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Monday, January 21, 2013
B&O CPLs: Gotta Catch 'Em All
This past year saw the destruction of my beloved Huntington Ave interlocking by CSX C&S forces as they needlessly re-signaled a 261/CTC line without pole lines just to spite the memory of the B&O in its home city. However I was provided with over 6 months of lead time to get out and get all the photos and videos and since I needed to make a proper tribute to the signals that have given me so many years of enjoyment. I felt it fitting to show off the eastbound CPL dwarf's full range of emotion.
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Rule 290: Restricted Proceed
Rule 286: Medium Approach
Rule 285: Approach
Rule 283-A: Medium Approach Medium
Rule 282: Approach Medium
Rule 281: Clear
The most difficult indication to capture was naturally Medium Approach Medium which I only managed to snag with a cell phone camera a week before the signal was retired. Farewell old chum, your approach lit light show never failed to brighten my day.
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