Here's a few of my favorite photos. You can scroll down to the previous post to see the link to the whole album
Saturday, June 6, 2015
First Photo Album
Ladies and Gents,
Here is the first album of railfanning pictures that I've been able to upload!
https://picasaweb.google.com/108956544727138884104/TheAustinToddLaddRRATL?authuser=0&feat=directlink
It's my pictures from two visits to the Austin, Todd & Ladd RR in northwest central Oklahoma. The AT&L is owned by Wheeler Brothers Grain and primarily exists to serve their elevators in Watonga, Greenfield, and Geary. It also serves an elevator at Calumet and I hear that it hauls loads for the local oil and natural gas operations from time to time as well. It interchanges with the Union Pacific at El Reno, and owns a unique little hodge-podge of locomotives, including an old CF7.
I'm working on adding captions to all the photos, but if you have information or stories to share about the railroad, please share by all means!
Here is the first album of railfanning pictures that I've been able to upload!
https://picasaweb.google.com/108956544727138884104/TheAustinToddLaddRRATL?authuser=0&feat=directlink
It's my pictures from two visits to the Austin, Todd & Ladd RR in northwest central Oklahoma. The AT&L is owned by Wheeler Brothers Grain and primarily exists to serve their elevators in Watonga, Greenfield, and Geary. It also serves an elevator at Calumet and I hear that it hauls loads for the local oil and natural gas operations from time to time as well. It interchanges with the Union Pacific at El Reno, and owns a unique little hodge-podge of locomotives, including an old CF7.
I'm working on adding captions to all the photos, but if you have information or stories to share about the railroad, please share by all means!
Wednesday, June 3, 2015
Introduction
Hi everyone! My name is Alex Bogaski, I'm a Christian, husband, Oklahoman, Soldier, and a die-hard railfan and model railroader. I've found a great deal of blogs very helpful as I have developed my passion for trains, and I thought that I'd start one of my own to chronicle what I've learned and hopefully help continue to spread the knowledge. More posts and photos are forthcoming. Enjoy!
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