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Re: Link to the artists page
Author: Z-Train
Date: 09-22-2017 - 18:27
Kevin Dunwoody Wrote:
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> Obviously, this is not a 10 minute "tag the wall"
> on a freeway overpass. The art is very nice and
> took a great deal of time and equipment to
> complete. I just have three questions
> 1) Where was this locomotive parked, that nobody
> saw this happening?
> I've driven by UP's West Colton yard at night.
> They so many lights, that it look like 12:00 noon
> at 2:00 AM.
> 2) Where was the UP Police while this major event
> was taking place?
> 3) Could this be a locomotive that was in a
> deadline and going to be retired/auctioned or
> scrapped?
This locomotive was the first in a set of inactive UP locomotives parked on some line in a rural area of Utah. Don't think one can compare it West Colton yard.
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> Obviously, this is not a 10 minute "tag the wall"
> on a freeway overpass. The art is very nice and
> took a great deal of time and equipment to
> complete. I just have three questions
> 1) Where was this locomotive parked, that nobody
> saw this happening?
> I've driven by UP's West Colton yard at night.
> They so many lights, that it look like 12:00 noon
> at 2:00 AM.
> 2) Where was the UP Police while this major event
> was taking place?
> 3) Could this be a locomotive that was in a
> deadline and going to be retired/auctioned or
> scrapped?
This locomotive was the first in a set of inactive UP locomotives parked on some line in a rural area of Utah. Don't think one can compare it West Colton yard.
