Re: 2467 and 2472 doubleheader
Author: HUTCH 7.62
Date: 03-22-2020 - 08:45
i was there Wrote:
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> 70-lb rail, untreated 60-year-old redwood ties,
> dirt for ballast, and a couple high-steppin'
> Pacifics was a recipe for derailments. They were
> pretty common out there at Hunter's Point... just
> didn't catch many on video!
>
> We ultimately tore out the switch that the Sub
> derailed on and straight-tracked that stretch. As
> I recall the switch the 72's tender got hung up on
> was actually in halfway-decent shape. Don't
> remember what exactly happened there. We seemed
> to never stop working on that track at that end of
> the yard.
Looking at google earth, all that track is gone. Curious, what was that big multistory white building with no windows seen in the videos used for?