On Behalf Of Paul Brezicki > > I was trying to figure out if this train was climbing or > descending I can't decide either . . . a couple of Erie > shots at Canisteo NY in the 50's That's crossed my mind too . . . Also sun angle can be > tricky; the Delaware Div'n has so much curvature that > depending on train direction and time of day the sun can be > oriented almost anywhere. True, I spent an hour last night looking at old USGS maps (which I like to do anyway) trying to identfiy a location with a large lump in the background like in the photo. I didn't find one between Susquehanna and Port J. All the hills look much larger than that hill. I am VERY curious about where this is. SGL The Erie Lackawanna Mailing List Sponsored by the ELH&TS http://www.elhts.org ------------------------------
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