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Re: Sixteen Degrees on the Mountain
Author: Bruce Kelly
Date: 02-28-2015 - 19:24

I thought your 8563 looked mighty familiar the moment I saw it. Not too many units, even 70ACe's, looking that fresh and clean in coal service, at least not for very long. That train was one of two coal loads sitting on yard tracks at the west end of Hauser, ID, today while other trains came and went through the fuel pad. Reached a balmy, breezy 40 something here today.

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  Sixteen Degrees on the Mountain Pdxrailtranist 02-28-2015 - 13:45
  Re: Sixteen Degrees on the Mountain Bruce Kelly 02-28-2015 - 19:24
  Re: Sixteen Degrees on the Mountain Agent 99 03-01-2015 - 09:01
  Re: Sixteen Degrees on the Mountain Pdxrailtranist 03-01-2015 - 10:46
  Re: Sixteen Degrees on the Mountain Agent 99 03-01-2015 - 11:55


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