#Frankenstein
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252 with Frankenstein Cliff
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My last photos of Monday’s Mountaineer Special were made just east of the Arethusa Falls grade crossing on New Hampshire’s Crawford Notch. I’d explored this location for nearly four years. It appears among the early photos of the line that…
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Frankenstein-Two Years Ago Today.
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Step back to September 28, 2020. I had just bought my Nikon Z6 mirrorless camera. The foliage was turning, and I hiked up to the famed Frankenstein Trestle to catch the Mountaineer on its ascent of Crawford Notch.
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USA Today Northeast Go Escape
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page ad in USA Today’s Go Escape. The ad features two photos that I made for the railroad.
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Frankenstein Foliage
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Yesterday, I made this image of the Mountaineer descending at the Arethusa Falls grade crossing against a backdrop of autumnal foliage and the famous Frankenstein Cliff in New Hampshire’s White Mountains.
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INSPECTING FRANKENSTEIN
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Last week, I traveled with Wayne Duffett of TEC Associates on the forth of four Conway Scenic Railroad bridge inspections.
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Frankenstein on the Billboard
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As part of my responsibilities as Manager of Marketing and Events at Conway Scenic Railroad, I organize our billboards in the Conway-area.
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Frankenstein on Halloween!
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Where better to photograph a train on Halloween than Frankenstein trestle?
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Frankenstein Foliage
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September 24, 2020: I made my way to Frankenstein trestle on the former Maine Central Mountain Division to photograph Conway Scenic Railroad’s Mountaineer.
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Work Extra at Frankenstein! Four Photos (and a BIG Rock).
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The other day, in preparation for debut of Conway Scenic’s Mountaineer, the railroad operated a work extra with locomotive 1751. This ran up the former Maine Central Mountain Division to clear debris and rocks that had fallen on the line.
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Leaves at Frankenstein Trestle
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Last June, while working with the Conway Scenic Railroad I exposed this view of fresh green foliage at the Frankenstein Trestle on the line over New Hampshire’s Crawford Notch.