Re: Postcard From Maine 12
| June 19, 2018 04:35AM |
narrowgaugejoe10 Wrote:
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> Wonder how much interest a steam powered rail
> building train would generate? A flat car loaded
> with rail, and a flat loaded with ties, and #9
> behind it would look really cool.
Hi Joe,
That's a good idea. Not only would the construction train be working to build track on the mountain extension but it could be a photographers event as well. Maybe look like this?
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> Wonder how much interest a steam powered rail
> building train would generate? A flat car loaded
> with rail, and a flat loaded with ties, and #9
> behind it would look really cool.
Hi Joe,
That's a good idea. Not only would the construction train be working to build track on the mountain extension but it could be a photographers event as well. Maybe look like this?
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488 stops for water at Los Pinos tank on closing day Oct. 1979. Photo courtesy Don Richter
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