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kcsivils

April 27, 2021 04:30PM

Registered: 10 years ago
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Having seen both in person, the 73 is much "narrower" when seen head on and visually "sits taller."

She's about the size of a K-27 except a bit taller. Beautiful locomotive.

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Exploring the White Pass & Yukon - Part Two	John C	April 25, 2021 05:41PM
Re: Exploring the White Pass & Yukon - Part Two	IanLK	April 26, 2021 10:40AM
Re: Exploring the White Pass & Yukon - Part Two	Jimr260	April 27, 2021 12:39PM
Re: Exploring the White Pass & Yukon - Part Two	IanLK	April 27, 2021 12:52PM
Re: Exploring the White Pass & Yukon - Part Two	Dan Robirds	April 27, 2021 04:22PM
Re: Exploring the White Pass & Yukon - Part Two	IanLK	April 27, 2021 05:22PM
Re: Exploring the White Pass & Yukon - Part Two	bcp	April 27, 2021 05:54PM
Re: Exploring the White Pass & Yukon - Part Two	bcp	April 27, 2021 04:11PM
Re: Exploring the White Pass & Yukon - Part Two	Jimr260	April 27, 2021 04:15PM
Re: Exploring the White Pass & Yukon - Part Two	IanLK	April 27, 2021 05:19PM
Re: Exploring the White Pass & Yukon - Part Two	kcsivils	April 27, 2021 04:30PM
Re: Exploring the White Pass & Yukon - Part Two	John C	May 01, 2021 05:05AM

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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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