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This trestle is located near downtown Snohomish, WA. It was part of the NP line from Seattle/Black River to Sumas, WA. In later days it was used to access a feed mill in downtown Snohomish. The mill switched to trucks so the bridge is no longer used for rail transportation
A westbound stack train crosses the Midvale Trestle in East Glacier, Montana. After having three trains blown off this trestle in the past few years, BNSF is erecting a wind wall to combat the high winds here.
St. Maries River Railroad #501 hammers with all she's got on the stiff grade across the Pedee Trestle. There is quite a grade on the this ex-MILW mainline between St. Maries and Plummer, Idaho.
Looks like an oil painting, but this is 86k of an 18mb pix shot from the caboose 80 cars back. Crossing the Renslow Trestle over Interstate 90, Kittitas County, Wash.
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The Georgetown Loop Railroad is a narrow gauge line which runs between Georgetown, Colorado (USA) and the town of Silver Plume, high on the mountain to the west of Georgetown. This former mining (and now tourist) railroad runs a Shay engine and even stops at an old silver mine which can be...
The Georgetown Loop Railroad is a narrow gauge line which runs between Georgetown, Colorado (USA) and the town of Silver Plume, high on the mountain to the west of Georgetown. This former mining (and now tourist) railroad runs a Shay engine and even stops at an old silver mine which can be...
Cool crispy morning, CP104 begins the climb of Neys Hill. Just as youfinishing crossing the curved deck truss bridge, you have a 1.4% hill for 6 miles with 6 degree curves and a 30MPH speed limit.
Less than six months after I had shot the SP 3207 in the SPSF "Kodachrome" merger scheme leading Amtrak 5, it was repainted to scarlet and grey for a Directors' Special to Oregon. This picture was taken August 23, 1987 at Redding, California. There were at least five people in the...
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