seeing hpow you have allowed the consist to escape across the central left of the frame.	3/5/2008 6:31:53 AM

Stopped in Rich Hill Siding
They came to a stop and waited for a meet with a northbound UP Empty Coal Train.
Date: 2/2/2008	Location: Rich Hill, MO Map	Views: 810	Collection Of: Zach Pumphery
Locomotives: MNA 4077(SD40-2) CORP 4020(GP40) MNA 4080(SD40-2)			Author: Zach Pumphery

Picture Categories:		This picture is part of album: February 2008 in SEMO and Beyond

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