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EMD GP-9 1750 and Alco C-420s 23, and 24 bask in the hot summer sun outside the diesel shop in Scranton, Pa. waiting for the call to service on local freights that will be dispatched later in the evening. The 1750 and two GP-9 sisters will head west while the 23 and 24 will join another C-420 and work east. All five engines and their crews will layover at outlying terminals and return to Scranton after crew rest is completed tomorrow.
(Photo and ex-L&HR locomotives painted by Scott Lupia, LT GP 1750 painted by Joe Kopin)

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