BAR-9 in Low Winter Light

by Steve Eshom on January 10, 2010

This morning the light was pretty typical of January in the Northwest.  The sun is still low and a high layer of clouds from an incoming storm were filtering it a bit.  As I got on the road I heard the H-EVERBAR9 (the BAR-9) finishing up some work in Vancouver’s B yard so I thought it would make excellent fodder for the light.

I met up with the train west of Eavan and found out my friend Michael “Mad Dog” Sawyer was at the throttle.  This gave me a bit more incentive to chase the train as I rarely get a chance to chase one of MD’s trains.   I was a bit repulsed by the Washington Husky hat he was sporting but got over that quickly because the light was just too nice.

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West of Eavan the BAR-9 passes the rear end of an Interbay grain train changing crews at Eighth St.

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After meeting the BARVAW at west Washougal, the BAR-9 storms away from the meet.

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  • Oliver
    Very nice shots from January. I like the strong colours of the trains constrasting with the background
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