Seaboard System New Orleans (LA) bound train #415 is giving Hamlet (NC) bound train #414 a shove up the hill, out of the siding, and away from dotntown as the crew prepares to cut off "on the fly"

Name	Type	Comments	Date

David Barrentine	General	Great shot!	4/8/2012 12:40:10 PM

Charles Burgess	General	Super action shot! Shame the caboose's windows are already plated over.	4/8/2012 12:52:44 PM

Charles Stookey	General	Your description explains a lot about this great shot. Right place at the right time!	4/8/2012 9:17:11 PM

Fred Stuckmann	General	We pushed our share of trains up our local big hill, very nice shot.	4/9/2012 9:23:12 PM

Olaf Junges	General	Awesome photo!	4/10/2012 3:19:56 AM

Rob Richardson	General	Must have been real pleasant inside that caboose. That's what you get for having 25 different colors on the exterior.	4/12/2012 5:08:18 PM

Seaboard System New Orleans (LA) bound train #415 is giving Hamlet (NC) bound train #414 a shove up the hill, out of the siding, and away from dotntown as the crew prepares to cut off "on the fly"
414 could not start its train after stopping in the siding to meet its counterpart, train #415. In a common practice at this location during this era, the "push" is being made `gainst the cab of the eastbound train climbing away from Opelika. The crossing/interlocking with Southern Railway's Columbus-Birmingham "P" line is just to the right of the lead locomotive. The east end of the Oelika siding is just beyond the interlocking
Date: 7/11/1984	Location: Opelika, AL	Views: 953	Collection Of: Bernie Feltman
Locomotives: SBD 4083(GP38-2) SBD 4128(GP38-2) SBD 4044(GP38AC)			Author: Bernie Feltman

Picture Categories: Action		This picture is part of album: SBD-Seaboard System Alabama/Florida action shots

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