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Met many people trying to get photos of this train. One man had driven 5 hours from Birmingham, Alabama, to get the photo and had no idea where he was or how to get back to Alabama. Then, I raced to two more locations to get the train.
When it was on the tracks in the Spillway it was travelling very slowly but picked up speed to 40 mph as soon as it left the trestled tracks. When it blew past me at two other locations with the whistle blaring and the steam at full blast it literally blew me sideways and my ears are still ringing from the whistle.
Coleen Perilloux Landry retains the international copyright not only for the original image but also for any versions of it.
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