Friends, I like Dave Snow's thread, and have contributed to it. I created this thread for other Google Streetmap railfanning images of railroad subjects which fail one or more of Dave's rules, quoted below:
but which otherwise meet the spirit of Dave's intent. Freight and passenger cars, former industrial track locations, railroad infrastructure (bridges, trestles, in use or abandoned), coaling towers, etc.) are all fair game here, and even locomotives, as long as they fail one or more of Dave's rules.
To get started, Google Streetview at
<https://www.google.com/maps/place/Valley+View,+TX/@33.4804587,-97.1618574,725m>
there is an industrial locomotive visible, which to the best of my recollection did not have a number.
A few miles away, at
<https://goo.gl/maps/xHSGS1V9YL12>,3
there is this boxcar (not in the best condition, given age, and weather.
And a few miles away in a different direction,
<https://goo.gl/maps/dP1CBVEgMYp>
are two ATSF 40 foot boxcars.
ns
but which otherwise meet the spirit of Dave's intent. Freight and passenger cars, former industrial track locations, railroad infrastructure (bridges, trestles, in use or abandoned), coaling towers, etc.) are all fair game here, and even locomotives, as long as they fail one or more of Dave's rules.
To get started, Google Streetview at
<https://www.google.com/maps/place/Valley+View,+TX/@33.4804587,-97.1618574,725m>
there is an industrial locomotive visible, which to the best of my recollection did not have a number.
A few miles away, at
<https://goo.gl/maps/xHSGS1V9YL12>,3
there is this boxcar (not in the best condition, given age, and weather.
And a few miles away in a different direction,
<https://goo.gl/maps/dP1CBVEgMYp>
are two ATSF 40 foot boxcars.
ns
