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Sierra by the beach
Author: Sam Reeves
Date: 02-11-2010 - 16:31

Heading home this afternoon, I spotted the Sierra Railroad's #48 making a crawl for the fields of Nuga while on Highway 1. I turned around and headed up Beach Street to my fave location of Manresa Beach. It was a misty and partly cloudy afternoon, but a fine day for my first experience with the Sierra on the Santa Cruz Branch. The #48 had a train of a boxcar, centerbeam, and four tank cars. I'm at a loss as to who's receiving the tank cars. The last shipper to use them was Wrigley's during the SP era. You just never know what you'll see next on the Sierra. ;-)

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Sam Reeves Photography
Pacific Grove, CA

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Subject Written By Date/Time (PST)
  Sierra by the beach Sam Reeves 02-11-2010 - 16:31
  Re: Sierra by the beach WAF 02-11-2010 - 17:00
  Re: Sierra by the beach Bob Williams 02-11-2010 - 17:06
  Re: Sierra by the beach Steve Carter 02-11-2010 - 17:09
  Re: Sierra by the beach Freericks 02-11-2010 - 17:10
  Re: Sierra by the beach Steven D. Johnson 02-11-2010 - 18:17
  Re: Sierra by the beach jdm 02-11-2010 - 23:30
  Re: Sierra by the beach Railpax71 02-12-2010 - 07:26
  Re: Sierra by the beach Sam Reeves 02-12-2010 - 09:11
  Re: Sierra by the beach Railpax71 02-12-2010 - 20:42


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