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John Sporseen

September 04, 2004 04:54PM

I think there are a number of examples where tourist trains and freight share the same line. The Mount Hood Railroad out of Hood River Oregon runs tourist operations seven days a week along with their normal freight traffic. The BNSF runs freight on the same tracks as the Spirit of Washington Dinner Train (I believe).
I'm sure there are many others and I'll bet it is just a case of all parties working together, coordinating schedules, etc.

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Re: D&RGW 169 Update	Ken Graczyk	September 04, 2004 02:21PM
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Re: D&RGW 169 Update	Paul Hagglund	September 04, 2004 05:39PM
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