Video time stamps and location are down after the main description
On January 31st, 2020, we went out to catch the last run of the recently painted Southern New England Alco RS36 that was en-route to the Battenkill Railroad in Greenwhich, New York. This engine was recently owned by the Delaware Coast Line Railroad, and was formerly No. 2, which was painted into the paint scheme for the Norfolk, Franklin & Danville Railway (NFD). We went and chased and got photo in Harrington, North of Harrington, Felton, Dover at Jello Yard, and Clayton.
Smith's Train Photography came along with us, check out his channel / @smithstrainphotograph...
Time stamps and codes:
1:01 - Harrington, DE: The start of our video. A look from the back at the Alco RS36 Locomotive, Delmarva Central Railroad will pick up the locomotive and hook up other railroad cars, and proceed to Hopkins Cemetery Rd.
3:28 - Delmarva Central Railroad GP40's finishing picking up the Alcos.
11:20 - Hopkins Cemetery Rd, North of Harrington: Picking up more railcars to go to Norfolk Southern.
23:55 - Felton, DE: Quick video and run-by of the train passing through Felton.
24:52 - Dover @ Jello Yard: Engineer unhooking the locomotives from the main train. This was a photo shoot that was arranged by a photographer that photographs for the Delmarva Central Calendar.
25:30 - Close up shots of the Alco RS36. Painted into the Southern New England Railway.
33:34 - Clayton: Norfolk Southern SD60E's leading Long-Hood forward hooks up to the train that the Delmarva Central locomotives originally had.
36:32 - DCR getting their new train from Norfolk Southern
38:30 - Norfolk Southern locomotives leaving to go back to Newark.
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