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RailPictures.Net Photo: NS 2596 Norfolk Southern EMD SD70M at Birmingham, Alabama by Frank Orona
 
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        » Norfolk Southern (more..)
        » EMD SD70M (more..)
        » NS AGS South District 
        » Birmingham, Alabama, USA (more..)
        » August 07, 2014
        Locomotive No./Train ID Photographer
        » NS 2596 (more..)
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        » Frank Orona (more..)
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        Even though it’s still on borrowed time, the former Southern Railway cantilever signal continues to stand tall and control trains passing through the 32nd street interlocking such as this afternoon westbound freight.
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          ApertureFNumber  f/9.0
          Make  NIKON CORPORATION
          Model  NIKON D90
          ExposureTime  1/800
          ISOSpeedRatings  200
          Flash  0
          FocalLength  270/10

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