| Reports of replacements vaders quickly popping up to the locations where Conrail Era Trilight signals were guarding the rails between Sidney and Quincy, OH on the CSX Indy Line had me scrambling to find a day to go get my last shots of them before they all came down. Finally, I found a free Monday and took the time to go south to get as many shots as I could of trains passing the signals before their untimely demise. I knew in order to get as much traffic as I could moving I would have to start the day early, as long lulls on the Indy Line are quite common these days. I quick hopped on US 33 and once reaching I75 I made a "B-Line" (haha, get it? Cause Conrail called this the B-Line, meh, never mind) toward Sidney. While coming into Sidney, CSX M364 was slowly working their way east through town, I was well behind the train, but thankfully the train was well over 200 cars long, which gave me a pretty good shot to get to Quincy and grab it passing the eastbound facing pair of signals there. The sun still wasnt up, but I definitely knew I needed to make due. |