Re: Thank You for a great week!
| September 01, 2021 02:33PM |
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gregcoit Wrote:
> There was 50 years of Steam Locomotive development
> on display this past week, with locomotives built
> between 1875 and 1925...
>
> Also 3 forms of fuel; wood, coal and oil.
>
> This past week was a massive undertaking and it
> sure was fun to watch and be a part of.
>
> Greg
Here is a photo of 50 years of steam locomotive development, as mentioned by Greg:
... now burning, from right to left, wood, coal, and (now) oil.
Unfortunately, 425 (315) is hidden behind 168, and the Glenwood is partially obscured by Eureka and the blue Work Flag.
Rob
> There was 50 years of Steam Locomotive development
> on display this past week, with locomotives built
> between 1875 and 1925...
>
> Also 3 forms of fuel; wood, coal and oil.
>
> This past week was a massive undertaking and it
> sure was fun to watch and be a part of.
>
> Greg
Here is a photo of 50 years of steam locomotive development, as mentioned by Greg:
... now burning, from right to left, wood, coal, and (now) oil.
Unfortunately, 425 (315) is hidden behind 168, and the Glenwood is partially obscured by Eureka and the blue Work Flag.
Rob
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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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