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If the last car is a sleeper and it's not the TE, that would leave the CONO. And the picture was taken when the temporary consist was in effect.

But the station? I haven't a clue. I'll just throw out a guess of Memphis.
 
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The photo reflects the standard consist of this train ... but it's not the CONO. Given the other trains I've eliminated, I think that leaves only one possible route. :)
 
If it is not the EB, TE, HF, CS or CONO, it has to be the SWC, CZ or CL.

I don't know about the AT and its consist. Maybe it is the Imperial or the Spirit!!
 
Yup, I agree that we're down to the SL carrying through TE cars. Given lack of activity on the platform I'm assuming it's not a major station.

Yuma, AZ?
 
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manchacrr said:
Del Rio, TX?
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That's it! Definitely a challenging one.

On this trip, we were held up there for a while while the Feds went through the train, looking for supposed illegal immigrants or other people they deemed Amtrak-unworthy. They found a family that they decided shouldn't be aboard, and were in the process of removing them when I shot this photo ... that's the little knot of people in the far background.
 
Montanan said:
manchacrr said:
Del Rio, TX?
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That's it! Definitely a challenging one.

On this trip, we were held up there for a while while the Feds went through the train, looking for supposed illegal immigrants or other people they deemed Amtrak-unworthy. They found a family that they decided shouldn't be aboard, and were in the process of removing them when I shot this photo ... that's the little knot of people in the far background.
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I almost said that, but it didn't match what I could see on Google Earth. I knew it was the SL, on the SAS-LAX leg, and the fact it was at night narrowed it to a handful of stations...
 
Here's the next station:

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Credit for this shot goes to my girlfriend, not me, but here's a station that hasn't been featured yet (to my knowledge, at least).

 
Never noticed it before, but I love that RV type AC unit on top of the cab!

(And I have no clue as to where it is.)
 
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Sorry, it's not RTE.

I do enjoy the cab AC unit as well. Each AEM-7 (or at least the AC conversions) has one on each end for each cab, I believe.
 
BOS is correct. That was the only shot of BOS I could find in my collections without either an MBTA train or the bus station visible, both of which are dead giveaways.
 
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BOS is correct. That was the only shot of BOS I could find in my collections without either an MBTA train or the bus station visible, both of which are dead giveaways.
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The purple on the post was actually the giveaway for me - I figured with that it had to be an MBTA station of some kind.
 
lo2e said:
TCRT said:
BOS is correct. That was the only shot of BOS I could find in my collections without either an MBTA train or the bus station visible, both of which are dead giveaways.
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The purple on the post was actually the giveaway for me - I figured with that it had to be an MBTA station of some kind.
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Good catch! I thought someone would figure that out. It's almost too dark to see it in the photo, but those pillars are actually a sort of deep red - it's the same color used throughout South Station for the platform signs, directional signs, etc., and I've never seen it used at any other nearby station (the MBTA usually goes for a much more vivid/potentially obnoxious shade of purple, as you mention). The red pillars are also the tip-off that a large number of AGR brochure promotional shots have been staged at BOS.
 
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