3 foot gauge in Washington
| May 13, 2010 09:29PM |
Thought you might be interested in this image of the 3 foot test track being laid near Olympia, Washington to test the WP&Y locos after re-power, rebuild and before shipment to Skagway, Alaska.
Track is about 700 feet long, laid in the available 85 lb rail.
TH
Track is about 700 feet long, laid in the available 85 lb rail.
TH
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